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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1911
Page
8
A Home Magazine page argues against older women pursuing younger men, depicting a “net” of flattery to trap male youths. The author contends such marriages end in tragedy, warning parents to act to shield boys from predatory schemes and urging stronger laws to protect youths.
An American Medical Journal excerpt notes infant and child death rates as civilization's disgrace. It argues race death pales before child murder by social and economic causes and praises public exhibitions in major cities to spur awareness and action.
A seasoned matchmaker sees a rich girl and a proud poor lover quarrel over love versus money. The story argues the man should propose reconciliation despite wealth differences, and the woman should decide based on affection rather than finances.
Helen Curtis grows gravely ill after a forbidden midnight call to Warren in New York. Her father and doctor suspect deceit while a $6.50 long distance bill reveals Helen had tried to hide the call before her condition worsened.
In a Philadelphia letter Ava Willing Astor, former Mrs John Jacob Astor, says she will desert London to “have a little of the old life.” Brother J R Barton Willing orders the South Broad street Willing homestead reopened for her arrival after renovations. She complains of English society and defies the court’s dislike of Americans.
Dear Winifred Black I am in distress and seek impartial advice. My wife may be untrue and I doubt whether to confront her. The piece urges clear courage to speak, consider love and fidelity, and face the truth if she is unfaithful.
Mrs. Allen recalls Helen insisting on going despite poor health and growing unhappiness. She fears Helen endures unseen troubles in her marriage and suggests there are many untold issues affecting her.
A lighthearted note appears in Mack's National Monthly attributed to Simpkins. It jokes that a husband cannot return home because his bathing suit was washed away, adding a playful postscript about Jones being inside the suit.
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