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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1909
Page
7
The article notes a smarter jacket in Louis XVI style with minimal contrasts unless black and color are paired. It highlights shell hairpins with a broad triple loop, a move away from jumper effect, a fruit motif on the jacket front matching the hat, chiffon collars, and elaborate soutache on batiste chemisettes. A lace detail on the high-neck evening bodice marks the coming mode.
Roman returns to his friend's town and meets Marcile. The aging author Sterling has kept his daughter in the dark about a sin from Roman's past. Roman reveals that his early success came from a manuscript not his own. The truth torments him as he contemplates punishment.
A reader asks how to handle a young man who has grown cool after courting for over a year. The advice urges calm, cheerful demeanor, and discreet patience, noting that sudden shifts may pass and consistent kindness can rekindle affection.
Liquid X Zalia relieves itching burning and swelling from skin rashes caused by plant poison or insect bites. It soothes and cools the skin and promotes healing, stopping discomfort at once and speeding rash recovery.
A collection of home cooking tips includes fish stuffing with bread onion butter eggs and herbs wrapped and baked with a mustard egg sauce and a milk crumb topping. Also shared are doughnut instructions claiming gentle digestion with sour milk soda egg sugar nutmeg lard and a boiling water finish from Mrs Perkins of Middletown Conn.
Friends in West Somerville held a bon voyage party for Mr and Mrs Anthony A Rebello of 281 Broomfield Road who are planning a trip to Europe The highlight was a gift of an alligator bag presented by Dr Cr D Ebann on behalf of the hosts and guests
By unanimous vote the general conference of the Congregational churches of Massachusetts decided to send a committee to Governor Draper to veto House bills authorizing longer Sunday labor and looser sale rules for soda ice cream fruit and confections. The 107th annual meeting at Park Street Church named Rev. E. C. Camp Victor Loring and Hon. Frederick Fosdick to the committee.
The Boston Methodist Social Union held its annual meeting at Park Street Church. The City Without a Church was addressed by Rev. A. P. Gifford. Special evangelistic services are set for tomorrow at Tabernacle Church Bowdoin Square with HE. A. Corbett to speak. An address on Blasting at the Rock of Ages was given by Rev. B. D. Hahn at Gilbert Hall. Rev. Fred Fisher and Mrs. Fisher are ill. The Massachusetts Universalists begin their annual convention at First Parish Universalist Church Malden. Samuel Lindsay conducts missionary meetings at Dover Street Mission. Bishop Hamilton will dedicate the old church on Harvard avenue Roxbury next Tuesday, after which it will serve again as a Methodist Episcopal Church. A concert at Roxbury Presbyterian Church benefits the Cullis Consumptives Home.
The referee who began testimony in June in the divorce action of Mrs. Frank J. Gould will report to the Supreme Court within days. He is expected to recommend the decree, allowing Mrs. Gould to resume her maiden name and remarry. She will gain custody of children Helen, six, and Dorothy, four, for five months each year, with seven months to the father.
An advertisement extols Poslam as a miracle skin remedy curing eczema acne herpes and related conditions. It claims rapid itching relief within minutes and two week cures for chronic cases with even severe symptoms. Available in 50 cent and two dollar jars at Boston druggists and Houghton & Dutton. free experimental package offered by Emergency Laboratories New York City.
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