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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1920
Page
9
A fragmented description notes a citron aeons figure with plaits arranged over its pet companion near a straight belted coat. The odd imagery suggests a fashion or art motif from a historical text.
The guidance states a hip belt is the only wearable under a backless evening gown while corsets of any kind are deemed impossible.
Thomas Bishop and his wife Dorothy Bishop of Quincy were arrested on a bench warrant after they allegedly said they would not attend court unless paid $1 an hour. They claimed they misunderstood the summons and were remanded home after testifying in a criminal case.
A whist party in aid of the Home for Destitute Catholic Children is set for Friday at Oakland Wall Mattapan led by Miss Katherine Burckhardt with assistants Misses Corbett Jones Banfield and Mrs Hurley. Parish women plan a second whist for a League of Catholic Women bazaar at the Brewster Hotel tomorrow at eight. Forty hours devotion occurs at St Vincent de Paul South Boston Friday with other parishes St Joseph Ipswich St Michael West Lynn and St Francis South Braintree. A three weeks Vincentian mission starts at St Peters Cambridge next Sunday.
The article argues manufacturers should seek an agency that offers a thorough, research driven plan before committing funds. Hoyt's Service emphasizes fact based studies, consumer interviews, field investigations, and clear, tangible plans to boost sales without upfront obligations.
Sewell Ford's amusing tale Torchy Shunts a Wizard will appear in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
Boston tensions rose as Patrick Henry delivered a stirring 1775 speech at St John’s Church in Richmond urging militia arming. Reports describe listeners moved to declare liberty, recalling witnesses who spoke of liberty's price and the revolutionary stakes. The account notes Dunmore seized powder aboard the Magdalen the day after Lexington.
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