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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1914
Page
7
The Undermuslin Shop announces a new supply from the Philippines. Native labor is directing dainty hand worked garments that rival French pieces. Philippine embroidery is very fine and drawn work is marvelously skilled. Domestic materials used. Mail orders filled at Filene's on the Third Floor.
A local corset shop advertises a wide selection of corsets with a exclusive italics list including Vinette Filette VFr Sylphette and other brands. It promises the lowest price and a superior scientific fitting service unavailable elsewhere.
The Grunt of the Pigskin by de Adler defends the sport and explains the real rules of the game for the next Inday Post Magazine.
Former Deputy Marshal Donald Camer on faced bigamy and non support charges as wife No 2 was arrested in the Roxbury District Court. Both wives refused to speak. Camer on was sentenced to a year in the House of Correction for neglecting his first wife and seven children.
The notice lists baby items including cribs, bassinets, wardrobes, rattles, blankets, sheets, clothing and carriage robes. Prices shown include 85c worsted carriage robes 59c and a $3.75 eiderdown carriage robe pair for $2.75.
If the baby could talk he would praise Vanta Vestments for clothing that avoids pins and buttonholes. The ad touts Vanta garments as a preferred choice for infants seeking comfort and ease of dressing.
A sale featuring coats, dresses, and little suits including ramie linen trousers in pink and blue with white collars. Available in sizes 2 to 6 years.
Dr W H Tolman director of the American Museum of Safety spoke to the New England Street Railway Club at the American House urging safety and self control be taught in Boston public schools. He cited slides showing global safety efforts and said recent devices cut accidents by over half.
Eleven cities and towns were represented by 150 persons at the Middlesex Essex Pomona Grange held yesterday afternoon and evening at North Reading. The places represented were Woburn Melrose Everett Wakefield Reading Lynn Lynnfield Stoneham Wilmington and Malden.
Peter M. Sullivan was made grand knight of Quincy Council No. 94 Knights of Columbus last evening. A Boston College graduate class of 1908 he is 26 years old now and the youngest grand knight in the state.
The honorary degree of doctor of science was conferred tonight on Professor William H. Bragg of the University of Leeds by Brown University in a special convocation. He then delivered the final of four lectures on X Rays and Crystals as part of Brown’s 160th anniversary lectures.
The Democrats of Woburn name candidates for Mayor Aldermen and the school committee today. Former Mayor Hugh D. Murray and Commissioner James H. Kelley vie for Mayor while Mayor Henchey retires due to ill health. The Republican primaries follow tomorrow.
Cartoonist James Montgomery Flagg discusses the joys of visiting in the upcoming Sunday Post and illustrates what those joys look like through his drawings.
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best treatment for scrofula and other humors. It touts a forty year tested formula of blood purifying roots barks and herbs and urges readers to obtain it today.
A catalog note lists girls and misses blanket or eiderdown robes priced from 1.95 to 5.95 and marked as available in the current sale.
Garment prices include a Bolero jacket with gold shadow lace over chiffon at 5.95 and a brown shadow lace coat back over white chiffon with crepe de chine. Also Norfolk sport coat blouses in navy or red flannel, brushed wool sweater sets, and related accessories with prices listed.
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