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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
9
A shy boy befriends Pinckney and a warm city summer leads to a budding romance with a young woman and her mother. Pinckney plans a cautious exit as the vacation ends, leaving the boy to face new loneliness and feelings.
A scene unfolds as the man Pinckney returns to his office to hear a young man confess plans to marry the woman they both know. Pinckney’s grateful friend becomes grave, crying out that a betrayed trust robbed him of what mattered most.
In a letter to the Sewing Circle the author notes Luther and Katharina von Bora wed on June 13 1525 by Dr Bugenhagen. If the ring is original its value would be great. Suggest contacting Lutheran colleges or ministers to verify ownership details.
A reader advocates compassion for dogs left out in the cold and urges Barkis Is Willin to change views on dogs. The letter signs as LIVE AND NEVER LET D.
A letter to the Sewing Circle asks if any sisters know a cure for rheumatism of the muscles and what it is. The writer signs as JENNIE and requests an early reply.
A reader comments on maternal instinct and affection for animals and children, noting interest in the Circle letters and referring to a past Post. The writer begins to describe personal feelings and preferences toward loving creatures.
The article promotes Birt's Head Wash as a neutral mildly medicated hair treatment. It warns against alkali heavy soaps and claims to stop hair loss curb dandruff and itching. It states the product is 25c and 50c and available at druggists.
A letter from a reader signing Discouraged asks for advice on improving her husband's low income and notes winter expense increases. The second message from a reader signing Happy praises a remedy that stopped her husband's daily drinking.
A compact survey traces girls names through meanings and notable bearers across history and literature. It highlights how names reflect culture and notable individuals who carried them.
The piece traces the name Anna and its variants from Hebrew roots to English, German, French forms and diminutives like Annie Annchen and Annette. It lists historical figures named Anne or Anna from Anne Boleyn to Anna of Austria and Empress Anna of Russia, and previews future name installments with no. 3 Annabel and Nancy.
A Walt Mason quotation from 1910 decries sharp satire that harms others. He praises witty writing that entertains without wounding, urging writers to avoid cruelty toward workers and individuals while roasting sham acts with a smile.
Small buttons, bead embroideries, and fringe dominate summer styles. White buckskin pumps with self colored buckles appear among smart footwear. Sackcloth and burlap suiting in silk and wool imitates coarse burlap. Chantecler trimming grows, while Scotch plaids grace silk blouses. Fur bands edge winter street frocks and velvet gowns. Early fall fabrics include cheviots, diagonals, basket weaves, camel hair, tweeds, mohair blends.
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