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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1915
Page
6
In this Sunday Post Magazine feature, noted actresses weigh in on what they value more their face or their feet. They share candid insights about beauty, performance, and personal branding.
The proposal by Major Henry L. Higginson to amend U S naturalization laws to preclude dual citizenship draws strong interest from lawyers and citizens. He argues former subjects retain loyalty to their birthplace countries and could be treated as noncitizens if they return. No federal action has been reported, and the oath of allegiance remains the same.
A vintage advertisement touts Sulpho-Sage as a quick fix to gray hair, claiming thousands of bottles sold annually. It promises natural, even darkening after one or two applications, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
An old time travel themed notice describes a travelling bag with tan leather and stitched edges. It lists color check lining and pockets, reinforced corners, and brass mountings. Size 18 by 9 by 12 inches deep. Price ten dollars.
Flask described as crystal glass with a removable colored morocco cover and nickel cup stopper. size 234 by 534 inches at $3.50. Jewel box features morocco leather, silk and velvet lining, pin loops, two compartments for watch and chain, removable velvet pad, lock and key, approx 514 by 4 by 1% inches, priced at $4.00.
Funeral services for Frederick A. Phillips will be held at his residence 367 Massachusetts avenue on Friday at 2 o clock. The East Boston native was a traveling salesman for United States Rubber Company and died in New York last Sunday. He was a Mason and an Odd Fellow.
Miss Violet Richter daughter of Otto A Richter of Medfield married Richard Plimpton Lewis son of Mr and Mrs W Lewis in a Medfield Unitarian Church ceremony. Rev Horatio H E Latham officiated with maid of honor Mignon N van de Luft and bridesmaids Gladys F Richter Florence I Shelin Rachel Lewis Marion M Gillespie. Best man Arthur B E Lewis and ushers Charles B MacLaughlin Walter W Guthrie Raymond Lewis J Herbert Gridley.
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