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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1911
Page
13
Paragraphs describe patent leather pumps lined in scarlet morocco with quarter inch heels and peanut straw mesh hats. Toques of brocade with satin crowns, aigrettes, and Dresden ribbons trim light frocks. A parasol features dark blue stripes and floral bands. Straw Jack Tar hats target boys and touring families.
In Calgary a winter ice carnival ends with a dance and supper. Jeanne LeClerc tries to win both gold and the judge Pierre Gaspard by a costly costume bought with silver saved for a wedding trousseau. Claire Perrault wins prettiest costume. Jeanne claims sport for grotesque fashion.
In a small town ice show in the story, Mile LeClerc is mocked for her hobble gown and Chantecler hat. Pierre defends her as Jeanne confronts ridicule before confessing love, ending with a kiss and a vow amid the crowd’s cheers.
In Dedham on March 7 at the home of Dr and Mrs Francis L Babcock their daughter Mildred Frances wed Dr Harold Lester Babcock son of Mrs Frank Cass of Holliston The bride a Boston University trained physician wore white satin and lilies of the valley maid of honor Lydia R Baker Williamsport Pa bridesmaids were Jennie Allyn Cambridge Blanche Charlton Roslindale Mary Galbraith Milton Ethel Piper Dorchester Louise Richardson Leominster Laura Wright Cambridge flower girl Anna Mildred Cass Holliston best man James P Roberts Dedham
A regular department called The Sewing Circle invites New England homemakers to discuss home life problems health hints and simple remedies. Letters may use pen names ask questions and aim to give helpful advice one side of the paper only addressed to Sewing Circle Editor Boston Post.
A reader seeks guidance on cleaning a heavily soiled pink silk messaline dress. Practical tips on delicate handling, stain removal, and appropriate washing methods are requested.
A reader replies to Ever Smile about neglected parents urging sisters to expose and shame negligent children, contribute to the father’s board, and keep him at home. The writer supports a law forcing children to support aged parents and invites more sister opinions from Happy Mother.
A reader thanks a beauty columnist for tips and asks if the plan should be used continuously or briefly. The letter seeks guidance on products to darken eyebrows and mentions a desire for ongoing or short term use. The note is signed by “Another Lover of Beauty.”
A reader answers a sister asking about a husband’s job and income. The writer notes the suitor earns 20 dollars weekly driving team for a large express company in Boston and argues a marriage on twelve dollars a week has few prospects. The piece suggests frugal living, entertaining limits, and outside-city arrangements.
Essay explores how a woman’s appeal lies not in verbal display but in tenderness and heartfelt understanding. It argues that women guided by intellect alone may lack the warmth that wins trust, urging balance between mind and compassion.
A mother writes on the value of tenderness over mere tact in a wife. She argues tenderness comes from the heart, not the head, and urges daughters to show constant tenderness to husbands from the moment marriage is pronounced, promising a lasting hold.
A girl friend argues mothers neglect to teach daughters about tenderness as the key to happiness in marriage. The piece warns tenderness, not intellect, shapes a wife and foretells marital harmony when mothers stress heart over head. The tone reflects literary advice on domestic life. QUERIDA.
A letter requests ideas for entertaining a small group of 22 to 26 year olds in mid March. The sender plans a Green Supper and asks for interesting games suitable for a house gathering.
Teresa suggests a carriage robe crafted from white swans down. The design features a Helen pink ribbon border and a center large bow, creating a graceful decorative robe for Jeannette.
A Silverbell club plans a charity event for girls featuring an apron and necktie dance to raise funds. Members seek ideas and points for organizing a small party atmosphere.
The First Corps Cadets stage a polished reception for Governor Foss Friday night from 8 to 16 with Colonel and Mrs Joy assisting and the governor's staff attending. A color presentation opens the ceremony followed by dancing. Distinguished guests include Argentine Republic officers visiting Boston for the battleship construction at Fore River Shipyard.
Advertises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as instant relief for overfull stomachs with gas and sourness. Claims digestion improves, breath and mood brighten, and a trial package is free on request from F. A. Stuart Co. 150 Stuart Building, Marshall, Michigan. Sold at 50 cents by druggists.
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