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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1910

Page

11

Frugal Living Suggestions From Experience

A letter from EXPERIENCE argues for cheaper housing and energy choices to cope with high costs. It compares rent at $5.75 weekly and $23 monthly to tenements without furnaces and minimal electric use. The writer notes rising weekly wages and a debt-free life, advocating budgeting, boarders, and charitable giving.

Winthrop Highlander

About Mothers in Law

A column opening on mothers in law contrasts good and bad examples and notes personal harmony with the speaker's mother in law, suggesting conflict stems from daughters in law. It reflects social attitudes toward family relations and respect within households.

Dear Mother and New Daughter in Law Tale

A mother and her son shared a close bond until the son married. The wife’s treatment of the mother caused sorrow and silence, and the mother’s heart broke after two years, as the son was lost to her. Dorchester remarks that daughters-in-law are all alike.

Harry Dorchester Hlaw Federal Charles P. Pike Cambridge

Alarm Clock Too Early For Her

A reader asks if a husband who advances the alarm by one hour is fair. She must wake at 4 30 for breakfast, arguing winter mornings justify extra sleep. She signs as DOUBTFUL and seeks the Sewing Circle sister’s opinion.

Hair and Feet Care Advice from Sewing Circle Sisters

A Bangor note offers hair straightening tips avoiding vaseline which can gray hair and recommends starting at the ends and working upward with patient combing. It also suggests stockings with white feet and cautions against black dye for feet.

Bangor

Hyomei promises money back if catarrh isn’t cured

Booth's Hyomei Co promotes a $1.00 inhaler kit claimed to kill catarrh germs by delivering eucalyptus antiseptic directly to the nasal passages. The ad guarantees cure or money back and offers $0.50 refills for existing inhalers with mail orders from Buffalo, New York.

Hyomei Australia Booth’s Hyomei Co Buffalo N. Y

Observant Citizen Miss Fleming Studies New Star Photographs

Harvard observatory researchers note improved image quality from new astronomical equipment at Arequipa Peru. Miss Wilhelmina Fleming reports one new star found last month though no other anomalies yet. the work advances as auto repairs delay Brookline police patrols.

Wilhelmina Fleming Pickering Harvard Observatory Arequipa Penu

Resignations, meetings, and charity sales in Greater Boston churches

Five year North Uxbridge Baptist pastor Rev Floyd L Carr resigns to lead Roslindale Baptist Church on Dec 15. Thanksgiving sale for Boston Nursery for blind babies drawn by Blind Babies Aid Society at Trinity Chapel. Interdenominational mass meeting for youth work at Tremont Temple 3:30 pm with speakers Vincent Crothers Ham and Gifford. Sixth annual Sunday School Union convention opens at Jacob Sleeper Hall with Holy Communion at Trinity Church and luncheon. Rev C F Holmlin resigns Randolph First Congregational Church to pursue market gardening.

Floyd L. Carr North Uxbridge Baptist Church Roslindale Baptist Church Trinity Chapel Blind Babies’ Aid Society Boston Tremont Temple Civic Advance Clarence S. Vincent D. D Samuel M. Crothers Guy Sunday School Union Diocese of Massachusetts Jacob Sleeper Trinity Church C. F. Holmlin First Congregational Church Randolph

Marys Lamb and the Lambs of Power in Politics

A satirical verse by Walt Mason uses Mary and her lamb to criticize tariff and meat trust harms. It portrays statesmen urging political action to shield producers and consumers, ending with Mary confined in a padded cell after a bold act.

Charles A. Grimmons Somerville Board of Trade Grimmons Mary Meat Trust Walt Mason George Matthew Adams

Coquette Stella Plots Boyish Don’s Heart

Stella Dane agrees to a dangerous scheme to charm Don Hilton and then drop him to spur his devotion to Jennie Blake. Don falls for Stella as Mrs Boyce cheers the plan, while Jennie frets over a broken heart and a revived romance.

Stella Dane Mrs. Royce Don Hilton Don Curly-Head Jennie Blake Jen Stella Mrs. Boyce

The Engagement Ring That Never Was

Stella fends off Don with a measured game of delay aiming to remain the loyal friend. He misreads her subtle hints and returns repeatedly seeking Jen, while Stella hides from him and longs to keep her unmarried status.

Stella Don Mrs. Boyce Jen Stell

Fads and Fashions Parade Irish Laces and Rich Trims

Paragraphs describe popular Irish laces used in bands edgings and all-overs. Woolen mousse line de laine becomes common for simple gowns while men adopt more jewelry and elegant shirt studs. Coats feature wide braid black velvet or satin. gilt copper gimps edge vests cuffs and stocks.

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