Velvet gowns and Cavalier hats described in fashion note
A fashion brief notes that Cavalier hats pair with velvet gowns, and that changeable taffeta in dark shades is used for breakfast coats, illustrating period style details and fabric choices.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1919
Page
18
Darker hair from home mixture endorsed by San Francisco man
San Francisco resident J A McCrea known as Daddy and Grandpa due to his white hair reports a simple do it yourself mix that darkens hair. The formula uses half a pint of water, one ounce bay rum, a small box of Barbo Compound and one ounce glycerine. Apply twice weekly until the shade is achieved and note it does not color the scalp, is not sticky or greasy, and does not rub off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McCrea
San Francisco
Daddy
Grandpa
Fair Sex Leads in Thievery in Boston Shops
Private detectives hired by Boston merchants report that at least 75 percent of current shoplifters are amateurs, married women of moderate to well-to-do means, indicating a rising trend among a specific social group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Detectives Warn of Surge in Shoplifting and Tough Sentences
A survey by detectives shows store thefts are rising to new highs with losses up, and holiday shoplifting already begun ahead of Dec. 1. Chamber of Commerce prosecutor James N. Clark vows stiff sentences to deter amateurs and professionals, with extra detectives and merchant vigilance. Most thefts are described as by inexperienced women unable to resist items they cannot afford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Clark
Chamber of Commerce
Central Court
Clark
Fore
Former Newspaperman to Become Benedict
Mr and Mrs C Wagner of Needham announce the wedding of their daughter Helen Agnes to Joseph Francis Dinneen of Needham on Thursday Nov 27 at 9 o clock at St Josephs Church Needham Dinneen is a former newspaper man with past work in Pittsfield and Boston He served in the United States Army during World War I handling industrial accident adjustments at Camp Devens and was discharged as a second lieutenant He was formerly automobile editor of the Boston Record and is now publicity manager for the Goodrich Rubber Company and editor of local publications He belongs to the Pere Marquette Council Knights of Columbus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Wagner
Needham
Helen Agnes
Joseph Francis Dinneen
St. Joseph's Church
Dinneen
Pittsfield
Boston
United States
Camp Devens
Boston” Record
Goodrich Rubber ‘Company
Pere Marquette Council
Knights of ‘Columbus
Forty Five Years Married Man Seeks Divorce
Artemus G. Cates of Quincy filed for divorce yesterday in Norfolk County Superior Court at Dedham against wife Sarah J. Cates of Avon Maine. She is charged with cruel and abusive treatment after a long marriage begun nearly 45 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artemus G. Cates
Quincy
Superior Court of
Norfolk County
Dedham
Sarah J. Cates
Avon, Me
Multiple Brookline and area divorces filed in court
Edward C. Smith seeks divorce from Emma Gene Smith of Brookline alleging cruel treatment. they wed September 24, 1912. Numerous other filings include Charles Pratt sued by wife Orlinda Pratt of Worcester for desertion and support failure. custody requests appear in several cases. Additional petitions list George Erwin, Susanna Randall, Louisa Tupper, Mabel Amsden, William Mann, Marguerite MacDonald, and Giovanna Dechellis with spouses across Quincy, Braintree, Worcester, Needham, Medway, Malden, and Walpole, detailing desertion, cruelty, or support issues and custody demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Smith
Brookline
Emma Gene Smith
Charles Henry Pratt
Braintree
Orlinda Margaret Pratt
Worcester
George T. Erwin
Margaret EB. Erwin
Quincy
Susanna Randall
Gabrial Randall
Fort Rixton
Newfoundland
Louisa M. Tupper
Wellesley
Ernest B. Tupper
Needham
F. Mabel Amsden
Franklin D. Amsden
Weston
William R. Mann
Medway
Ethel M. Mann
Marguerite M. MacDonald
George G. MacDonald
New York
Malden
Giovanna Dechellis
Boston
Salverio Dechellis
Walpole
Italy
City claims no right to demand valuation from Boston Elevated
Corporation Counsel Arthur D. Hill informed Boston’s City Council that the city cannot compel a valuation statement for the Boston Elevated Railway Company at the moment it came under public trustees. The ruling states the city has no greater right to such a physical valuation than from any other property owner facing eminent domain, in response to the council’s inquiry into rights to secure the Elevated’s condition when transferred to the trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
Arthur D. Hil
City Council
Boston Elevated
Boston Elevated Railway Company
City of
Boston
Board of Trustees
Christmas Aid Drives 100000 New England Children
Post Santa Claus funds and volunteers prepare early for Christmas by collecting and packing toys, clothing, and shoes in Dorchester and Boston headquarters. Investigators seek needy families, with donors including a sailor and local clubs. a letter from a 13 year old girl highlights harsh poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
New England
Greater
Boston
Santa
Post
Richard
Lois
Dorchester
Santa Claus Fund
Old Colony
Boston Post
Harris
Sutherland
H. B. Vanderventer
A. D. OG
Peter Grant
Cosseees
B. A
Teekiavser
Barbara Hervey
M. L. Dutton
Walpole - Crewe
Worcester
Ark
Derona Kapstein
Deadlock on Washburn Resignation at Roosevelt Club
After a session lasting over an hour the Roosevelt Club of Massachusetts executive committee failed to decide on the resignation of chairman and vice president Robert M. Washburn. The matter is adjourned to Monday noon December 1 at Caspar G. Bacon’s Tremont building office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Club of
Massachusetts
Robert M. Washburn
Caspar G. Bacon
Tremont
Washburn
New
Roosevelt Trust Company
Puritan Trust Company
Ashburn
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