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Hair goods item labeled Pompadours of the finest sanitary Brittany Ratt priced at 81.98 with dip effect. Special features noted.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1912
Page
9
Hair goods item labeled Pompadours of the finest sanitary Brittany Ratt priced at 81.98 with dip effect. Special features noted.
Wealthy Howard Brazer, urged by Theora Burnett to prove purpose beyond leisure, ends up caring for a foundling baby. After two weeks apart, Theora returns and the pair reveal plans to adopt the child, uniting in a shared parental commitment.
A regular Sewing Circle section in the Boston Daily and Sunday Post invites New England home makers to discuss domestic topics. Readers may write anonymously, share advice on baby care, housekeeping, budgeting, gardening, and related issues, and send questions to the Sewing Circle Editor.
A woman signs as HUBBY'S IRISH COLLEEN describing New Year plans to work for eight dollars weekly all winter. She intends to do washing ironing manage finances and give up social activities while her husband plans a summer trip to her birthplace.
A reader in Sunday Post laments a husband who sleeps through visits but stays awake for political chats or cards. PHEBE suggests snuff under the nose or cold water to wake him, and advises enlisting friends to sing and play loudly to force him to stay awake.
The speaker argues that poor neighborhoods expose youths to temptations in boarding houses. They advise parents with funds to provide a private home for their son. If frank talk fails, they suggest bringing in a male relative to enforce traditional discipline.
A scolding tone accuses a suffragette of selfishness and demands she swap roles with her husband. The quotation prescribes starting the day at 8 a.m. with a hot breakfast and implies the wife should consider her husband’s health when making choices.
A 24 year old girl writes passionately about domestic duty and breakfast routines. She argues that a prepaired orange banana and coffee are not enough for a husband and urges the suffragette to improve morning meals before work.
A reader’s letter likens a young man’s ruin to a prior case, warning against marriages with much older women in boarding houses. The note expresses deep sympathy and cautions about societal judgment in such unions.
A Cecil Deane note offers hopes and counsel to readers addressing Lillian, Jack of Hearts, and a Camdenite. It urges happiness, reform, and focus on a pure future, with advice to cherish love and avoid dwelling on the past.
The Sunday Post reports on The Sewing Circle group appearing in its pages. The brief item notes community interest and the organization’s activities, suggesting upcoming meetings and projects within the local area.
The John F. Ryan Company at 98 Summer Street filed a notice of assignment for the benefit of creditors with the city clerk yesterday. The assignment was made to Albert H. Willis.
A 1911 verse urges prudent saving while condemning miserliness. It extols planning for old age and rainy days, warns against reckless spending, and cites the sufferings of the miser. The piece contrasts frugality with wasteful vice and warns that money should not be made a god.
The reader asks how to handle a two year relationship with a temperamental suitor who alternates between friendliness and ignoring her. The adviser calls both childish, urges mature dialogue or permanent separation, and criticizes the refusal to talk as wrong while suggesting the man may be testing patience and love.
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