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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1910
Page
11
Fog lifts and temperatures drop as Tremont street sketches draw crowds outside the Armory Athletic Club. Dr. Heber Bishop adds another moose scalp from recent hunting trips. High tides flood marsh lands in Malden Everett and Medford. Major J Homer Wolferly praises port customs work at wharves. Cambridge hosts Jefferson vacationists fete committee chair Q S Young leads planning.
No. 52 GCHORGIA explains the origins and uses of the names Georgiana Georgina Georgie and related figures. It cites St Georgia Saint George associations and mentions the Duchess of Devonshire Georgiana Cavendish the actress Georgia Cayvan and the opera star Mile Georgia with Napoleon. Subsequent names Arabella Viola Judith teased.
A Chelsea manufacturers banquet in Cambridge featured statements by William B. McClintock that Boston's city losses from the great fire have been recovered and that by next year the city should be in stronger financial health than any comparator of its size.
A reader asks if kissing undermines a girl's respect. Mildred Champagne argues affection without restraint harms self respect and warns against public praise of promiscuity. She notes lovers mirror the girl’s outlook and urges girls to reject familiar demonstrations of affection.
Warren oct 21 Willam H. Bishop aged 88 years 7 months 16 days oldest citizen of Warren died at 11 o clock of old age A native of Homer New York he had lived in Warren nearly all his life With his death the Post cane passes to Seth Wetherbes.
Weldon plans to marry Priscilla but she powers his words into a novel of his life. He confronts her cold pride, then finds her transformed by autumn light on a forest path as she clutches crimson berries and leaves. He confesses love amid nature’s glow.
A letter urges mothers to feed babies adequately not with scant condense milk and water but with regular, sufficient meals. It recommends modified milk or oatmeal-based formulas, including oatmeal soaked overnight, boiled gently, strained, and served with fresh milk and lime water every two hours to two and a half hours.
A letter describes a six month old girl to be adopted, praising adoption and urging a good home. Marion writes about her own happiness after adopting a baby and offers to share more of her experience if desired.
A short note from Somerville asks for gift ideas suitable for a young man who dislikes jewelry and similar items. It seeks a thoughtful present appropriate for a birthday. The writer requests guidance to please a male recipient without ornament or trivial trinkets.
Dear Morning Glory describes personal hair loss after illness and offers practical advice. The writer emphasizes scalp cleanliness, shampooing frequency based on oiliness, and using a white ceruloid comb as indicators of scalp condition, with plans to share further tips.
A reader describes a daily regimen to combat hair loss involving thorough washing with surgeon’s soap, 15 minutes of scalp massage each morning and 5 minutes at night, and a freely used tonic. Emphasizes careful pinching technique to avoid hair loss, sun exposure as a tonic, and persistence.
A mother writes that her son left a church he was raised in and later earned trust-worthy roles. She urges trusting guidance over forcing beliefs, noting her son’s current honor and responsibility as proof. The letter emphasizes respect for a child’s own path and patience from mothers.
Medford newspaper letter praises English husbands and two nearby Welsh families for kindness and support to wives. The writer notes neighbors block shoes and women excel in neatness and cooking, while she herself has helped by blacking shoes without obligation.
In a charged exchange a man declares love and longing as they face a festive mood. Leaves drift around them and cling to her gown as she responds with hesitation and a rekindled attraction. A whispered admission follows her faltering reply.
A regional recipe collection from readers Mrs. E. F. Boylen Mrs. George Wright and Nellie E Zackular. Directions cover tomato soup with bread croutons boiled potato milk onion celery butter and flour plus a daisy shaped egg toast centerpiece. Includes serving suggestions and reader attributions from Malden Worcester and Everett.
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