Tina Jordan: Just going to add this to my huge file called "the things you find in the NYT archives." It's from 1921.

Just going to add this to my huge file called "the things you find in the NYT archives." It's from 1921.

"When a husband nags and irritates out of pure devilry he should be dealt with with whatever is handy."

Have you seen this one? (Feb. 22, 1920) Same guy also wrote a long article decrying "propaganda" against tobacco which he describes as a unique substance that can sooth, cheer stimulate and solace with virtually no impacts on health

Seatbelts are such a nuisance. And don’t even get me started on car seats for toddlers. Food inspections? Bah.

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