When Their Wives Joined the Regiment

Mrs. Groan and Mrs. Grundy are militant "suffragettes." Their husbands' lives are filled with woes. Man was never made to wash clothes, cook or attend to babies, as did Groan and Grundy. But... Read allMrs. Groan and Mrs. Grundy are militant "suffragettes." Their husbands' lives are filled with woes. Man was never made to wash clothes, cook or attend to babies, as did Groan and Grundy. But Groan and Grundy at last got their innings. As officers of the militia they were ordered ... Read allMrs. Groan and Mrs. Grundy are militant "suffragettes." Their husbands' lives are filled with woes. Man was never made to wash clothes, cook or attend to babies, as did Groan and Grundy. But Groan and Grundy at last got their innings. As officers of the militia they were ordered to report to their regiment for duty. Before leaving they made the most out of the reverse... Read all