Some of the photos included in the article appear to depict a panel of people presenting real-life experiences between men and women and which techniques work. Many of the photos are related to the 129 ways to get a husband.
“A panel of sixteen experts, using a technique that has inspired thousands of right business ideas, tried it on love and marriage.”
These techniques, apparently, seemed to work pretty well in that time period.
“Catherine Ready, educator: ‘Join a hiking club’.” Sounds pretty legit.
“Even a quick glance at the list will show you that the day has passed when a reasonably pretty girl can sit, hands folded, on her front veranda waiting for Mr. Right to come along.”
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