Misses Reefer Jackets Offered at Two Day Sale
Local store advertises 200Misses Reefer jackets bound with silk Mohair braid in dark navy blue diagonal beaver. Priced at 6.50 each, the sale runs Friday and Saturday with a special two day offer.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1891
Page
5
Local store advertises 200Misses Reefer jackets bound with silk Mohair braid in dark navy blue diagonal beaver. Priced at 6.50 each, the sale runs Friday and Saturday with a special two day offer.
At Valparaiso Jorge Montt is hailed as president elect and plans constitutional reforms to prevent autocratic power, plus measures to settle Chile’s revolutionary financial claims. Government awaits inquiry results on the killing of American sailors. The Doll Show at 177 Tremont Street features Indian dolls loaned by Mrs Hemenway showcasing each doll’s title and significance for the kindergarten for the blind.
The Democratic Club of Ward 19 held a convention at Friendship Hall Cabot Street with about 200 attendees and nominated P James Maguire by acclamation for the Board of Aldermen.
A vivid portrait of Frances Willard, bold, witty, and beloved by her followers, contrasts her vibrant personality with the stern image many hold. The piece notes her maiden status, her influence among 150,000 supporters, and jokes about how she corrects references to her husband. It also touches on reformers seeking to brighten urban slums and improve public health and housing.
The Common Council debates ward caucus rules with Norris urging Australian ballot style voting and ward 13 scrutiny. Indefinite postponement passes 40 to 12 as Griffin and others challenge the reform push. Council also orders Mt Hope Cemetery trustees to reveal civil service nonpassers and contemplates memorial stones for Soldiers and Sailors.
A critique compares Max O Rell and Sir Edwin Arnold new works. It notes O Rell centers on America with a light tone, while Arnold’s Seas and Lands surveys American cities from Liverpool to Boston. The reviewer mocks Arnold’s vanity yet praises Boston and Philadelphia, disputes misstatements, and cautions about scale and phrasing.
Entries list multiple wedding and death notices from November in towns including Westboro Winchester Charlestown Danvers Saranac Lake and Barnstable. Notables include Susan H Putnam 79 Samuel Dexter 23 Mary A Adams 80 and Rev John Willis 85th year. Funeral details given for Mary A Adams and Mary Putnam with locations and dates.
A Victorian era advertisement touts Johann Hoff Malt Extract as the cure for general debility indigestion and sleeplessness among women. It cites royal courts and prominent users, warns against counterfeit products, and directs readers to Eisner Mendelson Co. as sole agents in New York.
The Boston Post will award 100 50 and 25 dollars for the best three Short Stories of Boston from Boston or New England residents. Stories must involve Boston or Bostonians, stylistic variety welcome, action first. Rev Edward Everett Hale will judge, letter dated Nov 9 confirms his consent.
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