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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
21
Frank J. Gould sailed for Paris today saying he will likely not return to America. He cited disgust with US government interference in business and his preference to live in France.
In a Boston Post Sewing Circle exchange, letters recount why urban young women turn to dissipation, blaming liquor and poor home life but sharing experiences of poverty, labor, and the dignity of domestic work. Respondents discuss wages, mobility, and balanced employment, urging reform and fair treatment of domestic workers.
A fragment about letters in the Sewing Circle titled The Good That Women Do notes readers discussing letters and contributions to the group.
The advertisement extols Gold Dust as a marvelous cleaning ser that saves back work and cleans faster and more completely. It notes Gold Dust as the best known clean ser, sold in 5c and large packages with greater economy for larger purchases.
A Woman Mission Worker recounts efforts to reduce harm among young city women. She cites Illinois commission testimony on causes of wrecked lives and praises wealthy society women who fund rehabilitation. She relays a case where a generous benefactor provided work and trust, guiding a dissipated girl toward respectable womanhood.
A style feature emphasizes feminine fashion with simple hobbies and imitation pearl earrings. The piece notes peak a boos as a playful accessory trend and frames the look as approachable for a modern lady.
A letter writer laments parental overreach and recalls Ida Tarbell on chaperones. Miss Allen, a plain nurse, answers a dying child’s plea during a night shift, and Dr. Ingalls proposes marriage after witnessing her devoted care.
A nurse sits in a dim room after a long case ending in a patient’s death. Miss Allen plans a three week vacation in a nearby city, choosing rest over further duty following an eight week shift.
The report ranks states by building associations with Pennsylvania leading all others and Ohio in second place. Newfoundland is noted with a large area of 40 000 square miles.
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