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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1912
Page
14
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a key kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims widespread kidney disease and urges readers to obtain a sample bottle and book by mail from Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York through the Boston Daily Post offer.
The Sewing Circle is a regular department in the Boston Daily and Sunday Post for New England homemakers. Topics include home life, household economy, baby care, gardening, and family management. correspondents may sign with pseudonyms and ask questions.
Passengers on a Texas and Pacific passenger train were awakened by a crash when an intruding locomotive blasted through the Pullman compartment near Rosedale. The crew's engine was derailed but no passengers were harmed, though the locomotive was killed.
The Galway Ladies' Club auxiliary to Galway County Club of Boston held its sixth annual ball last evening in Paine Memorial Hall. A large crowd attended including members from other county clubs in Boston and nearby areas.
Mrs. A Hall of 58 Northampton Street Boston shares a testimonial praising Father John's Medicine for her four year old son James Herbert Hall after a severe cough. She urges mothers to use the remedy noting it contains no alcohol or dangerous drugs and to trust its nourishing benefits.
A playful Aunt Jemima recipe promises a light batter for waffles. Beat ¼ cup butter with ¼ cup powdered sugar. Stir in egg yolks then milk and self rising pancake flour with salt. Fold in lemon zest and beaten egg whites for a fluffy waffle mix.
In a letter to June Bride a reader signing as Mrs Bob explains how she and her husband live on 12 dollars weekly. She notes 12 dollar monthly rent with gas and heat included and says in 15 months of marriage she has saved 60 dollars without going hungry.
A woman recounts telling her husband about pre marriage flirtations after ten years of marriage. He later leaves her, revealing harsh views on morality. She laments foolish trust and reflects on his standard of morality while noting she must care for a child.
A selection of engaging letters appears in the Sunday Post, offering reader insights, tips, and commentary on sewing practices, fabric choices, and community projects. Readers share experiences and advice in a friendly circle.
In a Sewing Circle column readers discuss enduring love after marriage. A wife regrets waning romance but values devoted, thoughtful attention. Another bride describes a romantic pairing, yet notes irritability at home and questions leaving for lack of appetite and quarrels.
An ad promotes Poslam for eczema acne herpes rash and related skin disorders claiming rapid healing and relief from itching. It touts Poslam soap for daily use and lists prices and a free-sample offer from Emergency Laboratories at 32 West 25th Street New York City.
A testimonial letter from Paul L. Fasinacht details multiple lung hemorrhages in 1908 1909 and 1910 and claims Eckman Alterative restored health weight gain from 130 to 165 pounds and improved sleep and appetite. The ad cites bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung troubles and promotes Beckman Laboratory evidence.
A reader rebukes a column quoting a wife’s yearning for art, music, and society. She recalls her own life with a working husband who provides basics yet mocks her desires. She laments the educated woman's deprivation and inner martyrdom beyond domestic toil.
A reader in the Sewing Circle condemns seeking sympathy from neighbors as a damaging habit. The letter argues wives who vent about husbands invite negative gossip and warn such behavior is akin to poisoning, suggesting silencing complaints and labeling the vors as common scolds.
A reader asks how a mother should align in family disputes when children take sides against their father. The letter notes years on a farm and sons who have moved to the city, seeking guidance on family loyalties and roles within a split.
Former Speaker Joseph Walker urged a legislative panel to abolish the tax rate limit and set a debt limit beyond which the Legislature cannot borrow without investigation. He proposed borrowing only for extraordinary expenditures that would raise taxes and favored serial bonds with strict limits on renewals.
The government filed suit in New York seeking 2 512 954 dollars for cord wood and timber allegedly cut from Montana lands by the Anaconda Company between August 1884 and January 1896.
Under the auspices of the Independent Order Bnai B’rith of this city a large mass meeting of co religiousists will be held Sunday night in Temple Chabei Shalom. Distinguished members of the organization are expected to attend.
A damaged snippet mentions a meeting with visitor access and a preceding diner plan. The text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or dates to identify a location or organizer.
Five minutes to relief from indigestion heart burn sourness and belching. The ad claims Pape's Diapepsin rapidly regulates upset stomachs and is harmless and effective for all the family keeping a supply at home for daytime or nighttime attacks.
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