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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1911
Page
11
Disjointed letterlike transcript recalls friends and past days. The speaker lists names and memories, mentions returning home and playful threats, and ends with a taunting reminiscence about knocking someone over and sharing a meal.
The Observant Citizen recounts Rev. George A. Gordon in Egypt and a Nile journey. A school class remembers Pharaohs dream while a man recalls a tailed rat at Copps Hill. Ottawa snow and late spring weather are reported. Emma Ostrom Nicholls leads Massachusetts Christian Endeavor. A Huntington avenue car seat gesture highlights courtesy. Donald MacMillan will visit Auburndale after Peary’s dash to the Pole. April 19 warps local pride in Lexington. Press Club book shower dinner set for April 20. Congressman James M. Curley improves while Washington matters unfold. Bermuda Easter plans of Eva Mullin and Rosa Cote. plus local curiosities.
Exasperated Uncle Walt laments stress and says slick agents push Alaska land schemes. A persistent hawker offers lemon groves near Nome and other boasts to lure busy souls into buying dream properties, while the speaker questions such sales as life grows harder.
Senator Thomas S Martin of Virginia has resided on the same plantation two miles from Scottsville since 1853. Edward Everett Hale Jr a professor at Union College. George Gibbs the illustrator educated in Switz erland. Ada Rehan the actress is a devotee of Balzac and Thackeray. John Smith a foremost English banker founder of Smiths Bank with branches across Europe. William Brown also a well known English banker.
Newton, a doctor famed for his kindness to animals, treated a dog with a metal piece embedded in its hip. He removed the object, dressed the wound, and the dog recovered, returning daily for follow up. Later, the dog returned with another injured canine, which the doctor also treated before both left. The doctor muses on future patients.
Dr. Solomon Schindler, longtime radical rabbi of Temple Israel, will address the Zion Literary Society at Temple Mishkan Tefila Roxbury. His talk "The Horns of the Dilemma" covers Jewish assimilation and problem solving. Rabbi H. H. Rabinovitz will preside. Public meeting.
The Nautical Gardens at Revere Beach announces the opening of its glass enclosed steam heated ballroom for afternoons and evenings through late fall. The resort is praised as one of the finest dancing spots on the New England coast with full patron comforts. The famed Pit will open Saturdays and Sundays starting now.
A 19 year old stenographer seeks romance guidance as a younger man shows attention to her sister. The columnist urges patience until he comes of age, keeping affairs amicable, and encourages the older sister to appear cheerful and regularly receive calls to let time and habit work.
A reader asks how to win a young lady's heart. The advice urges the bashful man to express his feelings directly and serenely, as flattery and restraint dull a woman's interest and leave partners bored. act quickly and speak openly to the beloved.
Recipes from Maplewood and South Paris offer prep steps for stuffed large onions with a meat filling, a banana pie with a single crust, and a salmon pickle made by brining. Instructions cover boiling, baking, and chilling methods, with notes on serving and storage.
Paragraphs on fashion note huge circular collars resembling capes on afternoon wraps. Bead work waning while gowns still feature it. Double faced satin from France appears in new parasols trimmed or ornamented uniquely. Eton jackets are loose and align with a high waistline.
The Sewing Circle in the Boston Post features an Easter meditation on nature and faith, urging forgiveness and compassion. It blends home life guidance with a religious meditation, highlighting Easter's meaning, resurrection, and the call to kindness among family and friends.
Among the Churches of Greater Boston reports Easter and Easter eve services across denominations. New England Conference transfers begin preaching tomorrow as clergy deliver first sermons. Episcopal Good Friday events drew large crowds and the Old South Church hosts Rev George Gordon returning from Egypt with Easter sermon planned.
A fragment hints at a lyric or fate theme with the line about the soul leaving shadows and spreading its wing in the empyrean of heaven's blue, tagged by the word Querida.
A reader advises Ruth on choosing a double ring wedding, sharing personal experience with a ring change and suggesting a diamond setting update when needed. The writer urges discussing the plan with the future husband to ensure a happy wedding day.
A quick guide on caring for a kitchen porcelain sink from Charley’s Mama. It notes constant use causes darkening and suggests a thorough cleaning to restore brightness.
A reader of the Sewing Circle seeks advice on how to prevent collars blistering on the inside after ironing. She notes careful work and a harmonious marriage and requests practical laundering tips.
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