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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1912
Page
11
A column notes spring signs in Dorchester and Wakefield with robins in Pope's Hill and Wakefield butterflies. It highlights community details from markets cutting lettuce prices to birthdays, local hires, and a Dorchester club of 400 members with an $85,000 clubhouse.
Gold Dust claims to sterilize while cleaning making tub and lavatory snow white and purify metal surfaces. A teaspoonful in water is said to prove the product’s cleansing reach from surface to bottom.
Poem in verse voice speaks of spring awakening across hills and streams. It invites the return of youth and nature as light, song, and water sweep the earth, leaving care behind. The imagery travels from mountains to forests and glens, celebrating new growth and joy.
Elva Gardner, a plain homely sister, crafts a new look using Myra's clothes and curling tongs. She imagines going out with John Seward, rehearsing as if receiving a guest in the parlor, and briefly dares to become someone else before fear and shame halt her plan.
William H. Spearrin, the oldest Greenbush resident and holder of the town post cane, has died at 89. He traveled around the world twice and visited most countries. Survived by seven sons and four daughters all married. eldest son William B. Spearrin lives in Boston. The cane will pass to Theodore Kennedy, age 85, on his birthday.
Jim and Genevieve face another setback while pursuing high society. The full-page feature with four-color illustration appears in next Sunday's Post.
Elva hides from discovery in the parlor as Myra’s cruel words echo. John Seward discovers Elva in Myra’s dress and invites her to a hotel dance. She agrees to go, shocks everyone, and Myra’s teasing ends as Elva becomes the ball’s celebrated darling.
The Post previews spring millinery with color illustrations for next Sunday's edition. Designers showcase updated shapes and hues in a fresh assortment suitable for the season.
A sixteen year old asks about loving a man seven years older who may be unfaithful due to access to other girls. The columnist assures beauty is subjective and love comes from the person, not looks, and advises patience given the girl's age. The piece includes several home recipes and notes contributor names and addresses.
Sunday Post presents a full page of recipes from New England housewives. The feature showcases regional dishes and cooking tips, highlighting traditional flavors and practical kitchen ideas for home cooks.
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