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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
11
A reader called Little Dressmaker from America 1910 shares how she learned dressmaking to clothe her children, notes men should help with breakfasts and fires, and recounts never having shined her husband’s shoes while his kindness to her is evident.
A reader praising Merry England comments on kindness to animals and contrasts English and American wives. The writer notes admiration for the signer Crystaline and hopes she has no dog or cat at home. Manchester by the Sea.
A mother writes of a five year old daughter who defies discipline, claims the father spoils her, and asks readers for advice. She confesses punishment has failed and she has even considered tying the child to a tree in the yard, seeking guidance.
A reader audience comment in a Post exchange parries claims about gender roles in English and American marriages. The letter argues Englishmen expect service while American wives resist subservience and asserts healthy American wives reject slavery in marriage.
Morley’s move to the Chicago office unsettles Wheelock’s staff at Ashland. Garside hides hardship as his sick wife and infant strain finances, while Enslie tests Wheelock’s temper with late slips and a covert charity drive. Wheelock’s gaze softens as he views a photo of his ailing wife.
A light verse by Walt Mason imagines spring planting chaos and neighborhood squabbles over cabbage beans and garden patches. He jokes about garden mishaps, farm animals, and a humorous fate for social friction with a dime’s worth of garden sass.
A wounded man reads a grimy paper and recalls past love, then forgives and finds fame revived as he hides a check and a note of sympathy. Wheelock, once diminished, rises anew in a moment of benevolence and renewed purpose.
Albany N Y March 23 without debate the Senate passed a resolution increasing the Governor s salary from 10000 to 20000 a year The move raises the state executive payroll and expands the governor s compensation policy.
The Rev Henry G Spaulding lectured on The Story of the Passion at Bulfinch Place Church. The Rev Joseph Clark will speak on Thirty Years Experience on the Congo at Clarendon Street Baptist Church tomorrow evening. Today Paul Revere Frothingham leads afternoon services at King's Chapel. First United Presbyterian Church is also listed.
Evening talks on drink habits given by Professor John A. Nichols at West Brookline Street with Reverend MacLennan to introduce. Chelsea Holy Week services at Sirat Congregational Church with sessions in the auditorium and devotional exercises hosted tomorrow. First Parish Church of Waltham reads pastor Rev Charles A. Place resignation. Brookline Federation of Men's Clubs elects James F. Jackson president. Various church and club leaders named to executive committee for Hope Wood Memorial and related communion services at Cambridge and other locations.
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