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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1910

Page

11

Observant Citizen notices and local social notes

A Boston area column reports on holiday plans for Dr. and Mrs. Harry M. Haynes of Brookline visiting Sag Harbor and returning December 27. It also recaps anecdotes from vaudeville sidewalk talk, a Ford Hall sermon, a clerical lookalike moment, Hyde Park burglars’ desk petition, and Judge White and Judge Harris’s friendship.

Harry M. Haynes Brookline Boston Sag Harbor Robert Holison Haynes

The Abduction Case Near Court Date

A tired observer notes a looming government case against opium smugglers. Foggy, cold weather and passing silhouettes frame a pretrial moment as the narrator anticipates the hearing in five days.

The Hughes Whiskers and a Dream of Sildaya

A satirical poem mocks Justice Hughes beard while a fiction excerpt follows, detailing John Harlow’s abduction to a Grecian palace world. Symboline helps him recover, then a newspaper headline reveals his disappearance and a linked opium case. The tale blends whimsy with noir tension.

Asf John Harlow New York Sildaya Symboline

Mystery of the Missing Symboline Case Retold

A narrator recalls a baffling case in which breakfast, a journey to the station, and a sudden collapse lead to three weeks erased from memory. He discovers all papers linking opium workers to guilt have vanished, the evidence lost, and the Symboline remains unidentified.

Letter Advice on Family Harmony and Pay Your Way

A reader from Pine Woods offers practical guidance on managing a difficult mother-in-law and keeping a home with a baby and boarders. She argues a wife pays her way by maintaining a comfortable home, handling children, and suggests calm responses and limit-setting with the mother-in-law if needed.

Gloria Casey Twick

Heart Sick Mother and the Trials of Married Life

A reader shares personal experiences from infancy feeding choices to parenting tips and remarriage after divorce. The letter discusses a seven month old fragile baby, cheap nutrition, and the value of support from a good husband. It ends with advice about rebuilding a life after separation and finding new happiness.

Absent Minded Moment With a Newborn Bedtime Mix Up

A mother recalls a near tragedy when she forgot her infant while tending bread dough in cold weather. She explains the episode, the recovery, and notes similar experiences occur after childbirth, typically lasting weeks and tied to weak physical condition.

Home Lover's advice brings cautious cheer to readers

A Sewing Circle reader shares fears of childbirth and motherhood, urging resilience and faith. The writer counsels self care after six deliveries and suggests finding companionship to cope, ending with a hopeful tone for the letter writer "Home Lover."

Reids Give Dinner to Warship Guests

London December 21 Ambassador and Mrs Whitelaw Reid hosted a grand dinner for admirals captains and senior officers of American battleships. Notables present included Lord Brassey Duchess of Marlborough Lady Charles Beresford Lord and Lady Northcote and Mrs Drexel.

London

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