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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1912
Page
11
Native rider Madura Burdwan shines amid Belagore gymkhana crowds as Mark Sturgis and Margaret Clegg observe. A pony bucking crushes Madura injuring her and leaving Sturgis haunted by their entangled affair and forbidden Union.
Advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as fastest cure for colds and grippe. Claims three years of research, cost over fifty thousand dollars, no quinine, and relief after the first dose. Offers 25 cent package available from any druggist.
A 1911 verse urges Americans to stop fretting over Congress and national policy. Citizens should focus on honest work, family pleasures, home upkeep, and practical tasks like painting barns and cleaning cisterns. It contrasts private duties with public debate, championing domestic effort over political maneuvering.
A miscellany of letters from "LITTLE PAL" and "CALYPSO" reflects a wife’s account of nine years of marriage, a modest Boston area home, and a husband who cooks, reads aloud, and supports family with a $21 weekly salary. The letters stress love over money, household routines, and mutual affection amid everyday hardship.
An editor’s note praises a husband as remarkably generous to his neglected wife. The letter expresses optimism that his income will rise soon and encourages the wife to cheer up despite hardship. The message reflects era tone and domestic sentiment.
A letter argues for equal burden and affection at home. It contends a husband's duties extend beyond provision to caring for children and marriage warmth, criticizing neglectful attitudes and warning against adopting an outsider’s guise.
A reader from the neglected wife circle writes about frugality in clothing. She explains her husband earns fifteen dollars weekly, gives fourteen and a half to her, and she buys two hats and two suits yearly at low prices. She claims happiness, a fine home, and urges others to prioritize food over dress while inviting replies.
A 24 year old girl writes seeking guidance from the Sewing Circle about going to theatres and dances. She lives at home with her mother and siblings, earns fair wages, and feels lonely while mammas rules keep her at home. She asks if it is right to go out or stay home.
A young wife confesses in the Sewing Circle she married early and now loves another married man. She fears he knows her feelings, seeks guidance, and laments lacking a mother’s influence to guide her. She asks for sisterly counsel to cope with her dilemma.
A 50-cent bottle of Pinex mixed with sugar syrup cures deep seated coughs within 24 hours and even relieves whooping cough. Pinex soothes inflamed membranes and aids appetite with a pleasant taste. A pint family supply costs savings of about $2 and includes a certificate of guarantee. Your druggist can supply Pinex or obtain it for you.
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