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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1921

Page

33

Boston Society Girl Reveals Secrets of Daisy Ashford Past

A Boston socialite shares recollections of childhood writings linked to the Daisy Ashford pseudonym and recounts how at age seven she described rain, and at fifteen she wrote about romance and kisses in a biographical sketch.

Boston Society Daisy Ashford

Virginia Wainwright and her book Gleanings in Boston society

Boston society's Daisy Ashford era child prodigy Virginia Wainwright of Brookline published Gleanings a collection of verse prose and story from ages seven to seventeen. The piece traces her early urges to write and cites her club memberships and public persona as a pianist composer and lecturer through Boston's social scene.

Virginia Wainwright Boston Society Daisy Ashford Gainsborough Studies Boston Brookline Virginia Vincent Club Sewing Circle Junior League Music Lovers’ Club Arts and Letters Club Haskell Alumni Association Maggie Teyte New York

Fur Cold Storage Announces Free Pickup and Delivery

A local fur storage service advertises free collection and delivery for cold storage needs. Phone or write to arrange pickup.

Fragmented dialogue hints at repetitive introductions

The excerpt presents a satirical exchange where a man asks about another flood while a father introduces Adored One to her mother. The mother recalls a prior encounter, claiming to have previously stood up before him.

Habit and vows of a penny-pinching street clerk

A humorous exchange reveals a clerk confusing numbers due to habit. He jokes about two miles in a tramcar while reading a paper and miscalling six as two, then admits eyesight jokes and recalls attempting to work in a ladies shoe shop.

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