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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1913
Page
7
A scene on a pebbly beach follows three sisters and a shum as Edith complains of painful Piccadilly bathing shoes. They eye a handsome man at a popcorn stand, speculating about his presence and sharing gossip on his appearance and origins.
Edith befriends Mr. Long after meeting at the beach with Marion and Elizabeth. He woos her with ice cream and playful banter, asks to call, and soon escorts them home. Edith later marries Mr. Long, recalling the Piccadilly shoes that marked the start of their courtship and love.
A poet recalls sighting the Skelligs and Kerry hills from shipboard As the voyage turns toward Bristol Channel and English shores The stanzaic tale blends exile longing and Sidhe lore with a stormy homeward homeward return The narrator vows no more sea journeys unless returning to the Kerry hills and Sidhe realms
Readers discuss whether wives should control family funds, arguing for women to prove financial judgment before handling earnings. Letters praise a devoted brother and challenge changing views on marriage duties, money, and home life in 1920s New England.
A Cambridge reader argues for women to have eight hour work days like men, asking why they are labeled lazy or extravagant for seeking reduced hours even at home. The letter contends that sunrise to sunset labor is excessive and asks for fair limits.
Henry Russell has arranged a close link between the Royal Opera House Covent Garden and the Boston Opera House. Eben D. Jordan is named honorary director of the Royal Opera, London, and H. V. Higgins will be elected honorary director of the Boston company.
Union floorlayers employed by J E Caine building the Boston Y M C A at Huntington avenue walked out over the use of non union workers. Business Agent N J McDonald announced the strike at a union meeting and the members approved it.
The Original and Harry Braen of 37 Tremont St Boston unite as Green & Braen originators of the $9 suit including material linings and workmanship. Prices: suits $9 long coats $8 skirts $2.50 and $3 one piece dresses $5. Two fittings in one day for out of town patrons. Tremont Street Boston location open evenings until 9 except Fridays.
A town meeting committee in Revere met to have the assessors rectify forged and fictitious entries from 1911 1912. Assessor Samuel A Segee was convicted of forgery. Until corrections are made Pendergast cannot collect overdue taxes, risking lost revenue for the town and taxpayers.
Albert N. Burdick, veteran color guard of the First Rhode Island Volunteers from the Battle of Bull Run, died at Cranston State Hospital after 40 years there. He picked up the flag when the color sergeant fell and was wounded, later promoted to second lieutenant for gallantry.
An advertisement claims Newbro's Herpicide stops hair loss and clears dandruff. It urges immediate use, promises noticeable improvement, and notes availability in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes with money-back guarantee if unsatisfied. Special agents are listed in Houghton.
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