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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
15
A former professional thief recounts his early break in, the moment a young girl named Emily Fanning left a note urging honesty, and how her letter and a bank offer from an uncle redirected him toward a lawful path. He reflects on his mother’s death that sparked his life of crime and the pivotal shift when he met Emily and vowed to abandon theft.
A discussion of the name Johanna and its many forms including Jane Jessie Jeanette and Jeanetta. It covers linguistic variants across languages, historical figures like St Chantal, myth about Johanna as pope, poets Burns and Shakspeare references to Jessie and Jessica, and previews upcoming names Georgia Arabella Viola.
F C Vanaman of Binghamton New York testifies in a promotional piece that catarrh causes deafness via the Eustachian tubes and praises HYOMEI as a cure After successful personal use in 1909 1910 he recommends the remedy Inhaler bottles cost one dollar with extra refills at fifty cents Booths Hyomei Co based in Buffalo handles mail orders
A 20 year old writes asking if a young man who took her photo at a birthday party signals love. The columnist warns against assuming deep feeling, notes he should have asked and suggests caution due to parental objections and his age. A light cautionary tone and general dating advice follow.
In the Post column Dottie advises that business letters suit a man's office while friendly notes belong at home. The writer declines to reveal correspondent names, citing a breach of confidentiality.
A kitchen page offers recipe ideas for sponge bread using butter sugar salt flour water and yeast with optional whole wheat. It also gives a rice cream style ice cream with peaches and a vegetable pickle with a mustard vinegar dressing. Names Lucy Lee Mary F Russell and addresses appear.
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