Hello and welcome everyone once again to History Dwebes and today we have a short. It's a special

program. A few months ago we did a Dwee bait in which to Colonel and Brandy we baited the topic of

teachers contracts in the 1920s of the moral clauses with the teachers' contract in 1920s.

And today's topic is going to be a debate on the role of women in the home.

The Good Wife's Guide,

it was actually published by the Good Wides Guide,

it was actually published by Housekeeping Monthly in May of 1955,

and it just gives women a, kind of a very broad strokes,

give them some ideas on appropriate appropriate their appropriate role in the household and so we're going to have a debate here between the colonel and branding and monitoring

or monitoring the debate will be Casey how How's it going, Casey?

Going good.

Going good.

And Tim, could I just add that this came about because I got on a colonel's corner

by my Facebook page.

That no one goes to.

No one goes to.

But apparently a few people did because I had a listener sitting in, I asked the Colonel thing, saying, could you help me?

You know, me and my husband having some difficulty.

So I sent her to a woman's guide, the good wife's guide.

And the lady sent me back an email and said, you know, Colonel, I've been practicing the good wife's guide for the last week.

My husband happy, the children happy, everything going good at the house.

You save my marriage.

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