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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
13
The five civilized tribes petition the U S Supreme Court to review the 25 year land sale restriction. The case questions the constitutionality of the legislation and its impact on tribal land rights.
Handy device advertised for men and women to shave and groom with more light. Rubber vacuum cup holds the mirror at any angle on car windows or hotel rooms. Sold locally by Andrew J. Lloyd and others in Manchester New Hampshire.
Ad touts Gold Dust as cutting housework in half by handling all tough cleaning tasks. It claims to clean clothes, dishes, floors, woodwork, appliances, bathrooms and pipes better and cheaper than soap. Sold in 5G and larger packs with bigger savings.
A Cir cle- I reader urges balanced training in schools with English over dead languages and urges cooperation of teachers and parents to guide children toward suitable paths. MELROSE writes of loneliness and marital strain, seeking support from the Sewing Circle as her husband deserts her.
A letter from Neddie praises a career at the N E T T Co and urges seriousness. It notes the need to start at the bottom, endure long hours including night shifts, and stresses health and rest for operators before wishing good luck.
A reader named PHYLLIS reports attempting a homemade formula for her baby failed. She consulted a physician who advised that oatmeal water is not suitable for infants under six months, noting that infant foods vary by child development and needs.
Amateur actress seeks cheap method for a patriotic dress in red white and blue for a recital. Request includes options with or without flags and emphasizes affordability and ease for a simple costume.
A reader writes from a sewing circle context seeking advice on relationship strain and loneliness in marriage. The letter obstacles focus on how evenings and social expectations affect the union and wellbeing of the wife.
A reader notes disgust at unfaithful husbands and their partners and discusses divorce as a remedy. The column cites biblical references and urges practical action for betrayed wives.
A reader recalls belonging to a girls club named after the Pleiades seven sisters, suggesting a constellation themed name. They propose using seven as a clue and welcome options inspired by star group names. Stella is offered as a candidate word or name.
A mother writes that her 6 month old girl has not yet crawled or walked and has been ill since birth. She reports nightly restlessness fever perspiration vomiting and diarrhea with an open soft spot on the head and asks whether Paregoric is appropriate. She fears rickets and seeks opinions.
The revenue cutter Gresham started a winter cruise to patrol the coast from Nantucket lightship to Cape Cod and Portsmouth. Under Captain Preston H. Aberroth the ship left Boston for life saving and police duties at sea equipped with wireless and improved decks. The cutter has a record of rescues including the Republic disaster off Nantucket and is touted as among the finest cutters, giving seamen and shipowners added safety.
Relatives request police help locating John H. Cregan 63 who left his 15 Lucas Street home to vote on election day. He spoke with election workers outside the booth, appeared well, then disappeared.
The pupils of the Boston Music Settlement classes have formed a music settlement club with officers Lena Sedersky president David B. Alpert vice president Annie Weinstein secretary. The Boston Music Settlement is the first of its kind in Boston and offers instruction to children from all parts of the city in various instruments at the Civic Service House on Salem street.
Hobo the pet cat of Mrs. A R Johnson of 123 Belgrade Avenue Roslindale annually rides in his master's car from garage to the street and back along 300 feet of road. He performs tricks and enjoys showing off before visitors before returning home contentedly.
The Rev. William R. Lane will lead nightly evangelistic meetings Dec 3–12 at Dudley Street Baptist Church with afternoon sessions at 3 o'clock on Tue Wed Thu Fri. B Al MacCurdy directs music. Union Church lists a Christmas cantata The Holy Child by Horatio W Parker for next Sunday sung by a quartet and chorus. Mrs Jarley’s wax works exhibit at First Free Baptist with Louis Anderson assisting features figures such as The Suffragette and Little Red Riding Hood. Bishop Moushegh Saropian to attend Church of the Advent and may settle in Boston to serve Armenian Catholics.
The Rev. Fr. Martin McPherson, parish priest at Bras d'Or Co. B. for 25 years, died one day after leaving Liverpool of heart trouble. His burial at sea was reported as the Dominion liner Canada arrived in Halifax from Liverpool. He also supported iron mine development in Cape Breton.
Paragraphs describe vivid color effects on white silk and silk blends, noting blues greens and purples dulling white, semi princess dresses with slender silhouettes, and body-and-sleeve-in-one. Beads with metal gauze create a splendid look. Dresden buttons in soft blues pinks and purples decorate silks and chiffons. Lace trims and two material combos remain common with black velvet and satin hues.
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