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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1911
Page
9
A speaker recounts fixing a roof with painful mishaps and loud language, then praises a skilled carpenter who repairs the home swiftly. The carpenter writes a verse about art and inspiration, which ends with a macabre twist as the narrator buries him under the floor.
Registrar of deeds William T A Fitzgerald addresses the Egleston Club on real estate problems with about 200 in attendance. Harvard Medical School pathologist Walter Remsen Brinckerhoff is near a ser um for leprosy, while a Boston physician notes Russia leads in medicine. Other items mention Ned W Burr of Lincoln Maine's death, Captain Fred Barker en route to New York, and W P Grant's Westward hotel tour.
A young 18 year old asks Mildred Champagne for help overcoming bashfulness around men and starting conversations. The editor notes men have varied tastes and suggests the clever girl adapts talk to time place and the man. Readers are urged to share opinions on improving social ease.
A 21 year old writer seeks advice on competing with a wealthier rival for a woman he loves. The columnist urges open confession of his financial situation and asks the woman to decide, arguing money alone rarely decides love.
Salt fish cakes with potatoes and eggs are shaped and fried after boiling mash. Molasses cookies mix molasses shortening cinnamon soda and flour rolled very thin then baked. Recipes credited to Mrs C H Chapman JR and Mrs H Cheney from Highland Avenue Winchester and Main Street Holden Massachusetts.
A theater fire triggers chaos as a burly gallery sentinel helps evacuate spectators. He leads the crowd to safety with calm authority, then Cyril the man discovers his daughter and learns his wife is missing, rekindling memories of a past, with the fire revealing his true identity.
The article surveys spring style trends with peasant coiffures gaining favor for both adults and children. It describes a two-disk hair arrangement, belts and semibelts, a shell barrette with gold dotted scrolls, new curved hairpins, and metallic hat colors such as copper bronze and tarnished silver prevailing against white and cream shades.
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