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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
5
A financially strained mother with a five year old and an eight week old asks for options to place one child for the summer or board the baby in a willing home. She remains employed in a shop and seeks a safe arrangement that allows her to keep both children.
A working girl seeks advice on taking a two week break. She ponders whether to beach or country retreat, or stay home and visit different places each day. She asks sisters for guidance and signs off from Roxbury.
A reader asks for gift ideas for a friend married two years and for a good home for a 16 year old girl to help with light chores. Suggestions should be small, thoughtful, and practical, reflecting frugal, friendly guidance.
A bereaved parent recalls a lost daughter turning two this month. The note expresses enduring sorrow, gratitude for the child's safety in memory, and the ache that deepens as the anniversary nears on June 25.
A new house owner asks sisters for advice on how to remove bed bugs found after moving in. They suspect an open chamber upstairs as the source and seek practical, safe remedies. A reader notes syringa as a pleasant garden bloom.
In a letter to the editor a reader argues against quick judgments of men noting they have run the world since creation. The missive labels a suffragist as a man hater and mentions a husband’s agreement while a local jeweler advertises 22 karat gold items from five dollars upward with shop details in Boston.
In a tense office scene, Carleton faces a bribe from Cartwright offering his daughter’s hand and wealth in exchange for surrendering papers. With minutes ticking, he chooses honor, destroying the papers and proclaiming oblivion as Cartwright’s power rages. Alice Cartwright later calls, praising his resolve and confessing her plan to stand by him.
Guyer-No, he was fired because he didn't have any.
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