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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1912
Page
9
A letter discusses surviving on a six dollar weekly budget. The writer notes it is possible with strict planning, doing own laundry and cooking, and walking to work. He adds that such a life yields little pleasure.
A reader recalls a nine year old watching a lively leap year party where a handsome man was surrounded by women tugging to win a kiss. She notes the man married the following week and questions whether both sexes ever measure effort against outcome.
A 40 year old woman recalls 20 years of mornings with her first husband who cooked and tended the family. After his death she remarried, but now the “next best man” makes his own coffee and breakfast. She keeps vigil as he leaves for work and returns to meals and praise at noon.
Mrs. Margaret Prindle of Racine Wisconsin testifies to Resinol products. She reports heel cracks healed after two applications of Resinol Ointment and praises Resinol Soap for skin relief. The company notes prices 50c to $1.00 for ointment and 25c for soap with free samples on request.
A letter from BLOND discusses marital strife and a husband who spends evenings at the club. It suggests showing affection, coaxing, and inviting him home, arguing that a peaceful family life may be possible if both spouses cooperate. The writer references Alice and a visitor who stayed out to cure the husband’s club habit.
A communication signed "A Mother" laments the trouble of securing a good locality apartment due to her children. The letter prompts replies and discussion within the community about prejudice and housing access.
A letter from ONE WHO HAS HAD EXPERIENCE argues landlords object to renting flats to families with many children. The writer says children often damage flats, unlike houses they own, and urges mothers to care for rentals and secure good landlord references when moving.
A homeowner recalls renting a flat to a mother with small children and costly wear from ink, pencil marks, and prints. After cleaning and repainting it cost $68 for the next tenant, leading to a firm stance against renting to families with young kids.
A letter recounts hardships as the gambler’s wife survives on $35 weekly, sometimes lacking food and clothing. She notes losing 32 pounds in a year, yet says her husband’s voice and presence bring happiness beyond meals.
The Country Girl asks if she may call her mother’s new husband by his name Henry or if she should call him father. She is married with three children and wants to know the proper term for addressing her mother’s new spouse after remarriage.
Advice from a sister urging forgiveness and patience toward a husband who is a good provider. Emphasizes the hardship women face and to value a stable home for the children despite faults.
Some of the most interesting letters from the Sewing Circle are expected to appear in the Sunday Post. The items promise insight into the group’s activities and opinions for readers.
A note discusses a couple balancing work and family duties with the wife earning more, exploring gender roles and economic dynamics. It reflects on expectations, practicalities, and potential impact on parenting responsibilities.
Instructions describe washing rice flour in cold water then boiling for long time with cola rinse, forming a starchy base. The text continues with a ham chicken tongue and egg bake by Mrs F B Flinn, then a sweet molasses cake recipe by Mildred Simpson from Northboro.
Salt Lake City March 29 Bishop Hyrum B. Clawson longtime secretary to Brigham Young and pioneer of 1848 has died at age 84 He leaves a widow 27 children 145 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren in obituary from local paper.
In a Montana court, Ada Cleveland clerked for the U.S. District Court when Albert Mickle professed love and Daniel Littig an opposing interest. Judge William Lloyd interrupts, then asserts control as the charitable drama ends with his claim to the property as receiver.
A discussion of flower-themed year for small folks with garlands and sashes. Describes trims for summer gowns including laces bands and sleeve placements. Notes hats with plumes and fabric options such as ottoman cords crepe linens and bohemian lace for thin dresses.
Robert Deleo the saloon keeper who sheltered the robbers and Joseph Lamb who helped inside the $25,000 taxi cab heist were sentenced. Deleo faces two and a half to four years four months in Sing Sing while Lamb is sent to Elmira Reformatory. Montani the cab driver and Joseph Splaine were processed at police headquarters for Sing Sing transfer.
New York March 29. Max OD Steuer and J G Wait opposing lawyers in a suit over the Manhattan bridge exchanged blows in the Supreme Court. After delays the case resumed but neither apologized. The court took under advisement a motion to dismiss the jury due to fradias.
A reader asks how to handle a boyfriend whose manners offend her yet who is otherwise generous. The columnist suggests tactful hints about bad manners and, if unresolved, frank, kind confrontation to avoid ongoing embarrassment in social settings.
A reader asks how to curb spending on a costly girlfriend without hurting her feelings. Advice suggests honest discussion of finances and future plans, explaining a need to save now to do more later, and notes that spending all salary can signal weak ambition.
A mass of rock loosened by melting frost fell 100 feet in a Lime quarry killing Nicola dil Paolo. Two other workers were badly injured and several others escaped with minor injuries.
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