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Boston Post in Boston, Massachusetts

22 May 1920

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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

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May 22, 1920

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I'll Take Care Of Them For You Tonight

A man consoles a weak Debby with plans to marry her after meeting a train. He insists he will care for his relatives Uncle Isaac and Grandma, justifying support as his duty. Debby, though weak, is moved by the pledge and asks him not to leave, while he promises to obey and asks for a final kiss.

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Isaac Grandma Debby Deborah The Boston Post Metropolitan Syndicate Millie Moores
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Millie Moores Builds a Modiste Empire in Eleven Lines

The tale follows Millie Moores from modest dressmaker on East Twenty third street to Madam Moores a mauve showroom on Broadway. Fannie Hurst sketches her ascent with a loyal eye to social mobility and the cost of chic.

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East Twenty-third Street Millie Moores Millie Moore Manhattan Trust Company Middle Broadway Madam Roth Fifth Avenue Costumier Twenty-third Street Madam Moores
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Fannie Hurst Gertie By Fannie Hurst Harriet O’brien Boston Sunday Post
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