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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1913
Page
13
Readers share experiences on female loyalty across friendships and romance. A correspondent recalls a devoted friend who refused a suitor to protect their bond. Another writes about a long friendship tested by a lover, highlighting enduring loyalty and the social pressures on wives and mothers.
A letter writer argues about mothers criticizing today’s youth and how some parents undermine their own families. She notes that those who seek evil blame others while scolding the current generation for dress and recreation.
A reader argues about saving and owning a home versus renting, noting mobility versus stability. Another writes that she does not seek money from her husband but relishes his giving as a sign of love rather than ownership.
A Daily Reader asks the Sewing Circle whether platonic love between opposite sexes is real or just a pretence. The columnist is invited to publish readers views on the existence and experiences of such friendships.
The Sunday Post prints engaging letters to the Sewing Circle, showcasing reader opinions, anecdotes, and community memories. Readers share craft tips, social notes, and reflections that illuminate everyday life in the community.
A lobster weighing 27 12 pounds with a 36 inch span was brought to the Union Lobster Company office in Boston yesterday. The tail measured 8 inches and the body 10 inches across, estimates say it is about six years old.
Mrs George L Wilson of Melrose with three children chosen to compete in the Temple of Childhood Contest at the Panama Exposition. The family lives in Melrose suburbs on a small farm where they grow food and hens. Children Fred 10 Edith 8 Helen 17 help with housework and earnings support the family. the boy plays piano and the girls dance as they enjoy the Sunday candy moment.
Major Frederick W. Childs once Brattleboro Vermont postmaster and NY Life agent was awarded $500 by a Suffolk County jury against the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad. He sued for 15000 arguing a June 23 collision while en route to Baltimore as a Democratic national convention delegate caused serious injuries.
A poetic dedication by Juliet Wilbur Tompkins thanking the Lord for straightness strength earthly joys and daily gladness and, above all, for friendship as life’s core. The speaker praises sunlit lands, daily blessings, and human hearts while acknowledging mysteries of end.
Jane Foster helps Fred furnish a home for his fiancée while secretly mourning the end of their romance. After weeks of labor and hidden heartbreak, Fred returns to reveal his new wife and names Jane as Mrs Thomas in a twist of fate that turns sorrow to joy.
In a Fu Manchu adventure set near Windsor the protagonists pursue a dacoit along a river bank. Nayland Smith wrestles with a captive woman as Petrie trails a fleeing assailant who dives into reeds and into the mystery of a hidden assailant.
The final twist of this playful story is promised to appear in tomorrow's Sunday Post, ending the entertaining saga with a lighthearted note.
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