I’ve read elsewhere that it was a mock-up on college campuses in the seventies to promote equality — yet most of the text is probably from a magazine in the 1880s. They also mention that dryers were not common in the 50s — which is something that also gave me pause when I read it here. (The washer dryer part was added in the mockup.)
And the photo with the article is from a different magazine cover in 1957– two years after the rules supposedly appeared.
Joseph, you don’t help your cause when you actually expect women to take off their husband’s shoes, which IIRC even an Eved shouldn’t be asked to do.
We can all improve in our spousal duties, but we should look for Jewish sources and be realistic.