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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1910

Page

11

Sewing Circle Opens as Homemakers Forum in Boston Post

The Sewing Circle debuts as a woman’s own forum for New England homemakers. Topics include home management, family life, health hints, baby care, remedies, gardening, and household economy with anonymous questions and friendly advice. Correspondents write on one side of the page to the Sewing Circle Editor.

Sewing Circle Boston Daily and Sunday Post New England Boston Post

Parlor Decoration Ideas Shared By Lady Isabel

In a letter to the Circle Lady Isabel expressed interest in parlor decorating ideas. She plans to use pink in a spare room and closet shelving, seeking low cost enhancements to make her parlor warmer and more expressive.

Isabel Circle Fiartford

Thanks to Golden Rod Dear Golden Rod

A brief note thanks the Golden Rod for a kind suggestion. Signed by a friend.

Golden Rod

Mill Girl Seeks Hair Remedy Trial Advice

A reader argues that a proposed hair remedy would not darken hair. She notes many users saw no color change, recommends applying at the roots, massaging in, and cleansing weekly with borax water to remove oil buildup. She suggests continuing a few weeks to judge results and stopping if darkening occurs.

To Fathers and Mothers Be Kind to Children

A brief admonition urges fathers and mothers to avoid harsh words and actions at home and in public. The author warns that children imitate parental behavior and urges patience and gentleness to prevent abusive patterns. The piece emphasizes calm, compassionate parenting based on experience.

Ewear

Wives and Husbands Roles Prompt Domestic Debate

A reader named Delia B argues that men should not be expected to do housework after hard labor, and that some wives demand too much of their husbands, reflecting a domestic role debate.

Delia B

Waists and Skirts Ad From Meyer Jonasson Co

Linen collars and laundered cuffs waists in striped madras Gibson plait with pockets offered at reduced prices. Messaline and checked taffeta waists open front back trimmed in odd sizes and colors. Skirts in mixed gray worsted panel pleated with tabs and button trimming in all sizes belt 23 to 29.

Messaline

You Should Arrive Early for These Fine Bar Gains

The note urges arriving early to enjoy advantageous bar gains, highlighting anticipation of favorable returns.

Relatives Editor Seeks Missing Brother in News of the World

Advertisement invites women to help locate their brothers by sending the brother’s name and last known address to the Relatives Editor of News of the World in London. The paper offers to search free of charge.

News of the World London

Letter recalls Victorian era and English grief in Surrey

The writer in Surrey recalls living in Croydon on Sydenham Road when Queen Victoria died and describes the nation’s sorrow. He notes King Edward VII’s passing would be likewise missed and offers to meet, leaving his address with the editor near the Christian Science Church in Boston.

Sunday Post England Queen Victoria Croydon Sydenham Road Hwdward English Daily Mail Boston Christian Science Church Surrey

How to Wash and Iron Linen Suit Without Shrink or Fade

Malden reader asks for careful methods to launder a natural color linen suit. Advice covers washing with mild soap, cold water, gentle agitation, air drying away from direct heat, and ironing when slightly damp using a warm iron to avoid shrinking or fading.

Boston Post Sewing Circle Malden

Rules on Dress Length for Daughters and Mothers Letters

A letter discusses age based dress length guidance for girls ages 14 to 18 and compliments a mother's involvement in her children's correspondence. Another note, signed Rebecca, supports parental oversight and reading letters to seek family opinions. The exchange reflects early 20th century etiquette on propriety and youth appearance.

Edith M Eleanor Rebecca

Classic Lobster Timbale And Meaty Breads From Boston Recipes

A collection of old Salisbury style recipes detailing lobster timbales with mushroom almond filling baked in timbale molds and served with tomato sauce or mayonnaise, plus Boston area breads and croquettes, rice croquettes with eggs and beets, and a strawberry short cake with layered berries. Recipes attributed to Mrs. Richmond Mrs. A C Roberts Mrs. C H Blaisdell Mrs Annie H Quile and Mrs E L Bracy with addresses listed.

Richmond Woodcliff Street Roxbury Annie H. Quile Adams Avenue South Portland

Advice on Rompers and Salad Dressing Recipe

A reader suggests rompers for girls and shares a homemade salad dressing recipe. Instructions: melt butter, then add eggs mustard sugar milk and vinegar to thicken in a double boiler. The writer endorses home hospitality and signs as CLARITA addressing Trixie.

