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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1910
Page
6
An exchange in the Loving Disposition column presents a wife arguing for independence and a husband who once brought breakfast but now reads the Post Sewing Circle. A veteran reader replies endorsing traditional duties, urging wives to do their own work and keep a husband who provides rather than marrying a new partner.
A writer counsels Dear Doubtful on marriage duty and appreciation. The piece argues a husband’s value, the importance of the wife’s personal touch at home, and the need to support a partner who works hard, urging gratitude for a good but poor man. Don’t worry.
A reader defends traditional duties in marriage noting a man should ease a wife's life by acts like offering his seat, warming the house, and cooking breakfast. She argues a wife relies on her husband for protection and consideration, reflecting on male responsibility.
A reader endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets describing relief from acid dyspepsia after a week of suffering. Testimonies cite swift digestion, improved mood, and safe use for children, with notes from U.S. and Canadian customers and endorsements from physicians.
Aunt Helen argues gender roles define tasks at home with men earning money and women cooking cleaning and caring for children. She says adherence would reduce divorces and worry and invites others to share views.
An 18 year old writes to Sewing Circle describing her motherless upbringing, caring for brothers, and belief that kind words help boys more than whippings. She urges practical tips like cooking oats in a double boiler and prioritizing her father’s rest and warmth over an extra hour of sleep.
A mother advises lime water and a long rice boil to ease feeding a weak baby. Another reader notes a $12 weekly saving request and describes a family of six juggling a $312 weekly income, a new home payment, and rising bills in New Hampshire Hills.
A reader asks about using Norwegian oil to gain weight and whether it differs from olive oil. The inquiry references prior guidance to “Skinny” and seeks source locations to obtain the oil.
The Gaelic League of Ireland delegates Rev. Michael O Flanagan and Fionan MacColum were praised at Lever Hall by Knights of St. Brendan. The group aims to make the Hollis Street Theatre rally on January 29 a success and will host a Paine Memorial Hall reception for MacColum tonight. Representatives will attend the Gaelic league committee meeting at United States Hotel Wednesday night.
K. W. H. Ross ter vice president of the New York Central lines died at Flushing L I today of a complication of diseases. He leaves a widow two daughters and three sons.
Recipes describe orange cherry jelly mold with gelatine and whipped cream, and two macaroni dishes with cheese tomato sauce from Dedham and Machias. Detailing substitutions with pineapple or lemon juice and notes from Mrs Harriett J Dill Miss Ida E Engles and Mrs George Neil Gardner.
A 15 year old writes of a 21 year old lover who favors another. The adviser urges a heart to heart talk, to plainly state pain and willingness to end the engagement if he loves the rival more, to reveal real feelings and avoid deeper future hurt.
A 19 year old asks if she should marry a longtime friend who asks her to wed. The adviser urges acknowledging love, stresses safety in choosing a partner known since childhood, and suggests a peaceful, trusted union is best for both.
The tug Luckenbach left Kingston for New York with the dismasted schooner Thomas Dennison in tow. She was dis.masted by a gale while sailing from Porto Rico to Mobile and had reached Kingston days earlier. Captain Wade commanded the Dennison, which hails from Thomaston, Maine.
St Pauls Church plans a 12 10 observance of Phillips Brooks birth with Rev Nash D D of the Cambridge Theological School delivering the address. Clergy from St Pauls and Boston figures such as Reuben Kidner Frederick B Allen Leonard Kip Storrs and Reginald Howe will attend.
Across Boston churches a series of religious meetings and lectures highlighted by J Campbell White of New York at Tremont Temple for the World in Boston expedition. Other speeches covered nation safeguarding and international sympathy with pastors and evangelists addressing congregations and university ministers in Pilgrim Hall and Brown University today.
An old style ad proclaims Pape’s Diapepsin cures fermentation and sour stomach within minutes. It asserts indigestion, dyspepsia, and related symptoms disappear after taking one dose, with a fifty cent price at pharmacies and claims it digests all foods quickly.
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