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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1911
Page
9
The Wilkesberne Regiment plans a summer visit to the city with about 1100 guests, likely camping on Apple Island, while local clergy and groups prepare entertainment. Aviator Harry N. Atwood showcased piano skills at the Squantum Inn, and a vaudeville act revealed a male performer in disguise.
James B. Richmond of 318 Columbus avenue was sentenced to the House of Correction for three months for possession of opium. He appealed. Catharine Fallon and Julian Codsoe of Blackney Street were jailed two months each at Ctaries Street but placed on probation for being present during the Richmond arrest.
Loris Emmett sees through Mr. Walker's stock scam as Robert Baker seeks to invest after selling his farm. She warns him with a note not to buy, resigns after Walker's duplicity, and later confesses love when Baker learns the full tale. She and Baker then plan a life away from deceitful schemes.
The text describes hot nights eased by cold sparkling water named Clysmic. It claims the beverage sharpens the mind while cooling the blood and fuels inspiration for dinners and jovial gatherings.
Paragraph points on fads describe delicate blends of turquoise or shell pink with lavender and the rising use of matching or costume bodices in waist fashions. Short to three quarter sleeves appear in costumes and blouses, black satin wraps dominate dressy wear, and broad collars define tailored suits and wraps in light-weight fabrics.
The note advises wearing a shirt waist or a pretty dress for hotel outings and warns against using a kimono or dressing sack outside one’s room. It suggests bringing a warm dress for country trips as it can be chilly. Cu. P. B.
Advice column warns Gretchen and others against marrying much older men citing a friend's unhappy marriage. It describes rigid rules, jealousy, and limited freedom, urging prudence and referencing regret from those who married older spouses.
A reader signs SAD HEARTED asking what to do after her husband refuses to support her unless she places her four year old daughter in a home. She recalls promising not to separate from her child and notes the husband now fears the girl, despite a one year old baby being his own.
A family story relates a girl aged 9 to 19 in a six-child brood who vows elopement over punishment. The father disciplines with a heavy leather strap about two feet long when children misbehave, sparking conflict over parental authority and youth autonomy.
Elizabeth urges May to inform affinity's husband of the situation. She believes the husband can locate the parties in their usual haunts and warns that Independent or not she must part with one party. She stresses testing before things worsen and asks for results.
A reader requests unusual but pretty names for twin boys and invites local responses. The plea appears in a letter by Queenie seeking suggestions from sisters.
Hard rubbing wears iron and fabric alike, but Fels Naptha dissolves dirt so clothes last longer without boiling or hard rubbing. Using Fels Naptha saves fuel time and health, and keeps garments from wearing out. Follow directions on the red and green Pare wrapper for summer and winter use.
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