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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1913
Page
21
In the lower mine shaft the night shift boss and his rival, both alone, wait in dense darkness. A planned murder tightens as a hidden hatred surfaces while Anita, in the American’s arms, lingers in memory. The men ready three shots of powder and prepare to hoist as tension peaks.
An advertisement urges women to use Renova to curb husbands drinking. It claims the tasteless remedy can restore sobriety, save families from hunger and poverty, and offers money back guarantees. A free sample is advertised from the Renova Co. in New York.
In a perilous mining scene a man and others race to stop a fuse as snuff burns and shots echo. A desperate gamble leads to a hero’s fall while a survivor clings to life and recovers with Anita’s kiss.
In Washington on October 28 the National Association of Third and Fourth Class Postmasters elected officers and adopted resolutions seeking removal of the postal savings deposits limit, parcel post regulation changes, and efficiency measures for the service. Pogue of Rock Hill North Carolina was named president Fritz of Quarryville Pennsylvania vice president and Hannibal A Hopkins of St Clair Michigan secretary treasurer.
Italian engineer Ulivi demonstrated wireless exploding of submarine mines at 15 miles in front of a group of noted electricians. The breakthrough opens a new warfare possibility as impulses remotely trigger mines.
A review praises Arnold Bennett Paris Nights as his best work in years with vivid impressions of Paris Florence and London. It lauds The Truth About Women by C Gasqueine Hartley as a clear, forceful feminist critique and highlights Mosher's discerning poetry selections including Frances Chesterton’s The Small Dreams.
GREAT BARRINGTON October 23. George Mayhew age 16 on a gunning trip struck at a snake with the butt of a loaded gun. The gun discharged and he died from wounds to the abdomen.
A Boston Post Sewing Circle column features letters from readers on managing husbands finances and sustaining a home. A Wife Who Manages argues funds should stay under the wife's control to secure savings and stability, while All For Love emphasizes love over money. A Mother Who Observes critiques parent influence on daughters and urges limits on young romance until adulthood.
A reader, mother of two boys, protests against blaming men for double standards. She argues young women pursue men as much as men pursue women and shares her sons experience of social expectations and love making at gatherings.
Boston mustard promotion urging use of Stickney & Poor's Mustard with beans. Notes declining prices and fraction can sizes, lists many Stickney & Poor's products, and gives Boston address for the company.
An Anxious daughter writes of her parents aging from farm toil and debt after 25 years of dairy and produce work. She recalls transfers to a 12 room city duplex with rental incomes and outlines a thrift plan: a $2000 house, $1700 loan, semiannual interest, and steady repayments. She cites health costs, budgeting, and hope for ownership in 10 years.
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