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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1909
Page
9
Grace watches Ralph’s rise from a distant fiancé to a governor in a town where his wealth came from Uncle Andrew. She destroys a deed that would have made her his equal, choosing silently to sponsor his education with her money and remain unwed.
Paragraphs on current style trends highlight corsage roses hats with left-tilted brims fluffy marines replacing jabots jet buttons adding black to garments fur hats regaining popularity black and white magpie tones remain stylish puffed sleeves return hip pannier predictions imply revival this winter glove fitting princess dresses with stiff boned waists dominate evening and housewears.
Dexter Smith, once a leading Boston music critic and publisher born in 1838, died Sunday on Dartmouth street. He published Dexter Smith's Folio and Musical Journal, edited the Musical Record, and authored Boston an encyclopedia. He co produced Zanita with Eugene N. Tompkins in 188, and wrote popular songs including Put Me In My Little Bed. He never married and long lived at 1 Oxford Terrace.
A photo contest in the Boston Post offers a five dollar gold piece to the photographed child or their representative. Children from Bowdoin and Winchell schools are featured. past winners include Marguerite Edith Butters, daughter of J. Whitman Butters, and Catherine Mary McCarthy, daughter of Mary E. McCarthy.
Recipes and tips from cooks Mrs. M. I. Bell of Marblehead Mrs. Annie R. Williams of Brockton and Nellie E Zackular from Everett include string beans with onion butter cream mash and hot bread custard fry bread with milk and eggs orange basket desserts with candied fruit and coconut served with ice cream forks for a party.
A Ladies Magazine tip suggests making a facial lotion using spurmax and glycerine. Mix four ounces spurmax in hot water with two teaspoons glycerine, apply to hands forearms and face, rub until dry, then proceed without further makeup for the day.
The Boston Gaelic School Society will stage an entertainment and dance tonight at Appleton Hall Paine Memorial building. Representatives from several Irish societies will speak on the Gaelic revival and its consequences.
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