- 1Foreword
- 2Introduction
- 3I — How a Husband Likes to Be Treated
- 4II — Charm
- 5III — The Ordinary Woman
- 6IV — Teach the Children to Love Father
- 7V — Strike a Balance With Matrimony
- 8VI — Jealousy
- 9VII — Have a Goal
- 10VIII — The Goat Family
- 11IX — Spoiling a Wife
- 12X — The Absence Cure for Family Ills
- 13XI — The Deadly Rival
- 14XII — Learn a Trade, Girls
- 15XIII — Trial Divorce
- 16XIV — Marry the Man You Love
- 17XV — Are You Good Company for Yourself?
- 18XVI — Keeping Young
- 19XVII — Gossip, the Policeman
- 20XVIII — The Lucky Working Woman
- 21XIX — An Indoor Sport
- 22XX — Should Women Tell?
- 23XXI — Domestic Boredom
- 24XXII — To Marry or Not to Marry?
- 25XXIII — Woman’s Greatest Gift
- 26XXIV — Grafting on the Old Folks
- 27XXV — Are You a Good Father?
- 28XXVI — The Moral Muscles of Your Children
- 29XXVII — The Mother-in-Law
- 30XXVIII — Why Our Families Rile Us
- 31XXIX — Our Lives Are What We Make Them
- 32XXX — Husband Losers
- 33XXXI — Martha or Mary?
- 34XXXII — The T. B. M. at Home
- 35XXXIII — Don’t Be Afraid to Let Your Husband See You Love Him
- 36XXXIV — Queer Things About Marriage
- 37XXXV — Husbands — The Living Conundrum
- 38XXXVI — The Power of Suggestion
- 39XXXVII — Woman’s Missionary Opportunity
- 40XXXVIII — How to Be a Good Husband
- 41XXXIX — Giving Children Advantages
- 42XL — Sell Yourself to Your Children
- 43XLI — Taking Husbands “As Is”
- 44XLII — Being a Good Wife
- 45XLIII — Invalidism a Graft
- 46XLIV — Selfishness Made to Order
- 47XLV — Self-Control
- 48XLVI — Old Fathers and New Daughters
- 49XLVII — Losing a Wife’s Love
- 50XLVIII — The Lure of the Married Man
- 51XLIX — Forget It
- 52L — Lost Love
- 53Li — The Show Wedding
- 54LII — When Your Children Are Glad You Die
- 55LIII — What Price Pleasure?
- 56LIV — The Ideal Mother
- 57LV — How to Catch a Wife
- 58LVI — Dangerous Girls
- 59LVII — When a Girl Loves a Man
- 60LVIII — Marriage Lessons
- 61LIX — The Superior Business Woman
- 62LX — New Ideals for Old
- 63LXI — Why Divorce Is Common
- 64LXII — The Children Pay
- 65LXIII — The Learned Profession of Home-Making
- 66LXIV — A Father’s Influence
- 67LXV — The Riches of Poor Children
- 68LXVI — A Man’s Right to His Home
- 69LXVII — Devouring Friends
- 70LXVIII — The Secret of Happiness
- 71LXIX — Preparedness for Old Age
Dorothy Dix — Her Book
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