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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1911
Page
9
Miss Butting eavesdrops on a plot to murder and bursts in at Mrs Britton’s home to intervene. Police arrive as a bulldog lies dead, and the would‑be crime is foiled by the intruding savior who shouts Never again as she flees.
A grieving mother writes of losing her 21 year old son seven years ago and asks for guidance. She cherishes two daughters and three granddaughters, finds solace in faith and family, and begs Sisters to respond through the Sewing Circle.
A reader named WISTARIA explains shared duties between spouses. She praises husbands helping with housework and baby care, noting evenings spent together, balancing chores, and late-night planning. She asserts many couples may not yet have their first quarrel and encourages mutual support.
In a letter to the Post Peggy an eighty year old writer asks sisters for remedies for anemia noting pale gums pimples blotches and lack of color. She mentions avoiding tea and coffee and eating most eatables.
A letter writer urges a reader trapped in a troubling marriage to seek professional help and consider leaving home. She advises involving relatives, obtaining medical support, and maintaining calm during outbursts while praying for strength and relief from the strain.
Suggestions for a 16yearold girl's birthday party in SUNSHINE style. Ideas include themes, activities, games, decor, and budget tips to keep the celebration joyful and ageappropriate.
Dear Sisters describes a husband who earns about $17 weekly, supports his wife with four to ten dollars for housekeeping, and repeatedly borrows or spends money, leaving questions about his finances and prudence.
In the San Francisco Bulletin Mrs. Mae Martyn promotes liquid preparations over face powders. She notes powders clog pores and cause blemishes, while a home-made lotion from spurmax and glycerine yields pink health and easier application.
A young reader asks how to apply vinegar and nutmeg to improve complexion and achieve red cheeks. The request seeks practical, gentle guidance for a fair-skinned 18 year old, hoping for noticeable color enhancement through simple home remedies.
A reader writes to the Sewing Circle addressing the Countess and shares instructions on how to prepare nitre. The note offers practical steps and cautions, reflecting home craft guidance common to the period.
A short, practical note from a Mother of Three recommends giving a small bottle of medicine to a baby and using 5 cents’ worth at the drug store. It suggests babies one year old receive 10 to 15 drops in sweetened water, not milk.
A note directs treatment for Ever Lonely at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary located on Charles Street in Boston. The editor seals the instruction for medical care.
A reader asks members of the Sewing Circle for guidance on cleansing white angora and white lamb fur. The brief inquiry requests practical methods and tips from experienced hobbyists.
A message from Helen of Boston asks readers to inform if an old ladies home offers free admission. The notice requests information on any suitable residents or charities providing no cost shelter.
Forbes Robertson is an artist who paints landscapes. Rex Beach once earned a living as a traveling salesman selling bricks. Jack London enjoys kite flying and makes his own kites. George Kennan is a telegraph expert and former Western Union manager. Hudson Maxim, famed for smokeless powder, was a printer and publisher in Pittsfield Massachusetts.
A man recalls meeting a woman after 15 years and seeks guidance on winning her. Her brothers oppose the reunion, and he suggests relocating to be near her and expedite a friendship into marriage, while dismissing the steady partner as ineffectual.
A set of home recipes from three residents with ingredients and steps. Margaret J. Regan lists a lemony butter candy and pan method. Katherine Monahan shares a molasses brown sugar cookie note. Mrs W C Griffin provides a chicken stock toast dish with eggs and spices.
A Milton village carnival held in the vestry to aid Hast Congregational Church drew many locals. A mock trial featured William H. Doherty as Abderite Fagin Causticus suing Josiah Babcock who played Professor Allan Pianissimo Baritonio for running a musical nuisance.
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