Good-Night Poem by Robert C. Sands
Poem by Robert C. Sands born 1799 died 1832 laments not achieving fame and prays for final solace. The speaker seeks release from pain conscience poverty and confusion and hopes a faithful friend will bid him a long good night at last.
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Robert C. Sands
Costume described for afternoon wear in champagne broadcloth
The passage notes a striking street costume consisting of a coat blouse over a pleated skirt, with a surplice front and back detailing, trimmed in heavy black silk chain stitching. Worn with black furs, it promises an elegant effect.
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Jordan
Luaicille
George Matthew Adama
Reopening of Bromfield Street Church Case Refused
Judge Crosby refused to reopen the dispute over the proceeds from the Bromfield Street Church sale. The motion by James F. Lockwood and others to join as parties and send the case back to the master for a full reopen was denied after two prior full bench reviews.
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Crosby
Bromfield Street
Supreme Judicial Court
James F. Lockwood
Cheerful Cherub Sails Through Odd Row With Grown-Up Fun
Fragmentary note describes a playful row about youth and adults with stray terms. tone hints at whimsical social chatter. No clear events, organizations, or places are evident.
Fashion Notes Highlight Silk Frocks in Fall and Winter
The article outlines fashion trends with silk frocks remaining stylish through fall and winter. It notes black as a season wide feature, minimal lace in lingerie, and trims like tulle. Velvet muff shapes and black net fiches appear, while a new pocket style rises under the blouse near the girdle.
Household Hints for Pies Lettuce Freshness
A brief household column suggests brushing top crusts with milk for golden pies and storing washed lettuce in a paper bag in a cool place to keep it crisp for several days. Signed by M. W. Reed FP. O. Box 15 Whitman.
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M. W. Reed
FP. O
Whitman
Dear Sewing Circle letters on spirit and trust in marriage
Letters discuss insults, spirit, and dignity in marriage. A reader defends right to respond to insults while stressing respect for others. Others share stories of deception, financial strain, and household management, ending noting that more Sewing Circle letters appear in the Sunday Post.
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Veritas
Legion
Syster
Sunday Post
Rye Bread and Corn Roll Recipes from Mrs Wheeler
A collection of home baking directions listing ingredients and steps for Airecipes Rye Bread Corn Rolls Corn Dodgers and Graham Biscuits. Includes Ms C A Wheeler address at 110 Walnut Street Nashua New Hampshire.
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C. A. Wheeler
Walnut Street
Nashua
N. H
Can She Be Trusted Dear Miss Champagne
A reader asks if he can trust a fiancée who wants him to save money for marriage. The adviser rebukes doubts about the woman, urges confidence in the relationship, and condemns mistrust as a stain on the intended wife. The exchange emphasizes saving, responsibility, and commitment.
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Susan
Miss Champagne
Daily Post
S. M. Clinton
Mass
Womea
Silk Affected by Alkali Turns Yellow Warns Authorities
Silk experts warn that alkali not only discolors silk to a yellow hue but also damages the fiber if hot water is used and the fabric is rubbed. Lux soap marketed as pure sea essence flakes now sold at grocers and department stores. Lever Bros Co Cambridge Mass.
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Lux
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge
Mass
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