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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1912
Page
11
A Boston woman writes on marriage secrecy urging wives to safeguard their husbands' love by withholding certain personal incidents. She frames two maxims: faithfulness in word thought and deed, then preserving his love by avoiding information that could lessen trust.
A letter-writer attacks a woman signing as Harem-Hater for attending theatre and meals with men other than her husband. A church scene unfolds as a stranger returns, recounting a decade of exile after a youthful crime and declaring his resolve to confront judgment.
Brown University students and many faculty members bade farewell to President W H P Faunce as he set off on a yearlong world lecture and travel tour. Acting president Professor W G Everett will lead the university in his absence with trips planned through India Japan China and Egypt.
A couple shares how open discussion of past relationships helped them marry with complete trust. They believe confessing beforehand avoided future trouble and fostered mutual acceptance of faults, ending with happiness and confidence in each other.
A reader signing as Harem-Hater argues for a sister’s right to attend theatre and social events with male friends beyond her husband or relatives. She writes to the Sewing Circle, noting this is her first letter and that she has read others daily.
A letter argues husbands who ban wives from social escorting cannot dictate moral propriety. The writer, a young wife, says even with a husband who rarely accompanies her, she may accept a male friend’s escort and rejects blame on the wife rather than the husband.
A reader from a sewing circle argues there is a double moral standard in society. She asserts women reject known wrongdoers while tolerating immoral men if they offer wealth or social perks, urging mothers to ask their daughters which boys they prefer.
A letter from ONE WHO SUFFERS laments duplicating moral rules in society. She explains marrying a man her brothers warned against, attempting to reform him, and then leaving after their baby died. She notes her brothers helped bring him into the home and still blame her.
A son confronts his father and a gathering over a church mortgage with threats to foreclose. He ultimately relents, cancels the debt for his father’s sake, and the crowd prays as the pastor pleads to save the church.
A broken rail on the New York Central at Hyde Park New York on March 81 caused the accident. Fifty one passengers three postal clerks and 19 employees were injured according to a report to the Interstate Commerce Commission by H W Belnap chief inspector of safety appliances.
A collection of recipes from multiple home cooks including MRS EMMA M DEAN for chocolate pie with egg yolk filling and meringue topping, MRS P FAIRBANKS for corn pudding with crackers, L M THOMPSON for spiced ginger molasses cookies, and MISS MARION B F HINCKLEY for rye and Indian meal steamed pudding.
A series of sermons on The Social Message of the Apostles Creed will be preached at the Cathedral Church of St Paul Tremont Street by Rev Arthur W Knowlton on Nov 8 10 and 27 as part of 4 oclock Sunday services. On Nov 17 Very Rev Walter T Sumner dean of Cathedral of Sts Peter and Paul and president of Chicago Vice Commission will preach on The Church and Social Service. Beginning Nov 4 a half hour of silent meditation will be held at 11 o'clock on Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays each week.
The feast of All Saints was solemnly observed in all Catholic churches of the diocese with special masses in the morning and solemn vespers of the dead in the evening. Today services will be held in commemoration of the dead.
Dwight L. Elmendorf spoke at Symphony Hall last evening on The Pacific Coast summarizing Monterey to Tacoma. He highlighted Monterey semitropical scenery San Francisco after catastrophe and Panama exposition plans, Oregon Port land Olympian range Puget Sound and Mt Rainier. The same talk repeats this afternoon.
Acapulco was virtually destroyed by a severe hurricane on Wednesday night. Four fifths of the town were shattered and the American consulate was unroofed with consular records damaged by rain. No lives were lost though natives were injured. Small harbor craft wrecked. US cruiser Maryland unscathed, Cleveland not affected.
The Tuttle reported a collision with an unknown schooner off Cape Elizabeth last night. The Tuttle’s headgear bowsprit and bow were damaged and she will be towed to Boston for repairs. The Bangor to Boston lumber schooner, the other vessel, was not identified and its crew did not know the other ship’s damage.
A limousine owned by Samuel IL Ayres of 800 High street Dedham collided with an auto as it attempted to pass between an electric car and a telegraph pole in Memorial square. One man, John J Brennan of 302 East Dedham, was cut about the head and face. the incident left another seriously damaged.
A six months crusade extols Musterole for pains and illnesses from sore throat to pneumonia prevention. The ad touts mustard oil plus simple ingredients, claims fast relief, hospital and home use, and physician endorsements. Jar sizes range 25c 50c and 2 50 with mail order option and testimonials from doctors and nurses.
A physician from Haddon Heights states Musterole relieves grippe related bronchial trouble and helps him rest. He prescribes it in his own case and in Philadelphia, noting several people he knows now keep it in the house.
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