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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1909
Page
7
James Bradley seeks parental consent for his marriage to Sue Wallace as shipbuilder Roger Wallace tests his future son in law. Bradley delivers a winning mast challenge, obtains a mysterious tree, and earns Bruce’s approval after a tense moment about a prized back lot.
A collection of home kitchen instructions includes a yeast roll method with milk butter sugar and flour steps, a brittle sugar candy recipe with vanilla, a savory mutton and green pea soup, and a cookie dough mix yielding 24 cookies. Names Nellie E Zackular Agnes H Wheeler Mrs E H Brown and Mrs F B Rogers appear with addresses.
The article lists current style shifts in formal wear and accessories. It highlights gauze trimmings, foulard silks, gold and silver embroideries, moire ribbons, double breasted sweaters, shawl collars, double skirts, soutache on children's woolens, mosaic pendants with sterling silver, lustrous silk jerseys with side hooks, revived fagetting, and velvet as a key complement to cloth coats for the winter season.
A reader, VERITAS, asks about marrying a second suitor without revealing a past broken romance. The adviser recommends not dwelling on the first love, delaying marriage a year, and letting the kinder suitor win her heart without mentioning the prior affair, urging thoughtful choice to avoid future sorrow.
A man writes of a long, private courtship halted by the mother of an 86 year old friend and by familial obstacles. He describes his personal life, two married sisters in the city, and two young sons cared for by their grandmother, detailing years of correspondence and a return to the city where the friend lives.
Imported wool lined cape gloves for misses with eleven clasps in English tan shades priced at 1.50.
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