Two Minute Talks For Americans In Boston
Charles Franklin Jones argues pride in Boston is hollow without civic action. He asks readers what they have done to improve the city and ensure it remains a good place to live and do business, stressing communal duty beyond personal conduct.
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Charles Franklin Jones
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Discharged Soldier Letter Sparks Debate On Girls Values
A Boston Sewing Circle column features letters defending girls' character and finances amid claims some women chase money. Respondents argue against generalizing, discuss georgette waists, marriage, and saving, and urge listening to diverse viewpoints from readers including a 16 year old and a Maine correspondent.
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United States
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Jewel Weed
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Blue Umbrella Mystery Ends With Honest Accident
Eileen finds the missing blue umbrella in the attic bedding box after Stacy recalls dropping it during a candy party clean up. Aunt Polly apologizes for misplacing it and the family resolves to be kinder and more patient, keeping the umbrella as a reminder.
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Lamay Face Powder Says Harmless to Delicate Skin
A landmark beauty powder claims to be absolutely pure and safe for the most delicate baby skin. It avoids white lead and rice powder and uses a medicinal ingredient to heal skin while preventing enlarged pores and pimples. The product is marketed with a large size fifty cents and a trial size twenty five cents and a five thousand dollar reward for chemists who find lead or rice powder.
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