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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1910
Page
11
A parable of two garden owners one who hoards his plot and one who shares his harvest. The lone keeper's hedge and neglected beds contrast with a bustling, everchanging, communal garden that nourishes all who visit. The lonely man finally decides to plant anew and give generously.
Mrs A J Cochran of Philadelphia recalls her six year old son suffering severe eczema until using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. She reports dramatic improvement within hours and says the boy and another child she treated have had no relapse.
Purporting to relieve and cure skin humors through warm baths with Cuticura Soap and treatments of Cuticura Ointment. Claims include relief from eczema rashes dandruff and inflammations. Products sold by Potter Drug & Chem Corp with optional pills and a free 32 page booklet.
A reader asks Mildred Champagne for guidance about a nephew’s situation with a young woman who loves him despite his stated lack of romantic feelings. The advice stresses not yielding to persistent advances and encouraging the woman to redirect her attentions elsewhere for a happier outcome.
A 25 year old man seeks marriage with a woman who prefers friendship. The adviser says her affections are not for him, advises breaking the pursuit, ending the bad habit of pressing the issue, and suggests meeting other potential partners for a healthier path to a home.
Ida Goldberg aged four of 68 Myrtle Street, daughter of Daniel Goldberg, is the original child in yesterday's Post school photo. She attends Bowdoin School first grade taught by Miss Riley and said she would keep the gold piece until she grows up.
The Sunday Post previews a full page of photos taken by Post photographers across city and suburbs. Parents are urged to order tomorrow's issue to identify their children and receive the $5 gold pieces distributed.
A collection of plain cookery notes from Boston area homes includes a pork chowder method with layered potatoes corn and milk butter and flour, followed by quick cake and sauce recipes. Addresses of contributors Mrs George P Ayers Mrs A M Collins Mrs Walter Rogers and Mrs May E Russell are listed for reader correspondence and recipe sharing.
Gold link bracelets hide small watches in their clasps while a silver link bag features a miniature timepiece on the handle. Black and white checked fabrics dominate children s wear with matching coats. Ultra fashionable afternoon gowns show sleeve fullness and elbow-length cuffs. Louis XVI hats with short brims and upturned backs are popular. Hairpins in Circassian or turban braids are sold in four packs. Beaded antique belts rival large buckle bags in style.
Alice Stone Blackwell from Dorchester reports that the Pennsylvania Grange passed a resolution in favor of woman suffrage at its annual meeting. Similar resolutions have been adopted by the National Grange and state Granges across California, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, New Jersey, Ohio, Oregon and Washington.
The first car load of 1910 spring vegetables left the gulf coast truck garden area bound for Pittsburg. The shipment from Mobile included radishes turnips lettuce and other greens.
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