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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1912

Page

11

Timely revelation of a village engagement ends in double deceit

Silas Martin, smitten by Priscilla Brown, rushes to her aid when she cries for help at night. He discovers Priscilla wearing a wig and bald beneath, learns of her deception, and flees to the West. Priscilla’s jewelry disappears and a letter from Silas ends their engagement.

Bilas Martin Cornville Silas Silas Martin Priscilla Priscilla Brown Dan Cupid Priscillay Garden Prissy Bureau West Miss Brown

The Cold Morning by Walt Mason in 1912

A brisk winter vignette captures a nipping wind from the north and blue nosed neighbors facing the cold with humor and resolve. The speaker riffs on Arctic air, seals, polar bears, and the tired human frame seeking relief from oppressive heat and dreariness.

Ker Labrador Walt Mason George Matthew Adams

League Puts Forward Bills on Flags Weapons and Court Interpreters

The Italian American Citizens Progressive League of Massachusetts proposes four bills. They seek adding penalties for desecrating foreign flags, restricting concealed weapons to imprisonment only, creating civil service style exams for court interpreters and court appointments, and ensuring at least one multilingual attorney is assigned to murder defense cases.

Progressive League of Massachusetts Congress United States Civil Service League

Woman's Body Found in Plymouth Fire Ruins

Kate Roach, 55, was found in the ashes of her single home in Plymouth after a fire. Cause of the blaze remains undetermined as investigators search the ruin.

Plymouth Kate Roach

Embroidery Made Easy Pattern in Sunday Post

A new pin cushion design from the Embroidery Made Easy series is highlighted for next Sunday's Post. The pattern can be transferred without tracing paper by using soap and water, appealing to needlewomen.

Consent for a 25 year old’s marriage

Advice on whether a woman’s parents must give consent to marriage. The writer, Happy, questions the need for parental consent arguing the 25 year old is capable of deciding her own affairs. The astrologer suggests deferring to the woman’s judgment and maintains the couple can proceed.

Miss Champagne

Paragraph Points On 4 Facts and Fashions

A young man seeks guidance on a 19 year old working girl described as kind reserved and homemaker minded. The reader advises the girl is suitable for marriage. Paris fashion notes highlight hats fur trims lace gowns blouse revival and fur bordered veils with a focus on recent colors and materials.

Miss Champagne Paris

A Chance to Win Such a Girl Tips for Suitors

A speaker advises that winning the girl should become the main life task and notes his friend’s disparaging remarks reflect on him not her, likening the situation to the sour grapes fable.

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