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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
11
Letters from readers condemn English husbands as selfish and tyrannical, with ONE WHO TRIED IT advising young women to avoid English marriages. They argue Americans also quarrel and divorce, urging matching with their own kind rather than seeking titles.
The writer praises flowers and animals, mentions New Haven New Hampshire and a future flower bed in the column, asks about daisies and lists dainties like red roses and pansies, and signs with affection for a sister.
A widow mother-in-law with 15 children argues that mothers-in-law are valued, noting they are quickly called in for family illness and expressing pride in being needed, while acknowledging some dislike for them and ending with a cautious admission of negative views.
A lighthearted column notes a kind mother in law who often seeks harmony in her children's homes, offering practical tips for staying patient and respectful during family visits.
A harsh editorial warns that jealous suitors ruin peace and self respect. It urges restitution of the ring and avoiding marriage to possessive men, predicting constant surveillance, shabby treatment, and loss of charm, elders, and children. The note signs as ONE WHO KNOWS.
The Adop Fund of America benefit at the Boston Theatre drew notable philanthropy with Governor Draper donating $100 and the event raising about $5000. The Theatrical Managers Association of Boston led the program featuring stars from John Craig to Viola Allen, with Governor Draper and Mayor Fitzgerald speaking and President Taft autographed picture auctioned.
Henry Russell, director of the Boston Opera Company, left Paris for London yesterday to attend the Covent Garden grand opera season opening.
Russell cables President Eben D. Jordan expressing regret at missing the stockholders meeting at the Boston Opera House set for Thursday April 28 at 10:86 a.m. for seat allotments. The message comes from London and notes the Saturday April 23 event.
The Hospital Bed Association of the Sons of St. George holds its third annual concert on Friday to raise funds for a free bed at Massachusetts General Hospital. Tickets will be available that evening at the hall.
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