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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1913

Page

17

Sewers Circle Readers Share Domestic Dilemmas

The Boston Post opens its Seoe Circle page as a woman’s forum for home makers in New England to seek and offer advice on marriage children baby care gardening and household economy. A reader argues against banning marriages with hereditary risks while another notes love for children and dogs and recounts adopting state children and calling a pet dog “baby.”

Seoe Boston, Daily and Sunday Post New England Boston Post

Virginia Doctor Endorses Renova For Intemperance Victims

A Virginia doctor acknowledges Renova’s strong results in treating a patient with alcohol problems and suggests discreetly administering the remedy. The ad urges readers to obtain Renova from Riker Jaynes, offering refunds if no improvement, and invites free samples and proofs by writing to the Renova Co. in New York.

Virginia Renova Riker Jaynes Haast Renova Co Broadway New York

Musterole Relief for Sore Chest and Colds

Advertises MUSTEROLE as a mustard oil ointment for chest soreness and various ailments. Claims quick relief, no blistering, hospital use, and sold in 25¢, 50¢ jars plus a $2.50 hospital size. Includes testimonial and mail order offer from Cleveland, Ohio.

Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio Myra Grety Salt Lake City Utah

Love and State Dogs at Marriage Reform

A Friend of Emerson argues love alone cannot guarantee happiness in marriage and urges state intervention to prevent unions of those with hereditary disease risks. The text cites tuberculosis and insanity in families, suggesting laws to curb such matches would improve public health and reduce costs to hospitals and asylums. It adds a note that the author is also a college graduate.

Emerson

A Mother's Forgiveness Across Generations

An observer notes a town case where a mother forgives a son but not a daughter. A deserted wife and three children suffer as the grandmother steers the eldest to denounce her own mother, illustrating harsh gendered expectations in forgiveness.

Rascal

Dear Sewing Circle a young wife pleads abuse and betrayal

A 20 year old wife writes of marriage to a man who lies with another woman, stops support after moving away, and with whom she still loves despite harsh accusations from her family. She asks for guidance as she endures neglect and emotional harm while caring for her child.

Believer in Common Sense Warns Against Pet Diseases

A reader argues that dogs in homes spread illness through unhealthful practices and urges caution about germ exposure. The letter cites a Colorado upheaval where a daughter with lung trouble was sent away to protect others, warning that excessive affection for animals can threaten family safety.

Colorado

A Husband Who Yielded to a Wife’s Dismissal of Duty

A reader argues a wife was fortunate to part with an unkind husband rather than harm her dog. The letter contrasts New England neighborliness with Western hospitality, noting personal experience of people who never entered another’s home uninvited.

New England

Beauty fades and true love stays a constant star

The poem contrasts fleeting beauty with enduring truth. It asks which is the fairest gem and suggests a loyal lover should endure, while youth and beauty decay. If the beloved betrays him, he must abandon passion and wander. Truth remains a fixed guiding star through joy and woe.

Eileen Aroon

Homesick Westerner Elicits Sympathy in FAIR PLAY Saga

The text contrasts a "Homesick Westerner" with a typical Westerner, expressing sympathy for the former and referencing the concept of fair play. The fragment reflects attitudes toward behavior and character in a Western setting.

Neighbors and the Sewing Circle Clash Over Suburban Life

A reader laments overzealous neighborliness in New England suburbs. Helpful neighbors intrude on privacy, borrowing hats and mismanaging poultry while offering aid, prompting the writer to sell out and return to city life where neighbors remain anonymous. The note adds that many Sewing Circle letters are printed in the Sunday Post.

New England Hubby Plymouth Rock Sunday Post

Mrs Campbell confronts affair over her husband’s new typewriter

In a Sunday Post short story, Mrs Campbell suspects her husband Robert is being flirted with by the “beauty of a typewriter.” She plans a dignified, decisive visit to the office to confront the situation and protect their marriage.

The Sunday Post Marion Mr. Campbell Robert Campbell

Mind Your Own Busi ness Road to Success Guide

A compact tip emphasizes focusing on personal affairs to advance toward success. It urges self reliance and disciplined effort as the core mindset for progress.

Good Advice Uncle Walt Mason Distorts a Builder's Trials

A humorous verse recounts a man building a shed while neighbors give unsolicited tips. After a failed collapse, he vows to build his way, cursing critics and proclaiming self reliance in the face of advice. The piece ends with a defiant wink at old time wisdom.

Dingle and Dale Walt Mason George Matthew Adama

Woman After Marriage Reveals View On Men

A remark notes that after two or three years of marriage a woman may claim she understands men. The line reflects a dated social stereotype about marital insight and gender relations.

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief

An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest remedy for upset stomachs and indigestion. It claims rapid relief from gas, heartburn, sourness, and dyspepsia and urges households to keep a fifty cent case on hand for any family member’s digestive distress.

Pape

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