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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1911

Page

10

Disorder in a five room Westacre flat escalates with neighbors

Mrs. Fanning endures a symphony of brass, Irish jig, vocal drills, and a crying baby from adjacent apartments. A late-night drunkard confronts her and her husband Will returns, vowing to move back to commuting life as Branson apologizes and departs.

Mrs. Fanning Billy Thorndike Branson Twins Mary Lane Baldaus Branson Will Mr. Branson Esther

Mildred Champagne Answers Love Questions in Post

A reader asks Miss Champagne about proper introductions and flirting in romance. The column responds on whether casual work proximity justifies becoming acquainted and what constitutes decent conduct in courtship.

Dear Abby Advice on Mother in Law and Curtain Care

A reader group shares notes on handling tension with a mother in law and offers a humorous point about avoiding conflict. The missive also asks for practical laundry guidance on washing delicate long white lace curtains and drying them safely. The exchange ends with a closing verse urging patience and love.

Would-Be Westerner Seeks Work in Denver Stenographer Seeks Advice

A 29 year old woman in ill health asks the Sewing Circle for guidance on moving to Denver Colorado. She is a stenographer with bookkeeping experience and seeks information on job prospects wages cost of living and housing in the West. She requests any helpful contacts or experiences from Sisters with West experience.

Denver Col West

Cleaning Brown Suede Pumps Color Restore Tips

Alice asks how to refresh dusty brown suede pumps worn last summer. She seeks simple methods to revive color and texture without damaging the material.

Alice

Mother Bosses Her Husband in a Small Town Marriage

Clarissa Ann asks the Circle for advice about her marriage in which her mother in law controls her son and places herself first. She recalls marrying young, moving to a new town, and living with the mother in law who acts as the head of the household. She seeks shared experiences and guidance.

Clarissa Ann

Courts Approach to Unruly Children and Parents

The note asks if sisters troubled by vandalizing children can obtain the children’s names and addresses and file a court complaint. It explores whether identifying information is usable for civil actions against culprits and guardians.

Esterbrook

Dear Worried Mother Warns Against Estranging Grandson

A grieving mother writes about losing her place in her grandson's life after his father remarried. She recalls hiding her deceased daughter's photographs and warns Worried not to replace birth mother memories. She urges preserving bonds with the child's own mother and notes potential family heartbreak.

Wife No Papa No. 2

Introduction as social form and risk to reputation

A columnist discusses introductions and trust in social ties and contrasts formal introductions with informal encounters on the street. The piece asks readers whether people who risk reputations by meeting strangers hold them lightly and whether women can afford such risk.

Dear Miss Champagne Advice From A Home Lover Of 18

A young Massachusetts woman, 18, asks how to pursue a gentleman she hardly knows now living far away. The columnist argues the sister likely reveals feelings to her brother, so if the man cared he would have acted. The reader should wait and trust luck rather than make advances, given the distance and propriety.

Miss Champagne Beverly Massachusetts

Bean Soup and Coffee Jelly by Mrs Wolcott Bent and Mrs Thayer

Instructions describe a bean soup using white beans salt pork celery onions and croutons with optional cream or tomato catsup, served with hot coffee jelly moulded in rounds and served cold with cream. Names Mrs Wolcott Bent of Clinton and Mrs D E Thayer of Littleton New Hampshire appear as contributors.

F. B. Flinn Lafayette Street St. Johnsbury D. E. Thayer Highland Avenue Littleton N. H M. E. Kimball Reynolds Avenue Manchester N. HL

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