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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1910

Page

7

Obituary and society notes from The Observant Citizen

Post 2 G A R and Women’s Relief Corps mourn Post Commander Joseph B Stevens at The Weirs New Hampshire his death shocks the community. J O Neil and Mrs O Neil return from New Brunswick and family ties to ex congressman Joseph H O Neil. Gove ill at East Boston. Glover Will contest prep for Middlesex Supreme Court appeal this fall. Appleton Street entertainment features William Hawkins horse and phaeton and a lively chestnut mare. Dr Preble Boston City Hospital’s handshake habit noted at Nahant. Major John J Boyle and wife to Dorchester after White Mountains trip. Harry Dowding park superintendent foresees vacation delay due to park popularity. Pisgah Guide bark signals cold winter. The Young Man Who Knows It All narrates a seaside scene. Roosevelt referenced. Mrs Julius Rottenberg and daughters tour New York Long Branch Atlantic City return Sept 10. Rushforth columns hint at Essex County race politics and local press club. Dorchester Adams Street improvements praised by residents.

Sewing Circle Advice Letters From Boston Post Readers

The Sewing Circle column invites readers to discuss home life, marriage, parenting, health hints, and simple remedies. Letters from readers like HOLLY HOCK and BAREFOOTED BEAUTY offer questions about widows keeping a husband’s name and tips on manicuring with a friend, reflecting domestic concerns of New England homemakers.

Sewing Circle Boston Daily and Sunday Post New England Boston Post

Doctors for Schools Support School Medical Inspections

A local advocate recalls scarlet fever outbreaks from school attendance during contagion and praises compulsory medical inspection. He cites six infections and three deaths linked to a family’s ignorance and argues doctors should regularly screen pupils, with quarantines when needed.

Anent Discipline and Advice on Child Rearing

A letter discusses humane child discipline, urging calm consideration over violence to ease both parent and child distress. It advises a trained friend to seek hospital work or private cases if she has completed her course and diploma, aiming for a good position locally.

Reumics Scotland

An Old-Fashioned Miracle

A visiting young woman learns of the aging Mrs. Crowell and her troubled family. The dying matriarch fears her son Ben, a drinker, will ruin himself and regrets a life of hardship. A measured scolding from Jim Robbins spurs Ben to reform, helping Mrs. Crowell die in peace and opening Helen’s future with Ben.

Helen Jim Ben Chamber of the Dead Jim Robbins George Ben Crowell

Manicure Advice On Fingernail Care For A Young Girl

The writer argues that minimal trimming keeps fingernails presentable and dirt-free, noting widely projecting nails are hard to keep clean. He urges daily manicuring with precise clipping to maintain beauty and prevent damage.

Girls' Names What They Mean and Notable Bearers

A compact reference tracing common girls names detailing their meanings and notable bearers from history and literature. It highlights origins, associations, and cultural significance of given names. The volume surveys how names shaped identity across eras and genres.

Laura as a Name Myth and History Across Cultures

The article traces Laura origins from laurel meaning laurel crowned, notes saints and legends including St. Gudula and Petrarch’s Laura, and contrasts forms across languages. It mentions associations with prophecy, witch trials, poetry, and lore about lightning, ending with a tease for the next name notes Louise Caroline Charlotte.

Laura Annie Laurie Laurie Laurence Lawrence St. Laurence St. Augustine Canterbury St. Laura St. Gudula St. Hubert Petrarch Hugues de Sade Avignon Byron

Community health support urged for schoolchildren

A reader argues for medical exams in schools noting several scarlet fever cases but no epidemic. Doctors inspect children individually in an attic room. if issues are found, families receive a note and may seek their own physician. The writer cites adenoids in her son and cites cost barriers for the poor.

Eleanor

Complexion Recipe Request for cucumber cream

A reader asks for a recipe to make cucumber cream for complexion. The letter from Lover of Good Complexion requests an early response from fellow sisters.

Welsh Towns Fight Over Prince of Wales Investiture

London reports heated dispute in several Welsh towns, led by Carnarvon seeking the investiture scene for the king’s eldest son. The event promises a costly royal pageant drawing many visitors and attention to Lloyd George’s hometown.

London Prince of Wales Georg Carnavon Lloyd- George

Man Earns Living Crocheting Doilies

Whitewater Wisconsin August reports F S Thomas possibly the only man in the United States earning a living by crochet. Known at Green Lake, he turned to crochet after illness forced him to quit his earlier trade as a tinner about twelve years ago.

Whitewater Wis Aug United States F. S. Thomas Green Lake Elkhorn Thomas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thomas G. Stevenson Women’s Relief Corps Joseph B. Stevens Weirs N. H Stevens Jerome O'Neil New Brunswick Miramichi Caulfield St. Michael's College Chatham Joseph H. O'Neil Federal Trust Company Jesse M. Gove East Boston Glover Appleton Street William B. Hawkins Mr. Hawkins Nahant Dr. Preble Boston City Hospital John J. Boyle White Mountains Dorchester Harry Dowding Mr. Dowding Pisgah Guide Hinsdale ARS Srs Dearie Roosevelt Bob Julius Rottenberg Viola I. Berg New York Long Branch Atlantic City N. J Walter EB. Rushforth Butler Ames Essex County Rushforth Essex County Press Club Dorchester Avenue Adams Street Horlick’s Horlick W.B. Clarke Tres St Claribel Surforest Typewriter Jove Morning & Ripper MR Pushpen Dean Anell Mr.yardstyk BY Williams Char MR. Florwalkers Claricel MR. Blox The POST Sisters of the “Sewing Circle Holly Hock Board of Health Christabel Robinson Norway Street Mrs. Crowell Welen Henry W. Fischer Beppo Joe Schiller Laura Schiller Stuttgart Vischer Lori Loulou Lauretta Lora Louise Caroline Charlotte Jordan Marsh Company Paris Iares Russia Aimee Vari Pongee Dresden
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