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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1910
Page
8
Mrs. Kate Locke recalls a 20 year wait before her Los Angeles divorce from Seymour Locke. She explains her son’s role, long separation, and estrangement from her sister who supported her husband. Now living near Lynchburg, she describes her marriage as lacking affection and contemplates future feelings.
The Corliss Stables in Methuen were destroyed by a fire early today. The Merchants Express and Tremont Worsted Company used the site in recent years and six horses perished. Estimated loss is about $10,000, with teams harness hay and finished worsted goods also destroyed.
The Rev James G. Fisher of the Congregational Church announced his resignation to accept a new post at Bethany Congregational Church in South Portland. The change takes effect December 1.
An advertisement touts Diapepsin to prevent indigestion and stomach misery by aiding digestion of all foods. It claims five minute relief for indigestion and asserts that meals will digest without fermentation or gas, with a large 50 seat case urged from the druggist.
Memorial services were held at St. Pauls Church Tremont Street for the late Right Rev William McVickar Episcopal bishop of Rhode Island. The service featured remarks by Rev Edmund S Rousmaniere and contributions from several clergy members.
Recipes and cooking tips from New England housewives. Includes bread dough, salmon rubbed with lemon, gridiron frying, layered potato bake with brown sugar, milk chocolate rice pudding, and meringue topping from readers Miss Reta Lewis Anna M Neil Mrs J P Richardson and Mrs Sadie Buckley across East Boston Roxbury Maine and Hartford.
The three mast schooner Prem N Carver, overdue on a Mobile to Baltimore voyage since Oct 1, feared to have foundered in a recent tropical storm near Hatteras. The Inez N Carver, captained by Arthur Dow of Melrose, vessel owner A H Bull & Co of New York, built Bath 1901 with seven crew, previously the Boston seven masted Thomas W Lawson’s captain.
A distressed mother asks Mildred Champagne whether to break an engagement between her teen daughter and a younger man from a poor family. The adviser cautions about early commitment, suggests doubt about future outcomes, and warns many couples drift apart before marrying.
A 19 year old girl asks if she should marry a man she loves in his presence but not when he is away. She has known him three years and lives in the same city. The writer argues that loving him more in absence would be unsafe but suggests her mixed feelings might still lead to happiness.
Gloucester is to receive a fishermen burial plot donated by mining expert John Hayp Hammond. He bought a large Beech Brook cemetery lot and will place a memorial boulder. He also funds perpetual maintenance and burial costs for friendless fishermen who die in Gloucester or on Gloucester ships.
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