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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
11
The Sewing Circle section invites New England homemakers to discuss home life, family problems, health tips, and simple remedies. Readers may write under pen names and ask advice on child care, discipline, and domestic economy. ROSENTHAL FRIEDBERG.
Alice Turner confronts a broken bond as secrets unfold in a dim room above the canal. Marie discovers the couple’s reunion, but chooses loyalty to Pietro, while Alice asserts a steadfast vow never to abandon him.
Orchid the Persian cat has drawn widespread interest with about four score applications already and more requests to apply. The notice urges further inquiries and applications to adopt the pet.
A reader shares wart removal by applying iodine to both hands resulting in disappearance within weeks and urges caution to avoid contact with hands. Another note warns against bicarbonate of soda on hair citing dryness and recommends soft soap lather and sun drying. The reply asks for summer drink recipes.
The writer endorses letter privacy and condemns reading letters not addressed to you. They urge teaching children to honor correspondence, comparing it to stealing from a friend and wishing good will to the Circle's sisters, signing as Just Twenty-Four.
A reader asks how a fourteen year old boy should dress for grammar school graduation. The writer seeks guidance on suitable outfits, noting the boy prefers long pants and wonders if dark suits are appropriate.
A thoughtful present for a 15 year old boy should be age appropriate and engaging. Consider items tied to interests such as sports gear, hobby kits, video game accessories, books or graphic novels, or a stylish backpack. If you know his hobbies, tailor the gift to that theme.
A reader asks Mabel about her home town and plans a future visit. The note expresses admiration for Gloucester and invites more personal details. It mentions Edith M and hopes inquiries reach Mabel again for further correspondence.
A note from the Sister of Flowers asks for hardy old fashioned flowers to brighten aged and sick folks. The writer recalls arranging blossoms since childhood and urges sending traditional blooms to comfort the elderly.
A Chelsea reader complains about a neighbor who refuses to clean stairs and threatens action by the Board of Health. Mildred Champagne counsels a lover to apologize humbly, avoid sarcasm, and pursue reconciliation if the relationship is worth it.
The report notes high demand for Goodrich Tires sustaining production at the largest rubber factories in the veld. Executives indicate continued output to meet rising automotive needs amid stable operations and market demand.
A reader asks how to improve conversation with a young elevator operator she admires. Advice suggests offering a sympathetic remark beyond good morning and showing interest in his work to spark fuller dialogue. The note ends with a proverb about killing a cat without a live one.
The Hon. Charles P. Bailey, member of York City Council, called on Mayor Gaynor at City Hall New York and delivered greetings from the Lord Mayor of York.
Two eggs with water and flour form thin sheets fried in butter then filled with sage cheese and folded into triangles. Serve hot with sweet cream. From FRANCIS BE. YARRIN Cambridge and MRS W C BLAIR Somerville share a sour milk biscuit method with baking powder soda and lard for quick bread.
A recipe describes scalding milk and dissolving sugar with bread flour then stirring into eggs to cook in a double boiler for twenty minutes. After cooling add cream and flavoring. Raisins candied cherries and pineapple soak in wine and brandy for a rich finish.
A dessert recipe by Catherine Connell from New Hedford details preparing a rhubarb cream mold. It covers washing rhubarb cutting into one inch pieces cooking with water and sugar, straining to a quart, dissolving gelatine, assembling with strawberries in a round mold, chilling on ice, and serving with whipped cream.
Mrs Louise Herbert of Terryville is jailed in Hartford awaiting Superior Court trial for allegedly stealing items valued at 50 from John Dempsey's Broadbrook home. She refused to plead at Broadbrook and could not post 500 bond. Her possessions include a pearl necklace valued at 1500 and other costly garments.
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