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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1910
Page
7
In an art exhibit a woman recalls a past love as the painter who inspired a portrait reappears. Years later her daughter announces an engagement to Mr Worthen, while the mother confronts memories of sacrifice and lost innocence amid a fading sunset.
The piece follows Fred Wright the new Liebler & Co resident manager on Eliot Street and Boston figures like Mayor Fitzgerald and Charles Hoyt era theatre. It paints city scenes from jewelled dogs to temperance parades, secret service plates, egg pricing talk, Bangor nurses, Matt Vahey’s career shift, and local anecdotes of fires, boating, and summer travel.
Otis E. Hadley a longtime Somerville resident and manager of Noyes Brothers died after a brief illness at Somerville Hospital. He was 30, leaves a wife and seven year old son, and had been at 11 Green Street before hospitalization. He fell ill Saturday at work and underwent an appendectomy.
A column quotes Walt Mason praising workers over schemers and cites Hans Fritz and Hiram as examples of practical effort. The piece is followed by local society notes: church services on Aug. 14 and Nehemiah Boynton sailing for Europe with Mrs Boynton, plus Charles and Mrs Chester returning to Bristol after a Newport Jamestown vacation.
The report notes Inspector Burr of the police department eyeing a mirror and his lookalike, calling the juryman a ringer. Burr, described as energetic and renowned among criminals, and his partner Inspector Doc Smith head a squad battling pickpockets and yeggmen.
Bishop Von Scheele of the Swedish Lutheran Church will address two services at Cambridge Broadway Lutheran Church today at 4 and 7 45 PM welcomed by Rev W Jacobson. Funeral services for Mrs Eliza Hamilton were held in Cambridge with burial at Forest Hills. Missionary day unfolds at Old Orchard Christian and Missionary Alliance convention led by Rev A B Simpson.
Recipes for using beef heart including boiled heart with turkey dressing and gravy, crosswise slices cooked as steak, and hash or soup meat from trimmings. Also includes a custard dessert with egg whites and yolks, plus a hamburger steak and pork crumb bake. Shared with names and addresses of contributors.
The Philippines had 282 postal savings banks with net deposits of 1 648 024 dollars at the start of June. Filipinos made up 65 percent of depositors, Americans 29 percent, Europeans four percent, and Asiatics 2 percent.
An old advertising pitch claims Birt's Head Wash digs dirt from inside pores, not just on the hair. It contrasts with ordinary soaps and barber shampoos, alleging superior moisture and scalp comfort. Tubes 25c, jars 50c.
The Sewing Circle in the Boston Daily and Post offers a regular department for homemakers to discuss family and home topics. Readers may use pen names and ask questions, focusing on household management, child care, health hints, remedies, gardening, and related advice.
A local appeal asks kind women to host a young woman leaving hospital who has no home. She seeks a week or few days of shelter on a piazza, lawn, garden, or farm and will offer light work or services in return. The note signs as A FRIEND.
Roxbury writer offers to foster a needy girl or woman. She explains being away from home much and willing to provide a good home to someone in need, with or without a baby.
A Nova Scotian widow writes from Valley Harbour Bouchte asking for letters from fellow Nova Scotians. She left 20 years ago and last visited 17 years past. She hopes to return in summer, mentions seven children, and asks others to share where they lived. CLASS WIFE signs.
A Constant Reader asks if there is a riding school near Boston where a working girl can attend without feeling intrusive. She has a daughter who works and earns well but feels she could gain strength. asks if such a course is advisable and requests any information.
A reader expresses sympathy for a hoisting engineer and his wife and offers assistance. The letter conveys shared hardship and a willingness to help, reflecting community support for the couple facing financial strain.
A Hillside letter discusses a tired husband needing rest despite costs, stressing that short-term financial strain is wiser than breakdown. The writer notes a 14 year old could soon work to ease finances and mentions personal family struggles and sympathy for readers Crystaline and Anti Cat.
A farmer's wife shares a sharp observation from the Sewing Circle about husbands who lounge in the kitchen and comment on her cooking, noting it provokes her nerves and affects home life.
The note asks about the worth of a ten cent coin in years 1858 and 1855. It references historical dime values and a tie context.
Huge colored enamel hatpins replace rhinestones for now with good quality always in style. Nine of ten prettiest blouses feature chiffon silk mousseline etamine veiling silk satin lace or contrasting chiffon. Vests in rich satin embroidery are worn under satin coats while linen suits pair with Bedford cord or pique vests. New lingerie blouses use heavy hand woven linens with openwork embroidery and fine lace.
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