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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
11
A woman asks sisters in Vermont or nearby areas for help finding light work and home tasks for a family of four. She questions rent levels and living costs and mentions moving due to a bracing climate.
A reader suggests gift ideas for a 15 year old boy including a signet ring watch cuff links sleeve elastics a nice book a necktie and a pocketbook with a crisp dollar bill. The note welcomes feedback and mentions enjoying the circle.
To save staking gladioluses plant two rows closely together and place bulbs very near each other for mutual support. Mrs. E. A. Cahoon of Pleasant Lake offers the tip.
A half dress shield attached to the underside of a baby’s bib by Mrs. Carl Larson of 20 Wachusett Street Worcester prevents moisture from soaking the dress and underclothing.
A distressed wife describes years of neglect and isolation by her husband who returns late each night and brings home a lively young woman. She questions his fidelity and seeks advice on a troubled marriage with reports of bereavement and estrangement.
A reader signed Melrose praises suffrage as a matter of brain and heart, arguing women can excel in science and governance. She urges future women to cultivate knowledge, manage nutrition, and engage in public life rather than rely on mere muscle, condemning ignorance and gendered stereotypes.
In a curtain call finale Muriel Dexter receives purple lilacs as Kenwood quietly consoles her. A haunting memory of past loves and a magical memory-evoking scene reveal the actress’s inner conflict between wealth and home. Kenwood hints at a hopeful future as the couple awaits the summer at home.
The article describes layered veils and trims for gowns, with three layers of chiffon or gauze and iridescent effects. It notes purchasable Persian silk trims, pastel chiffon motor veils, matching white or embroidered gloves, vest options in white linen or check linen, gilt buttons, and a rose-like sailor hat rosette.
Dear Miss Champagne advises avoiding a man who openly says he never intends to marry. She says if a man treats a woman as mere company and flirtates with others, her pride should rebel and she should end the relationship rather than continue in a one sided affair.
A terse moral warning declares that deceit for gain is the cruellest form of cheating and an action no honorable man would commit, condemning false pretenses and the harm they cause.
A reader argues about kneeling to propose. W W W and Tt contend kneeling is out of date, linked to knighthood and doublet era, while the young woman might accept but wonder about his reading. The exchange ends with a playful jab about ing or smoking.
The improvement of the back yard is now a major practical and aesthetic goal. The Post will begin a series next Sunday with illustrations titled Before and After.
A compact home cook set features Savory Eggs with butter onion tomato and cheese, with egg yolks broken into the mix, served on crackers. A cheese topping bakes to a golden brown. Also includes Chocolate Fritters and Vanilla Sauce recipes with common kitchen measures and author credits from Mrs. E. Lord and Mrs. L. M. Blakely.
Instructions for a frosting mix: add sugar to two fresh eggs, place bowl in boiling water, beat rapidly until hot to the heart, then add lemon juice or tartaric acid and beat until cool. From East Corinth Vermont attributed to MRA S R Day.
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