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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1909
Page
7
A dachshund tied with crimson ribbons rides home from Harvard Yale football. a Yale group tears off the red to reveal blue ribbons before police restore the pet to its owner. Other items note art museum crowds, college rowdiness remarks, a one legged pigeon, and a Chelsea letter carrier’s death.
An advertisement touts Sorose tablets as a perfect figure enhancer for the bust with claimed three to six inch growth without shaping the hips. The price is $1 for a three week course, offered by Houghton & Dutton Co or mailed postpaid from the Embee Toilet Co, Buffalo NY.
A man passes many liquor stores before entering a bar where a dog finds an intoxicated patron and rouses a subdued response as the scene unfolds.
Younger girls still cling to Windsor era memories as old loyalties fade. Community voices reflect caution and hope while debating future ties to the institution and its traditions.
Paris fashion forecasts show larger theatre hats and fur hats as winter wears on. Suede slippers decline while satin grows, with silk ribbons woven in gold threads and increased use of rat tail braid. New fur scarfs drape like silk, plumes return on black hats, and underarm fur trimming appears on tailored coats.
A garret boy befriends a lonely attic dweller and a rich neighbor. The good fairy tending flowers becomes a catalyst for connection as the couple eventually marries, adopts the boy as Cupid, and showers him with gifts.
A Sunday Post page lists recipes with measurements for apple preserve, liver dumplings, and a quick batter. Recipes credited to Mrs Annie Gettens of Leominster, Mrs F W Denison of Roxbury, and Mrs J J McGill of St Johnsbury Vermont.
Dear Miss Champagne offers guidance to a stenographer about marriage while supporting a mother and sister. The columnist suggests marrying after a four year engagement, arguing the couple would gain happiness and provide maternal support, despite current earnings.
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