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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1910
Page
9
A letter advises a woman to forget a hurtful former lover and regain happiness. The writer shares personal heartbreak after a fiancé left for another, urging resilience, social reinvestment, and cheerful resolve, ending with a plea for correspondence from the reader.
A reader under the pseudonym Another Mother questions school practices. She cites a cold weather fire drill exposing children to zero conditions without wraps, and criticizes handling of wraps and dust in hallways. She urges parental involvement to improve education over medical routines.
A fragmentary notice invites readers to contact Mrs. M. E. Russell in Belmont and Mrs. A. Nicoll in Cambridge for details about the Daughters of St George. The item references a Lancashire lass and a Cambridge lodge president in a brief appeal.
A reader asks how to prepare oat meal for a six month old baby and how often to feed during this stage. The question seeks simple, safe preparation guidance suitable for infancy.
A tired mother asks if giving extra feedings of oatmeal is acceptable to supplement prepared food her baby scarcely accepts. The note reflects concern over infant nourishment and parental strategies to improve feeding.
Wartime style plea from Winnie to Dear Sisters seeking a remedy for chapped hands. She reports using soaps and vaseline without relief and asks for guidance or an effective cure. The brief note conveys personal hardship and a hopeful appeal for practical advice.
A letter from A HOME LOVER asks Deary Sisters for advice about postpartum despondency. She cites two young boys, an 18 month elder and a four week new baby, and says her husband now feels like a stranger though he has changed little. She seeks reassurance and guidance for her troubled home.
A column counsels Muriel to return home if she cannot share household duties and expenses. It suggests a lazy wife harms the husband who must pay for expenses and a maid, and it imagines the couple’s finances improving if she had revealed insincerity before marriage. Includes unrelated sale items and prices for chains pins and accessories.
A woman laments her husband’s extravagance and his mother’s meddling. She describes costly fur purchases, a two room home, and constant criticism aimed at her by her mother-in-law, which she says damages family harmony and her infant’s sleep. She asks her husband for every cent and questions his eligibility as a husband.
R C Ware opened his cafe at 676 Broadway West Somerville yesterday morning to find chairs overturned dishes broken and food thrown about the walls and floors. The intruders ate a large quantity of pies and other food and left debris. Police suspect a gang of boys carried out the break in and vandalism.
A reader letter rails at a wife for needing help with housework and child care. The author mocks the wife’s supposed weakness, urges a smaller home, and notes personal surgery and current domestic duties. The piece ends with the tag Happy Wife and Mother.
A 19 year old woman seeks advice about leaving home for a 21 year old lover with modest earnings. Her father urges her to give up the relationship, while the suitor has already met the father seeking approval. The adviser suggests choosing happiness and autonomy, stressing the girl’s right to decide despite paternal pressure.
Articles of incorporation filed with the Secretary of State J Fred Parker by the Revere Rubber Company. The Chelsea mass plant and a new Olneyville factory are planned. Capital stated at 4 000 000 with incorporators Judge James Harris Clarence H Guild and Walter S Ballou.
Chicago dispatch reports the National Congress of Mothers directing a congress on child welfare to be held in Washington from April 25 to May 2. This event brings together experts and advocates to discuss child welfare issues and policies at a national level.
Recipes from Mrs Franklin A Clark of Worcester and ADA M Dyer of North Baldwin Me include veal stew with onions butter flour and rice, caramel sugar, and a boiled sauce. a baked earthen pudding with molasses and soda. evaporated milk and sponge-like desserts. baked apples stuffed with nuts and dates served with whipped cream.
Garlands of plumes top broad hats with iridescent color. Theatre caps under hats feature tinsel lace and rosebuds. White jabot and Persian silk layers hang with gilt beads. Lace fences and velvet ribbons shape Bertha sleeves and necklines. Persian colored ribbons and tinsel backdrops dominate. Sealskin and mink prices soar over year. Waistlines rise, some outfits girdle just below the bust.
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