Clarita

King George and the Austin Poet Clash in Rhyme

In a 1910 verse by Walt Mason the imagined king vows to guard his realm while urging harsh treatment of poet Alfred Austin. The satire portrays royal pressure against verse that could rattle the crown.

London Austin Alfred Austin Walt Mason George Matthew Adams

Ministers' Union Summer Meeting set for King's Chapel

The 16th annual Ministers' Union summer meeting will be at King's Chapel on Monday June 6 at 10:80. Albert Parker Fitch D D president of Andover Seminary will address the gathering.

The Ministers’ Union King’s Chapel Albert Parker Fitch D. D Andover Seminary

Fashions and Fads Highlight Summer Attire Trends

Paragraphs describe sleeveless coats of diaphanous fabrics likely to be popular this season. Small boy suits use banding piping or feather stitching while bridal hosiery features wreaths bows and roses. Embroidered parasols pair with linen or cotton dresses as Chantecler coloring appears across hats coats and suits.

Dear Miss Champagne Advice on birthday and Christmas gifts

A 25 year old man asks how to show his fiancée love while separated by 1000 miles. He is advised to send a solitaire for her third finger of the left hand and, later, reinforce it with a plain gold band for Christmas, noting women may start preparing gifts in July.

Miss Champagne Daily Post Miss Champagnie

Confession Sheds Light on Womanhood Standards

The line questioning the heart confession as inconsistent with proper womanhood reflects era norms. It frames gender expectations through moral judgment and social roles, suggesting tension between personal feelings and communal ideals.

How to Censor the Moving Picture Shows

A Rochester congress topic on June 7 1 will discuss regulating moving pictures. Experts note great educational potential but warn of danger if left unrestricted. John Collier led New York City censorship, to be explained by him at the congress.

Frederick C. Lauterburn St. Stephen's Church South End Europe Lauterburn Drury St. Paul's School Concord N. H St. Agnes’ Chapel Trinity Parish New York City Congress of the Playground Association Rochester John Collier Collier Congress

Belmont clothing salesmen entertained at Payson Park home

Mr F Garman manager of Leopold Morse Company hosted the store’s clothing salesmen at his Payson Park Belmont residence on Wednesday evening. All attendees spent a most enjoyable evening.

Mr. F. ©. Garman Leopold Morse Company Payson Park Belmont

Hot Wave On Way East Heads Toward Coast

A southwest hot wave moves eastward through the Gulf States and is due on the Atlantic coast in two to three days. Until arrival, Eastern States can expect cool, fair conditions, while Texas reports 100 degree heat inland as the system shifts from the Lake region and Canadian border.

Washington Gulf States Atlantic Lake Canadian Texas

Cunard Defends Mauretania Speed Record

A. A. Booth of the Cunard Steamship Company refutes Atlantic Monthly claims about Mauretania's 1909 voyage. He states the ship's speed was 26.06 knots on the northerly course, not 26.08, and that the 2784 mile distance and observations confirm the record.

A. A. Booth Cunard Steamship Company Atlantic Monthly Charles Terry Delaney Cunard Company Delaney

13th Anniversary Events for Foresters Group

Announcement notes events for Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters next week. Our Lady of Lourdes court in Jamaica Plain marks its 18th anniversary Friday in Arcanum Hall with Co M. Duggan and B N Clancy present. Sancta Maria court in Everett holds a class initiation with Mra Julia Walsh and St Augustine's staff. A new branch opens in Mansfield Sunday afternoon.

Order of Foresters Our Lady of Lourdes Court of Jamaica Plain Arcanum Hall Co. M. Duggan B. N. Clancy Sancta Maria Court of Everett Foresters Hall Mra Julia A. Walsh St. Augustine's Court of South Boston Order Mansfield

Pension widow of General Howard to receive monthly pension

Washington June 2 widow of General 0 0 Howard will receive a pension of 100 dollars each month as ordered by the House today.

Howard Washington General

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Post Meyer Jonasson & Co Tremont & Boyston Sts Crawford House Beatsie Brother C.m.payne the Press Publishing Ga the New York Worlds New England Housewives A. C. Roberts Falcon Street East C. H. Blaisdell Prospect Street Bradford E. L. Bracy North Berwick King George Walt Greater Boston Herbert S. Johnson Warren Avenue Baptist Church City Berea College Kentucky Pacific Coast J. Vanor Garton West Somerville Baptist Church Winthrop Street Taunton Mildred Champagne Fremont ST Shepard Shg M. C. C. F. Court Jordan Marsh Company N. K. Fairbank Company
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