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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1911
Page
11
Observant citizen notes that squirrels disappear from the Common while crowds gather to watch harbor divers. Immigrants at Long Wharf detention draw interest as a full rigged ship with American flag arrives bearing tree trunks for masts. Benjamin Greet writes a Shakespearean health reading and Stewart Edward White returns from Africa.
A 1911 verse by Walt Mason contrasts the day’s labor with the refuge of home. He vows not to burden his wife with worries, saving the evening for shared peace and support, promising to seek relief together for any future grief.
A Western Girl column reader laments conflict after her mother-in-law moves in. She alleges daily meddling, demands obedience, and a suggested spanking by the husband. She asks for sisterly guidance to restore harmony and save her marriage.
A short note recommends not cutting hair and applying full strength alcohol daily to prevent trouble. It cautions the alcohol may dry the scalp briefly but will not harm healthy hair.
A reader from Gloucester asks for remedies to stop hair falling out and address bald patches. She notes excessive shedding from brushing, very thin hair, and persistent dandruff, seeking quick, effective solutions.
A man weighs two potential loves, aiming to prove he is a good friend to both. If this is the wrong version, the women resolve to wish each other luck. With many good men left, both women can stay best friends, regardless of his choice.
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