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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1910
Page
7
A letter expresses gratitude to Dorothea and others for kind words and prayers. The writer conveys homesickness and happiness, asks for further contact next month, and admits being undecided about adoption, noting many pros and cons make the decision hard.
A young married woman with a 10 month old baby argues she can perform all housework herself and save the four to five dollars for baby husband and herself rather than hire a maid. She favors independence over employing help.
A fragment recalls a man building a home and a wife gladly supporting him as he labors to provide. The speaker describes cooking for a father after the mother’s death and living with three relatives at age fourteen.
The note explains that the Alex Magi die-sinker card has little value as a coin. Copper cents fetch 5 cents each. A George III silver coin could be a sixpence shilling or a threepence of unknown size. A Spanish dollar is an 8 real piece. The PH $ V mark is Spanish Philip V. for Mexico. Foreign silver over 75 years old is worth its silver value, about 40 to 45 cents on the dollar, fluctuating with silver. MARION.
A wife asks the Sisters for guidance about her husband who works for a public corporation and invites a frequent female visitor to his office. She claims he flirts, calls her names, and claims the other woman would make a better wife. She describes four children and wonders the sensible course.
A Christmas meditation contrasts the nativity joy with grief and loss. It offers comfort to the bereaved, envisions heavenly peace and stars in heaven, and salutes those who have suffered in hardship and battle, naming Querida as part of the blessing.
Dear reader writes seeking why a young man she likes stopped replying after initial visits and letters. The columnist suggests possible misunderstandings or third party interference and advises clear, brief explanation to resolve the silent rift.
In this column a reader asks how to tell if a bashful man cares for her. The adviser suggests friendly smiles and inviting him to her home to observe his responses, noting habits of calling may reveal his feelings and warn against becoming too comfortable as a path to matrimony.
Sentries guard the royal apartments in Berlin as the Empress inspects the crown jewels plus private pieces valued at about Five hundred thousand dollars. The Sunday Post Magazine Christmas number lists stories and poems by Herbert Kaufman J J Bell Catherine Markham and other authors.
Embroideries shine in silks metallic thread beads and bugles. Brown, black and gray furs lead the season with raccoon in favor. Cut steel trims and metalized nets popular for buttons and edging. Toques vary in size while cap fur hats gain ground. Brocade fur and shawl collars appear on gowns with minimal seams. Blouses feature beaded yokes and bullion embroidery. Velvet dominates dressy street frocks and fringed trims sparkle in metal and silk.
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