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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1907
Page
4
A Redlands California reader asks for a few solip prints and scenery photographs sized about 4 by 5 inches for teaching purposes, noting time constraints until June. The sender, H. L., requests responses from others who do similar work to aid mutual effort.
In a call to girls in the Camera Chapter many express interest in an amateur photography exchange. Members offer guidance from skilled makers to beginners and plan exchanges for prints, postcards, and developing tips, with letters from Los Angeles and Santa Ana signaling broad participation and eager learning.
A community photography exchange invites girls to trade negatives and prints, learn cloth printing for pillow tops, and earn money by developing films. Participants are urged to maintain promptness and honor, with addresses provided for interested members and a 56 cent badge request.
Read letters from Will Exchange members seeking to swap embroidery patterns lessons and recipes A quilt expert offers sewing help and a Philadelphia member seeks stamps and crests Other mothers share child training tips and a homemaker lists affordable embroidery items for sale February 1900 style epistolary notices
Founded in February 1905 with Christine Lerhune Herrick as president the Hack and All Society attracts girls from nearly every state and Canada. It seeks to help girls develop talents into valued skills and to offer calm unbiased opinions while promoting mutual aid with open membership and no red tape. Mrs Herrick offers welcome advice and support.
Readers express interest in exchanging photographs and sharing camera tips. Several names from Pottsville to Philadelphia offer to participate, request exchange details, and promise to mail stamped self addressed envelopes for replies.
A reflective verse urges gratitude and reciprocity. It emphasizes remembering kindness, keeping promises, and remaining hopeful and forgiving while cherishing happiness and truth. The brief poem closes with the author name Priscilla Leonard.
Cal for signatories and home addresses with return stamped envelopes to join a statewide and cross country postcard exchange. Readers seek correspondents in South and Canada among others, listing names, ages, interests, and desired card types including views and leather cards.
A page of reader letters shows interests in dressmaking and millinery, silk velvet exchanges, quilting and shadow work learning, candy recipes, burnt wood art, and embroidery including shadow eyelet and feather stitches. Several writers seek correspondence and information on art and music, with age, location, and personal details.
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