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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
11
Traveler asks for tips to avoid seasickness for a couple planning a trip at sea and a long rail journey. They seek practical remedies and strategies to stay comfortable during one night on water and about 300 miles of rail travel.
The reader is advised to pack a light cloth suit with a tailored shirtwaist for a weekend trip, with a linen suit for later summer. Include a dressy hat, nightgown, toiletries, long kimono, high neck party dress, slippers, stockings, lingerie waist and white gloves. A dance or church outfit is suggested for Sunday.
The note offers practical household advice for babies and schoolgirls. Suggestions cover skin friendly fabrics, knit bands worn under shirts, barefoot care on warm days, and homemade bloomers with detachable parts for winter dresses. It cites comfort, cleanliness, and efficiency while referencing a local health board concern.
June brings freckles and unsightly spots to the fore. Learn quick methods to reduce. seek gentle care routines to smooth skin in this seasonal guide.
A Seaside reader asks for guidance on a palm and Boston fern infestation. The plants are covered with tiny brown lice that cling tightly. They request methods to eradicate the pests and moths, noting they just started growing the plants two weeks ago and fear loss.
A reader known as Sweet Alice asks for pest control advice for a camp hidden in the woods. She reports caterpillars covering the camp walls and asks for any safe methods to kill or deter them.
Old Peter, calling himself a janitor, recounts how he aided Dan Stuart and his wife to reconcile after years of separation. He describes fear, pride, and a pivotal shoe that triggers reconciliation when Stuart reads the note and cries. The story ends with the couple back together and Peter praised as a peacemaker.
Paragraphs note deep crinkle cotton crepes remain prominent with new glove embroidery and a shift from bow tulle to long fastening bars. Chantecler and peasant influence guides summer color and line, with embroidered insect motifs on low neck bodices and one piece sailor suits in checked linen. Detachable frills and colored ribbons harmonize white blouses with varied skirts.
In this 1910 verse, Walt Mason mocks the nation’s dependence on William Randolph Hearst as a savior, portraying Hearst as a blameless guardian while criticizing society’s decline. The poem uses satirical image of Hearst as a protective, haloed figure guiding the public away from ruin.
A brief tour in Boston honors educators who spent decades in classrooms before recent retirements. The piece highlights stories from several veteran teachers and reflects on changes in teaching over 46 years.
John R Morse of Hugh OBrien School Roxbury will retire on his 76th birthday August 31 noting he is the oldest active master in Boston schools. Born August 31 1834 in Dublin New Hampshire he began teaching at 19 and served in Farm and Trades School Thompson's Island then in the 45th Regiment before joining Sherwin School Roxbury and later Hugh OBrien School as principal. He lives at 31 Bicknell Street Dorchester Centre.
J Pierpont Morgan arrived in New York from Europe aboard the Adriatic and said he will appoint three trustees for the Equitable Life Assurance Society to replace Morgan J O'Brien and Geor.
Home cooks share recipes using leftover chicken and beans with simple sauces and crusts. The notes include a meat pie method with broth based filling and a cheese topped toast, plus bean cheese sauce and apple bake variations from Mrs. Milliken Nashua and Mrs. Skillings Ripley.
Dorchester set for a large garden party next Saturday on 428 Quincy Street featuring whist games with prizes, dancing by a Cambridge youth crew, a wheel of fortune, minstrel troupe, pony rides, and a grand illumination. Admission to whist 25 cents. First Corps Cadet Band to perform all day.
A reader aged 19 seeks guidance on a shy admirer with brown eyes. Mildred Champagne warns against inviting advances and urges dignified restraint, stating that patience and proper introduction will lead to a respectful connection rather than a quick pick-up.
A reader asks why her partner left her to dance with another girl. The adviser says genuine affection means not causing distress and that dancing with others can be ballroom courtesy, not proof of diminished love. Emphasizes courtesy to the loved one and avoiding careless behavior.
A 10 cent Cadum trial box is advertised to stop itching at once and bring rapid improvement. The ad claims Cadum excludes air and poisonous particles, cures while at work, and treats pimples, blotches, blackheads, eruptions, acne, herpes, and other skin troubles with a large 25 cent box.
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