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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1918
Page
11
Readers urged to submit problems or comments to the Sewing Circle. Letters praise thrift stamps and patriotic acts while debating giving up movies and clubs. Contributions should support Liberty bonds, War Savings Stamps, or Belgian relief as the war effort continues.
An advertisement from 53 Maisonneuve Street Hull promotes Fruit-a-tives for indigestion and constipation. Donat Lalonde testifies to immediate relief after years of suffering. Product priced 50 cents a box, six for $2.50, trial size 25 cents, available at dealers or Fruit-A-Tives Limited Ogdensburg New York.
A guidance piece discusses dining etiquette for fish in public rooms and urges careful portioning. It also advises inviting a respectable suitor to visit, signaling interest with small acts and allowing him to initiate correspondence. Miss E emphasizes punctuality as a trait of good manners and notes justified annoyance at repeated delays.
With no limit to your desire for allied victory there can be no limit to your effort to put the loan over the top. Buy bonds today.
Public health guidance urges strict sanitation at home. Promote Sylpho Nathol disinfectant for waste pipes, garbage cans, and scrubbing. claims stronger than standard and used by New England hospitals and New York shops. Four sizes and prepaid delivery available. booklet included.
The narrator meets Miss J- in town and learns she will leave in a week to complete two months of nursing training at a camp before being sent overseas. She wears a midnight blue velvet frock with a distinctive ashes of roses georgette collar and apron front.
A wartime reminiscence in which Wilhelmina Stitch recalls fear of a waiter during shortages and rationing. The speaker vows to order freely despite watchful staff, celebrating restraint limits and postwar pride with small victories over hunger. The poem ends with resolve to speak up and enjoy desired meals.
Three plain tips cover shoe care floor traction and stove oil. No. 1 advise gloss paint on old white boots for a fresh look using crepe paper or tube paint for shade. No. 2 slice grooves in rubber heels to extend wear on smooth floors. No. 3 use a medicine dropper to remove excess oil from a stove. Mrs. George F. Gannett Augusta Maine.
Mrs. Benjamin Thaw searches France for her son Lieutenant Blair Thaw s burial site as the body will be brought home to the family tomb. the dog Blan co is returned from the wreck. James Buchanan Duke once lived humbly in North Carolina while becoming a national millionaire. Supreme Court Justice James C Cropsey plans army service as a private. H C Frick rose from poverty to wealth, and Baron Shibusawa advances Japanese shipping and education. Maestro Roberto Moranzoni brings three new operas to the Metropolitan Opera House with Giacomo Pacini’s work in New York.
A wartime appeal urges readers to purchase bonds as a moral and financial support for the war effort with emphasis on imminent sacrifice and national unity.
A brief poem expresses longing for a cottage by the sea or a mountain cabin away from city sidewalks and toil. The speaker seeks solitude to talk with God and hear nature’s subtle whispers that reach a listening ear in nature’s quiet spaces.
A compact portrait outlines Chevalier d Eon born October 2 1728 in Burgundy and famed for cross dressing and shifting roles. It traces early prominence as secretary to a French ambassador in London after George III’s accession, with rumors of secret service work in Russia and secret gender.
A 21 year old man seeks counsel about a junior woman who seems to enjoy outings yet avoids deeper intimacy. The adviser concludes she is interested only in leisure and urges the writer to stop pursuing her, focus on studies, and accept that persistence may fail.
Poem urges creating personal brightness when waiting for sunshine. It invites making home-made sunshine to lift moods, forget sighs, and cultivate a brighter path amid shadows and love.
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