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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1908

Page

7

The Crook and Prairie Rose Saga Ends in Quiet Legacy

In the West, Sam the crook marries Rose Harwin, bears hardship, and endures years of crime and atonement. Rose dies gifting a son, Harwin McRobey, who rises to college and later a bank career while Sam guards his secret plans to support his heir. A final visit from The Crook reveals lingering justice and a life rebuilt.

Sam McRobey Wellesley Sam Fate West Rose Harwin Plains Rielly Rosé Prairie Rose Rose Harwin McRobey Harwin Bank

Heating systems built for zero weather efficiency

Fifty years in making heating equipment for steam hot water and hot air shows a heater that works in zero weather saves money. We will not install furnaces boilers piping or registers not up to zero weather standards. Our prices are not the cheapest. A postal card will get our estimates.

Straw Hat Makers Show Skilled Women In Demand

The article describes straw hat making as a skilled trade for women in Boston. Starting wages for power machine operators run seven dollars weekly, rising to ten to fifteen dollars with apprenticeship and experience. Massachusetts employs about six hundred straw hat workers, nine-hour days are typical, and manufacturers seek skilled operators from trade schools.

Massachusetts

Notable social round in Newton and Boston scenes

TheObservant Citizen notes residents returning from Effingham New Hampshire to Brookline and Regent Circle while car traffic and summer bathhouses shift to winter quarters. It covers local civic topics from lighthouses Mississippi Ohio Missouri districts to Columbus Italian observances and social club gatherings in Boston and environs.

Marcus L. Miller Newtonville St. Louis Mississippi Ohio Missouri

Marvelous secret for making women look young exposed

An acclaimed beauty expert Harriett Meta claims to have cured wrinkles and hair loss with a home treatment and offers a French external food product said to restore youth. The Paris based doctor Dr Le Glay endorses it while the French American Importing Co. mails a free tract and image of Meta to readers in Syracuse.

Paris London New York San Francisco Harriett Meta le Glay Faculty of Medicine France Miss Meta French American Importing Co Syracuse News

Bride Fashion and Wedding Costs in Boston Post

A reader asks Mildred Champagne about wedding dress pricing and who pays for a wedding. Champagne notes gown cost depends on the bride family’s means and that any white dress in good condition is appropriate for ordinary circumstances with guests.

Solomon Miss Champagne Boston Post

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