Observant Citizen notes from Boston area society
The Observant Citizen reports on winter mail delays from Labrador, local officials and society figures including George W. Field of the Fish and Game Commission, former Health Commissioner Ritchie, and Mrs. Larz Anderson. It notes hospital animals, a Dorchester silver anniversary, and upcoming tablet installations at the Chamber of Commerce. It also covers Reverend Herbert Johnson’s preaching trip, Chief Justice Rugg’s courthouse greetings, and community plans in Charlestown Newton Center and Rangeley Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Field
The
Fish and Game Commission
Ritchie
Farmers’ Milk Committee
Shell
Institute of Technology
Dorchester
William B. Rand
Morrill Street
Acacia Club
Rand
Old Blake House
First Free School Society
Boston Council
Love and Loyalty Tested by Jealousy in Youthful Courtship
A college student seeks guidance after his longtime friend, who is nearly 19, doubts his faithfulness while she remains ill and social with other men. Mildred Champagne cautions that constant nagging endangers the strongest affection and notes his sacrifices deserve reciprocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Champagne
Boston Post
Bouton
Pop Concert Tonight Postponed to Thursday
Patrons are advised the German night program at Symphony Hall will be on Thursday instead of Wednesday. The evening features selections from Chantecler Strube Der Freischutz Valse Lyrique Emery La Traviata Peer Gynt suites Wagner The Flying Dutchman Wolf-Ferrari and more, with March pieces by Goldstein Hopekirk and Waldteufel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symphony Hall
Hopekirk
Wagner
Wolf-Ferrari
Zampa
Herold
Lovable disposition and managing male callers
A reader from Hyde Park asks how to handle a persistent male caller who shows little romantic interest and whether to continue or drop him. Guidance suggests sharing social duties, avoiding jealousy, and gently steering conversations to determine if the relationship is worth pursuing. An upcoming Post Magazine will feature Scottish wit by Rev. Madison C. Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Madison C. Peters
Next
Post
Misses Gloves Highlight Three Glove Styles and Prices
From our stocks a trio of Misses gloves showcased: 12 Button Silk Gloves in white at 69 cents, 1 Clasp Chamois Gloves with Paris Point embroidery at 1.00, and 1 Clasp Tan Gloves with Paris Point and 3 needle embroidery priced at 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. K
Paris Point
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Mansfield
Labrador
Siri Tidestrand
Winthrop
Mentor Camp
Rangeley
Boston
Dersons
Brookline
Dover
Northampton
Wandsome
Elizabeth Harvey
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Herbert Johnson
Iowa
Baptist Convention
Kentucky College
Rugg
Supreme Judicial Court
Court House
Governor Foss
Fiis Excellency
John F. Duffy
Mattapan Improvement Association
Lotta A. Clark
Charlestown
Newton Centre
Francis Urdansky
Glenway Street
Miss Urdansky
Franklin Park
Huger Elliott
Rhode Island School of Design
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Elliott
John J. Donovan
Boston University Law School
Rangeley Lakes
John
A.T
Chicago
Sierras
Pacific
Santa Fe
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Petrified Forest
Grand Canyon
Yosemite
Fred Harvey
California
Titan of
S. W. Manning
Gen. N. FE
Washington St
Mass
Mary MacDonald
Quincey
Charles WE. Clark
Park Ave
Woonsocket
Houghton & Dutton’s Drug Dept
Westerly
Bour
John Chadwick
Greenland
Tropics
Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Mildred Champagne
New England
Jordan Marsh Company
Norfolk
Ratine
Anaes
Milan
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