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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1913
Page
15
Advertising copy touts Anglr as a true food drink with tasted cocoas and insists on its value. It lists Chocolate products including Premium Blue Wrapper unsweetened 32-lb cakes at 20c and Melb cakes 10c, as well as Ayo Nanilla Chocolate in pink wrapper with 5c 10c and 20c cakes, sold by dealers everywhere.
A Boston Post Sewing Circle column presents letters debating whether marriages should require health or financial fitness tests. Respondents warn against overregulation and highlight personal experiences with love, unsuitable matches, and a neglected wife sharing an abusive marriage warning to young women.
A reader recalls marrying a man who had lived a dissipated life and reflects on whether women should accept a husband with a checkered past or seek reform through marriage. The letter discusses traditional views on morality, marriage norms, and personal experience.
A reader offers guidance from a Sewing Circle column on marriage, parenting, and discipline. Advice urges avoiding a untidy suitor, accepting relative care, and firm but loving child rearing to shape a future harmony.
A reader argues that wrecked women’s lives reflect dissolute men as well and urges balanced education for boys and girls. The letter questions one sided views in Post department correspondence.
Hopeful Observer argues for equal moral standards for men and women and condemns double morality. He believes public agitation can reform behavior, citing slave emancipation as a precedent and urging broader social change to end male flirtation and wrongdoing.
A Sewing Circle letter argues liberty as the main reason girls seek shop or factory work over family domestic roles. It notes the ability to choose hours, host companions, and attend events, contrasting with rigid Sunday offs and isolation in home labor. The Boston letter appears in the Sunday Post syndicated through the Sewing Circle.
Elinor and Grace bid at an express company auction for unclaimed parcels and win a box containing faded roses and a letter from David to Elinor. The note reveals his departure for Alaska and a promise of reunion, prompting Elinor to decide to write back and await their future together.
At the New England Federation of Cigar Makers Unions convention in New Britain Connecticut on April 4 leaders opposed any rise in internal revenue taxes and against increasing the Havana filler tariff. William Stancombe of Boston was elected president Worcester Massachusetts chosen for the next gathering.
The three day annual conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints opened in Salt Lake City. President Seerh F. Smith addressed church work as delegates from across the world gather for the event.
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