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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
11
A fragment discusses whether Mrs R S of Medford should contact Mrs Joseph P Greta at 22 Mt Pleasant St Woburn Mass. The note urges the woman to assert her rights and not endure tyranny while hinting at potential legal action if support for her and the children is not forthcoming.
A letter urges Deserted to reveal all to his brothers immediately, claiming advisers unanimously support this, warning against fleeing and saying their influence can compel proper party action and protect him. It cautions any other course could ruin his life.
A reader asks if a 16-year-old girl can be spanked for discipline. She notes past use at age 14, current improved behavior, and worries about moral implications and effectiveness. She seeks advice on whether to proceed or pursue alternative methods.
A reader expresses heartbreak over a failing marriage and urges direct confrontation with a wealthy husband. The writer promises guidance, urging the wife to confront him alone about promised treatment and unhappiness, seeking a clearer path to a happier home.
A letter expresses sympathy for a mother, noting a husband who stays silent for days, wonders if work fatigue causes it, and suggests finding a supportive neighbor to help cope for the sake of the children. The writer offers hopeful encouragement for possible change.
Beulah seeks reader experiences on a permanently red nose with mild days not tied to diet. She asks about braces for round shoulders and ways to remove forehead wrinkles, requesting insights from those with related experience.
Peggy from Paris asks how to use orange juice for the complexion in The Post Sewing Circle. The reply invites readers to share practical beauty tips and methods.
A note from a reader expresses a longing to train as a nurse and seeks guidance on steps to pursue the profession. The letter reflects personal motivation and interest in nursing education.
A brief note shows W M L offering guidance to a 21 year old reader seeking advice. The fragment suggests support on personal or life decisions and invites further inquiry or dialogue.
A young girl writes begging for aid with excessive facial hair and asks for affordable remedies or home treatments. She offers to help in return and inquires about remedies for warts. The letter is signed Cupid and addressed to sisterhood.
An 18-year-old reader from a distant city asks for friendly letters in the Sewing Circle column. She seeks connection and reassurance from kind readers, hoping to make new friends eight miles from Boston.
Bertha Brooks writes gratitude for assistance and describes stomach distress from starches, craving sugar, frequent toast, and trouble with milk. She reports heartburn, facial red blotches, weight healthy appearance, and overall poor digestion.
Silk batistes in soft colors highlight spring lines with curved gilded hat quills and elaborate embroidery on waists and skirts. Venetian cloth suits offer affordable tailoring. angora sweaters pair with skating costumes. Baby Irish lace gowns feature single buttons and open V fronts. dimities show unusual cord groupings and charming plaids. Sun shades include pagoda and square parasols. Russian blouses and short jackets rise in popularity. A velvet neckband with a frilled jabot finishes at the front.
John Arden returns to his village after years away to see Ruth and their child with Dan Weston in the Walton house. A chance encounter at the store reveals past failures and faith misplaced, ending with Arden choosing reunion and forgiveness as lights rise on love.
The Rev H A Bridgman spoke to the Second Church Woman's Alliance on Congregationalism. The American Federation of Church Organizations met at First Baptist Church. Brookline hosts a people's mission at 166 Washington Street with opening services by the Rev Lucius H Bugbee and Rev O P Gifford next Sunday. The Rev O H Wallace of Broadway Church Cambridge lectured in Western Pennsylvania. The Rev Dr Garton marked ten years at West Somerville Baptist Church. Rev Allen A Stockdale will speak at Ford Hall on Should the Corners of the Mouth Turn Up or Down. The Rev Edward Cummings led Wednesday services at King's Chapel. Rev David B Jutten was named dean of Gordon School during Rev W B Boggs’s illness.
A collection of vintage recipes includes cream cakes with lemon cream and dates, onion stuffed croquettes baked in butter, baked apples with custard, and fried slices resembling oysters. Included are contributor names and addresses from Boston and Cambridge.
A reader asks Mildred Champagne about pursuing a coworker applicant, whether to call at her home or wait for an invitation, and how to handle limited funds in courting. The column offers guidance with practical etiquette and clear dating boundaries.
The letter-writer advises a man to seek parental consent indirectly, to let a potential fiancée decide when to call, and to judge his suitability by generosity over wealth. It emphasizes restraint, prudent spending, and letting entertainment show character rather than funds.
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