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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1916
Page
13
Blanche presses her husband Jack about a luxury car. He hatches a risky plan with actor friend Tom Manard for a five reel photoplay stunt. The ruse ends with a near crime and a moral awakening for the couple.
Readers discuss marriage duties and dress modesty with advice on choosing garments, approval from husbands, and privacy. A 90 year old bride shares stance on propriety. others comment on relatives, soldiers, and etiquette in family life.
A reader asks what the golden age means and compares it to historical ages. The letter explains it as a mythic early world with inhabitants free from war crime poverty and sorrow, sometimes used to describe a future millennium.
An anonymous poem argues against overbearing parental schedules and rocking babies, suggesting historical figures like Washington Jefferson Adams Franklin and Lincoln were stunted by strict care. It calls for nurturing future giants while resisting rigid timelines.
A reader writes about a four year engagement ended by her fiancée choosing a handsome rival. The adviser urges calm, warns against overvaluing looks, and notes many great men were plain yet steadfast, suggesting the suitor win back her affection through resolve.
The reader is urged to assess a fiancée's faithfulness and dependability before marriage. The columnist suggests the suitor pause contact, proving if she values four years of devoted love. A true woman will not cast aside a serious commitment for whims, while a shallow partner lacks depth.
A poetic fragment celebrating a girl named June wearing blue garments. It paints blue bonnets and shawls, blue bells in a lane, blue waters, and blue skies as symbols of an ideal midsummer scene. The verse emphasizes June’s beauty and carefree wandering through a lush landscape.
Use boiling water to lift tea and coffee stains and cold water with borax to remove milk traces. A tablespoon of powdered borax in the boiling bath brightens white clothes. Borax and cold water remove chocolate stains, while slow drying yields whiter fabrics.
Paula arrives this afternoon and plans a short stay, described in vivid detail. The narrator praises her traveling ensemble in midnight blue French serge, with a circular full skirt and square front bodice, enameled silver and violet accents, violet silk liner, a violet straw turban, a blue silk bow, and an ebony silver walking stick.
Two California grandmothers visit a Long Island studio to observe motion picture work. Crowds gather as cameras roll through tenement streets and street scenes are filmed with dramatic takes and improvised dressing rooms. Mary Pickford’s talks appear in upcoming Daily Post issues.
The Boy Scouts of Greater Boston rally planned for last Saturday will be held this afternoon at 2 15 at Harvard Stadium. The program remains unchanged and the same tickets will admit spectators.
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