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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1916
Page
21
A Massachusetts woman signs as MASSACHUSETTS WOMAN and shares longing for summer visits with neighbors while selling her horse to avoid charity rides and charging for auto or carriage trips. She notes wages across occupations and comments on family finances and mobility.
Poem reflects a longing for youth and summer freedom as school ends. The speaker envies children’s carefree vacation ease while balancing duties in the city and yard. He imagines open doors, fields, streams, and a vagrant impulse to roam across the countryside.
The piece describes fashion tips for hats and outfits including using bright blouses with dark suits, Chinese and Mexican straws for hats, and plain Chinese bracelets as hat trim. It notes arranging trims so hats can be carried with them as ioops.
The buyer is free to set terms and the seller may decline if the offer does not meet expectations. Prices are discussed per pound or other measure as the parties negotiate.
A 19 year old writes about a gentleman four years her senior who shows affection but has never declared love. The adviser warns that casual privileges without a promise signal disrespect and offers counsel to reserve feelings until he openly declares love and proposes marriage.
An unidentified man with a bang book bearing the name Jon Lizio of 639 Atlantic Avenue shot himself on a bench on the Common opposite Wee Street. He died at the Norngrove Street morgue as authorities and the Medical Examiner Magrathara worked to confirm identity. No letters or notes were found.
The Lux Way advises dissolving Lux flakes in very hot water to make a rich lather. Soak a sweater ten minutes in the suds, then gently dip it to release dirt without rubbing. Rinse with three portions of water at the same temperature, then stretch and lay flat to dry.
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