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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1912
Page
9
The ad promotes Welcome laundry soap claiming it softens water with borax, reduces rubbing, and dries clothes quickly. It notes a two for one deal compared with New England soaps and offers a money back guarantee if a better soap is found.
An Amherst botanist urges New England apple growers to use western pruning, spraying, grading, and packing methods to compete with Oregon producers. He is optimistic about New England apples and tastily packed shipments. The piece also notes Rev. Holden’s dairy project and various regional updates.
A reader asks whether to trust a daily visitor who denies marriage rumors and invites her to outings. The adviser cautions that a supposedly engaged man may have no respect or love, suggests postponing excursions, and urges verification of his marital status before any deeper attachment.
The note questions respect and love in a fiancé who allows his fiancée to kiss other men, noting she had warned him before.
A punch work collar design is featured in the embroidery-made-easy series in the Post for next Sunday. The item presents a decorative collar pattern likely aimed at home craft readers seeking fresh stitching ideas.
A Brookline reader criticizes Dr Charles E Page for claiming whooping cough isn’t contagious. The letter says a West doctor’s child introduced it at a New Hampshire resort, infecting 21 children and a grandmother, and cites Brookline schools where exposure forced a teacher from her post for two months.
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