The Husband and how to train it - carrying her bags

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The Husband and how to train it - carrying her bags

The Husband and how to train it. Dear Girls, once married, teach it economy by saving money otherwise wasted in cab fares, porters etc. Date: 1907

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© Mary Evans / Grenville Collins Postcard Collection

Case Cases Dominant Economy Esplanade Fares Hatbox Holidaying Husband Money Porters Powerful Save Saving Seafront Sep15 Waterfront 1907 Downtrodden

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Caption: The Husband and How to Train It: A Timeless Lesson for Ladies in Economy and Marital Bliss, 1907. In this charming turn-of-the-century photograph, a well-dressed woman, adorned with a fashionable hat and carrying a hatbox and cases, is accompanied by her husband as they stroll along the picturesque seafront esplanade. The scene exudes an air of leisurely holiday bliss. However, this seemingly idyllic moment serves as a subtle reminder of the importance of financial prudence within marriage. The caption, "The Husband and How to Train It: Once Married, Teach It Economy by Saving Money Otherwise Wasted in Cab Fares, Porters, etc.," suggests that the woman is imparting a valuable lesson to her husband. The use of the term "train it" implies that the husband is to be dominated and shaped into an economically responsible partner. The image of the husband carrying his wife's bags is a symbol of his subservient role in this scenario. The message is clear: married women should teach their husbands the importance of saving money, rather than relying on expensive cab fares and porters. This advice, though perhaps a product of its time, remains relevant in modern marriages, as financial compatibility and communication are essential components of a successful union. The photograph, taken in 1907, captures a moment of instruction and empowerment, as the woman takes charge of her family's finances and imparts a valuable lesson to her husband. The seafront setting serves as a beautiful backdrop to this timeless tale of marital advice and financial responsibility.

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