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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
11
A young businessman aged 82 seeks advice about a 27 year old professional woman who neither initiates contact nor shows affection yet keeps him waiting. The columnist urges confronting the issue, recommends an immediate answer, and warns that continuing the dalliance risks emotional waste.
A man confesses a yearlong romance and a mixed-up plan after receiving a letter from a sick friend. He explains missing a date and faces rebuke for an insincere excuse. The advice urges a heartfelt apology and strict future dates, with a wary note to the male friend.
A collection of old kitchen recipes includes a sugar spice cake using butter sour milk cinnamon nutmeg cloves soda and raisins plus a dressing with yolk beaten eggs sugar vinegar and seasonings. Also a rich baking powder biscuit dough filled with melted butter maple sugar and baked into hot cakes.
Alexander Filando a 19-year old rider from 351 North Street sped down Somerset Street and through Howard Street crashing into the Higgins House plate glass. He suffered deep cuts to head and hands. treated at Relief Station. injuries not deemed dangerous.
The Observant Citizen painting by Harley M. Perkins at the Copley gallery features a chart room from an old bark with a mirrored background showing the globe lantern chart and instruments. Other items note an English aviator Roe’s successful bi plane, a suit case gift to Richard P. Collins, and city hall transport quirks amid local anecdotes.
Fred Layton frets over a costly lace collar after gambling in the stock market. Annette Gerard values real lace, and Fred faces a potential prosecution. Mr. Clayborne forgives him if he vows to reform so he can present real lace at their wedding.
The piece notes parasols edged with ostrich feathers and ribbon on the handle, satin slippers with round rhine stone buckles through which satin or velvet ribbon is threaded, and an all white hat of fine straw trimmed with white wings faced in blue or black velvet. It also describes black velvet ribbon used as sashes in various knot and buckle styles.
Lady Gertrude Davis enters the second stage of a 7000 mile trip to reach her son, John Cecil Davis, a gunnery lieutenant on the British gun boat Kent at Ancon, ill with enteric fever in Ancon Hospital. She sails from New York on the Majestic and boards the Almirante after docking at the United Fruit pier, pursuing the voyage begun from Montenegro two weeks earlier.
An overflow gathering of six rooms of club women filled the Hotel Vendome to hear Mrs. Philip N. Moore president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs speak. Invitations came from the Federated Clubs of Boston with notable attendees including Miss Georgia A. Bacon of Worcester and Mrs. May Alden Ward.
Wesleyan College in Middletown selects L J B nnn of Cambridge New York as president and R W Jastop of Westfield Massachusetts as secretary for the 1911 12 academic year.
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