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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1910
Page
15
Dear Miss Champagne asks if two people keeping steady company may date others before engagement. The columnist says freedom depends on intimacy and conscience, noting engagement implies exclusivity and that true love respects each other's wishes. An engagement born from lesser love is not worth recording.
A young man asks how to approach a distant relative who is younger. The response suggests light overtures such as flowers with a note, then visiting and expressing interest clearly when appropriate, noting the aim is mutual interest and a welcome invitation to her home.
A violent storm battered Rome causing major damage to buildings under construction for the international exposition due next spring. The Sardinian pavilion collapsed, burying 10 workers, Romagna's pavilion was badly damaged, and other structures on the grounds suffered severe harm.
Recipes from New England Housewives highlight quince preserves by Mrs. E S Cummings of Concord and a double decker and French roll twist by Mrs. G H Bacon of Orange. Also includes baking powder biscuit variations and notes from Mrs. Edith King in Greenfield.
A summer canoe scene blends romance and duty as Robert Winton confesses love to Agnes French. He must depart to honor a prior engagement with a distant cousin and promises to protect her happiness. The later letter reveals his fiancée Nan will marry Dick, freeing Agnes to be with him.
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine from across the United States gathered in Philadelphia on Wednesday night to observe the feast of Al Kalam, or Oriental Thanksgiving, marking a national fraternal gathering in the city.
In Malden district court Judge Bruce yesterday William % wWill comb of 33 Villa street Everett was arraigned on a charge of robbing gas meters of the Malden and Melrose Gas Company and was sentenced to an indefinite period in the Concord reformatory.
The condition of millionaire mining engineer John Hays Hammond, confined to his Gloucester home Lookout Hill for a week, is much improved today. He was up this morning and worked through his secretary but remains under a doctor’s care.
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