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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
17
Poetic riff from 1913 notes spring arriving as sap rises and buds break. The piece images seasonal change through playful scenes of housewives, fathers and children, and a wandering hobo, ending with a toast to spring.
An offer promises $10 worth of teas soaps foodstuffs and other household supplies plus a Lady Washington Boudoir Desk. If not satisfied within thirty days the items are removed at the seller’s expense and the $10 refunded. Over 1600 articles available without extra charge.
A Louisville ad touts Litt? Kit furniture and apparel with factory-to-family savings. It claims eliminating wholesalers’ profits doubles buying power, promises high quality guaranteed full weight or measure, and invites showroom visits or catalog requests.
Random verses from Jean Ingelow's The High Tide on the Coast of Lincolnshire describe the eygre crest and floodwaters sweeping riverside scenes. The speaker laments loss at Lindis estuary and recalls echoes of Elizabeth and the shoreline, with vivid tidal imagery and recurring calls to field and river names.
In a Boston tale Patricia Olney wins the family fortune by proving she bears the sign of good nature. Grand sisters Louise and Rose quarrel over a hidden will puzzle as Mr. Meriden reveals the sign is a warm heart. Patty forgives them and they pledge to share.
A newspaper clipping presents several home recipes with ingredients and directions. It lists names and addresses of contributors such as Mrs J J Tierney of Providence Rhode Island Hannah Boothby of Lawrence and Mrs Katherine Meader of North Haverhill New Hampshire Frances Cahill of Fitchburg describing chicken bake molasses cookies and graham flour batter methods.
Mildred Champagne responds to a reader about a three year courtship and a partner who withdraws when apart. The columnist urges the suitor to pursue commitment, propose marriage soon, and maintain high standards of conduct while staying true to his own purpose.
Fashions favor beiges whites champagnes and pale citron with hats trimmed in tall winglike ribbons. New parasols evoke Japan while gowns use cream chiffon lace and net chemisettes with full sleeves. Silks dominate over voiles and linens as styles move toward straight up and down waists.
Dear Miss Champagne advises a self conscious girl to seek absorbing work and a definite life interest to divert attention from herself. By building poise and calm manners she will gain confidence, attract others, and stop worrying about being left out.
A morning poem depicts the sun as a king waking the world. Birds sing a flute voice greet. The speaker rises with the sun and feels a joyful, breezy begin to the day. The maples and willows join in a bright, triumphant awakening.
More than 100 parishioners and clergy at South Station waited in vain for Rev. Michelangelo Draghetti who was touring the United States and was to return from Jackson Mississippi last night. Flood delays are believed to have kept him away.
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