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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1911

Page

11

Awakening of Elizabeth Amid Leonard Grant's Return

Elizabeth Freeman waits ten years for Leonard Grant but feels disappointment on his homecoming. She has planned to marry him yet harbors a new love for Richard Williams. Leonard announces an impending marriage to a rich West widow, while Elizabeth reveals she will marry Richard, ending their old pact.

Elizabeth Leonard Grant Elizabeth Freeman Len Grant Leonard Richard Williams Jeonard Grant Grant Richard Lizzie West Richard Wiliams

Cuticura Remedies Heal Eczema Sufferer Gilbert

Mrs H Albrecht of West Point Nebraska describes her three year old Gilbert recovering from severe eczema after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She claims dramatic facial improvement within four weeks and endorses the products.

Gilbert Chicago H. Albrecht West Point Neb Potter Drug & Chem. Corp So’ Props Columbus Ave Boston

Beets in Vinegar Pickle and Oyster Stuffed Bread Recipe

Two recipes appear from the same page: a beet pickle method by Mrs Esther I Seals of New Bedford detailing washing, salting, cooking, and canning beets with a cayenne vinegar mixture. and a bread loaf recipe by Matilda H Nuss of Cambridge for a baked loaf stuffed with oysters and beet crumbs, baked 40 minutes and served immediately.

Esther I. Seals Middle Street New Bedford Matilda H. Nuss Allston Street Cambridge

Fads and Fashions Parade Winter Attire Trends

Paragraph points on fads and fashions describe hosiery and evening slippers matched to outfits. Silks feature self matching lace beads and pearls with embroidery. trimming reaches the knee. The piece notes eccentricities driving winter fashion, especially new sashes that alter the back of the frock and add a novel color to the design.

Maine farms and family life letters from FLORRIE

A letter discusses buying farms in Maine with tips on down payment and early cash needs, warns against Westward costs, plans a summer home, and notes saving 9 percent weekly. It also shares parenting reflections to Helen about rocking babies and a concern about a boy with poor circulation and cold feet at night.

Beauty in a Snowbound World, Querida Speaks

The passage compares a snow covered landscape with dawns, frost and sunrise, praising winter’s beauty. Vivid images include pink dawns, phantom fogs over the bay, diamond dust on frost, a jay in blue, evergreens in snow, and trains in the cold air. It recalls fond memories of summer through a lyrical meditation on the present snowy scene.

Aladdin Querida

Advice on handling a young child with a firm yet calm approach

A letter suggests using a gentle but firm method with a boy about eight, recommending prompt obedience and private talks when guests are present. The writer advises not to show nerves, rewards quiet behavior, and to separate the child from company for clear consequences.

Father John's Medicine Promises Body Nourishment Guaranteed

An advertisement claims Father John's Medicine provides food and nourishment to strengthen each organ and drive out impurities, guaranteeing a built up body. It emphasizes overall health and vitality as its claim.

Delay marriage on small earnings advice from a sister

A writer counsels delaying marriage when income is only $12 a week. She notes housekeeping would be frugal and suggests waiting until the fiancé earns more. She recalls choosing a husband with good principles over wealth after meeting two men, a telegraph operator and a teamster.

Midas Touch Delights and Fates of Wealth

A verse by Walt Mason contrasts King Midas with modern greed. The tale shows gold turning everything to gold but leaves the king cold, while ordinary comforts and restraint reveal wealth’s hidden woes and contentment’s appeal.

Midas Thomas Cat Walt Mason

Little Known Facts About Well Known Persons

Richard Harding Davis once edited a Philadelphia paper The Stage. Senator Charles Dick of Ohio started as a hat store clerk. Marie Corelli is Eric Mackay's half sister. Madame Mariette Mazarin, the Elektra soprano, studied medicine long ago. Henry E. Dixey, a comedian, once worked as a Boston store cash boy. J G Phelps Stokes is a socialist with medical hospital experience.

Richard Harding Davis Philadelphia Charles Dick Ohio Marie Corellt Eric Mackay Mariette Mazarin Elektra Henry E. Dixey Boston Dixon J. G. Phelps Stokes

Married Couple’s Advice on Thrift and Happiness

A married woman describes six years of marriage, noting her husband earns twenty dollars weekly driving a large team and forty dollars every two weeks for which he is paid. They live comfortably on these earnings and have never missed a day’s pay, encouraging others to enjoy courtship until finances improve.

Helen Ster

Washington Birthday Party Plans for Dear Sisters

Genevra writes to request inexpensive yet attractive decoration and party game suggestions for a Washington's Birthday gathering. She plans to host about 25 guests aged 16 to 25 and seeks ideas suitable for a youthful, festive event.

Washington Genevra

Dear Miss Champagne on curfews for 17 year old graduate

A reader asks Dear Miss Champagne if a 17 year old girl should be allowed to go out at night with a RL or gentleman friend as long as she is home by 10 o clock after recently graduating.

Bren ST MosTox Ferad Cecil Miss Champagne

Should a 17 year old girl be allowed outings and amusement

A 17 year old girl writes to Miss Champagne asking if she should be allowed to go out with friends and visit amusements. The reader argues that parents know best, urges trust and responsibility, and contends that youth needs freedom and pleasure with proper behavior guidance.

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