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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
11
Dr. Jesse Willis recalls a near mishap with Bess Linton and a playful remedy, while Clara declines a life of sacrifice. Jack Linton reveals a secret repayment plan and signals a renewed chance for Willis and Bess, with Aunt Mary and confidences shaping the path ahead.
A Camden woman testifies to relief from back pain headaches and fatigue after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts the product as a standard remedy for female ills with roots and herbs and claims of thousands of cures.
In Indianapolis on September 6 the National Association of Mexican War Veterans announced this would be their last meeting. Secretary Mrs. Moore Murdock cited infirmity among the survivors of Scott and Taylor era as the reason for halting national conventions. Former Vice President Fairbanks urged calming rhetoric and urged patriotism over demagoguery in his address to the group.
A testimonial touts a soluble liquid that permanently removes facial and arm hair after failed depilatories and electric needles. The user to respond with a 2 cent stamp for details, promising private at home use and harmless results. The address given is Caroline Osgood, 289 R. A., Vaughan Bidg., Providence.
A reader laments modern extravagances by women and the rising cost of courtship. She argues candy gifts, diamond engagement rings, and costly honeymoons strain young couples and lower marriage rates, recalling simpler times and urging restraint.
Emeline asserts that a true husband would not ask such a question and that he already understands. The exchange centers on insight and mutual perception between the characters.
A Norfolk Norwich canary about two years old has stopped singing and moulted for weeks. The bird sits low in its cage and breathes with a squeak. The writer fears a cold and asks for sisters of the 8. Cc. advice on care and recovery.
A reader named Dolly argues against excessive affection for cats and dogs. She cites women who pamper pets, claiming such behavior surpasses foolishness and questions the morality of treating animals as human companions.
A vacationing BUSINESS GIRL laments undecided about marrying a man who would command a smaller salary. She is a stenographer for a prominent lawyer earning a high income and occasionally witnesses court hearings. She asks other women with similar experiences to write in.
Local resident John A. Newman of Cambridge Massachusetts reports lasting relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He suffered from backache dull kidney pains and sleep trouble due to confinement and poor diet. After trying Doan's his health improved and kidney function returned to normal. For sale by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.
A reader defends cats against opponents of felines. The letter describes two pet cats kept outdoors in separate houses, fed well and allowed to roam, and contrasts cat hatred with care for animals. The writer warns against cruelty toward cats and children.
A wife’s right to open her husband’s mail is discussed as a sign of devotion and trust. The piece argues home life thrives when husbands love their wives and confide in them, contrasting loyal wives with disloyal husbands who hide affairs.
A compact survey traces the name Alice through languages and eras from Adelaide to Alix, noting contractions like Alicia and Elise, German forms Ilsa and Isa, and royal uses such as Princess Alice and Alix. It links literary figures from Chaucer to Carroll and references songs and operas to illustrate name variants.
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