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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1913
Page
13
New York July 22. Baby Paul, famed as Clairmont Joce lyn Preston Arnot in London and Paul Allen in New York, known as Prince Paul De Clairmont, is set to marry after his arrival in New York amid a string of adventures.
Elizabeth Golden of Boston states she will wed DeClair Mont, a European titled nobleman, noting they plan marriage by September first. She recounts meeting at the Waldorf and the painful request that followed his arrest. she moved but he found her and persisted in seeking marriage.
Luther N. Wiggins of Hastings Nebraska and Ora Anna Bachelder of Newton were married in Newton under a special dispensation from Judge Copeland to meet a five day limit. The couple, once NH sweethearts, rekindled romance after both became widowed, remarried quickly, and began a Nebraska honeymoon.
Uncle Man and the Tiny Tads are as funny as ever with Dolly Dimples and Gasolene Gus keeping company in the comic section of next Sunday’s Post.
Mrs Mildred H Woodruff of Brookline loses custody of her son Chamberlain S Woodruff to the child until further court order Judge Henry A King of the Norfolk Superior Court presided in Dedham delivering the decision yesterday The case involved her estranged husband Lewis S Woodruff a State street broker and was filed in Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham Massachusetts
A Sewing Circle column from the Boston Post discusses marriage finances and gender roles. Readers debate how much income a young couple needs, with examples from a letter signed Mother of the prettiest baby and reflections on money management between spouses.
In Suffolk Court a few days ago Judge King reversed a prior order placing the child with the mother. The decision grants custody to the father and allows him defined visitation with his son, after the mother alleged the boy had been mentally influenced by visits to the father.
A tall man with an axe ransacked three Somerville houses yesterday afternoon, stealing about 50. The same man matched the description of a suspect found at William E. Curtis’s home on Broadway and later near William T. Kimball’s house on Liberty Avenue. He forced entries at 9A Pleasant Avenue and 22 and 36 Greenville Street by breaking cellar doors with an axe.
The writer discusses life choices between fame and marriage, praising a husband who supported her but urging kindness to the partner left behind. She notes ambition in art and writing, balancing home duties with two children, and asks whether unequal wealth and talent division could ease tension. Never despair.
No comments have been made about a woman who urged her husband to tell the firm about her ailing father to secure the father's job and salary. She believed the extra money allowed buying many needed items for their baby.
In a volley of letters the woman known as Cantabrigian defends a husband who locks out his wife while Bride of Fight Months calls out her harsh critique. Martin's Darling chimes in noting five months of marriage and forgiving behavior as she questions Cantabrigian's stance.
A reader advises Ruth to endure single life for years while sisters work to support their mother. The letter suggests the husband will accept gradual steps, allow the mother to live in Casey corners, and notes mothers cost little once elderly. CAPABLE. The Post will publish more Sewing Circle letters Sundays.
Barnstable, July 22. Woman suffrage speakers addressed more than a hundred residents in the town hall. Mrs. A H Parker, Mrs Henry Preston White spoke on temperance relation to suffrage, and Mrs A J F George also appeared. The next meeting is set for South Dartmouth tomorrow.
A lyric meditation praising the link between love and honor as a poet muses on Shakespeare Sidney Lovelace and a dead knight. The speaker laments modern tastes while honoring epic beauty and the enduring power of a masterful verse.
The Boston Street Carmen's Union announced the 32 delegate winners for the international convention in Salt Lake City. Mary Ferguson the only woman chosen, with several female candidates previously running. Mah Metres Garfink narrowly missed victory by one vote, withdrawing from a recount. Delegates from various divisions and shops are listed with votes, while incumbents like President Higgins may travel if arbitration proceedings permit.
A militant suffragette group fired an unoccupied mansion at Perry Ver near Birmingham burning it to the ground. Placards nearby read Asquith is to blame and Release Mrs Pankhurst.
A reader seeks advice on mending a childhood friendship severed by a fault. The columnist counsels smiling and friendly contact when they meet, avoiding formal forgiveness or public confessions, to smoothly resume the former good fellowship.
A young man 18 asks if he should marry a candy store worker 1 year his junior despite parental opposition. The advisor deems the match imprudent, urges delaying marriage until at least five years older and financial stability is reached. The letter notes casual smoking and hopes for a larger salary.
Oshkosh authorities may appoint a woman to handle juvenile court cases public dances bathing beaches and related duties after suffragists filed a petition seeking woman on the police force.
A cheerful vacation romance unfolds at the seaside as Mary Gertrude and Tom Kilton meet by chance after a runaway parasol scene. A misunderstanding over a love letter creates doubt, but the pair reunite to declare their affection as Cupid smiles on their budding romance.
An explanation of Tourist Sleeping cars and how they offer comfort and savings for travel to California. The Burlington Route runs personally conducted excursions with a dedicated conductor, aimed at moderate budgets seeking reliable service. Contact Alex Stocks in Boston for details and reservations.
Waynesburg July 22 the lifeless body of Lena Cage a year old daughter of a local merchant was found by boys on the Ten Mile Creek bank. She had been missing a week after a family quarrel and it is believed she threw herself into the creek near the spot where the body was recovered.
Ad promotes an aged ginger and brandy remedy from Sanfords inger for relief of cramps colds chills weakness nervousness and insomnia. Warns to look for the Owl Trade Mark on the wrapper to avoid substitutes. Claims forty years of purity flavor and strength sold by all druggists and grocers.
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