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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1911
Page
7
Congressman Joseph F. O Connell and his Philadelphia bride returned to Boston after a month long southern tour and a Panama Canal visit completing their honeymoon. He plans to resume official duties in Washington in a few days and his wife may stay in the capital for the winter.
The Hon. Samuel J. Elder spoke to Boston College students on international arbitration and the Hague award about Newfoundland fisheries. He represented the United States and was later entertained by Father Thomas I. Gasson S J and the college faculty.
A Cape Cod ferryage tragedy details Captain Hammond, 82, and 11 other crewmen lost when the Trevorton, Corbin, and Pine Forest barges broke from the Lykens in a fierce 60 mph gale near Race Point. Valley Forge escorted three other barges to safety before the fatal seas overwhelmed the vessels.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as not a medicine but a digestives aid that can transform undigested food into usable nutrition. It touts pepsin and diastase content and quotes physician endorsements asserting cures for stomach trouble unless cancer has developed. A free trial package is offered.
A reader shares personal distress from postnatal jealousy and urges calm, support from husband, and quiet time. Another writer advises delaying farming until both spouses can invest cash, outlining costs, tools, livestock, and hiring options to avoid debt.
A reader laments poor cooking skills and desires cooking tips while describing a day job in a store and a wish to pursue hobbies. The letter also asks for hair care advice as her hair grows brittle and oily.
A dated personal message from Blue Ridge notes a wife’s dedication to helping her husband, praising mutual love and shared chores. She recalls her husband driving four miles daily and expresses longing to return to the hills, signaling rural domestic sentiment.
In a response to a reader in the Sewing Circle, Light Hearted recounts an earlier divorce and urges the writer to pursue a divorce promptly, noting a long marriage to a second husband of nearly 21 years. The letter offers practical sympathy and personal experience.
A letter to the Sisters of the Sewing Circle shares beauty tips. The writer cautions against cold cream and recommends cold water and air for a clear face, plus exercise and rubbing. She advises washing hair only, claims her skin remains unblemished at 49 with no products used.
A reader extols Querida as engaging and educational noting the wine and bread line as a timeless companion. The reviewer dismisses any notion of foolishness and values the work as a worthwhile study with enduring appeal.
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