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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1910

Page

8

Broken Resolve and a Love Reunited in a Gala Evening

A tale of misunderstandings between Bob Leland and Stella Alland unfolds amid early social clashes. Bob’s blue mood over Stella’s cruelty shifts to hope when a chance encounter in the conservatory rekindles their bond and clarifies past deceptions. The scene shifts to a later family plan with a resolved future.

Bob Stella Teddy Kingston Teddy Davis Stell Miss Alland

Nervura touted as remedy for infantile paralysis scare

An alarmist notice pushes Dr. Greene's Nervura as a universal family medicine to guard children from infantile paralysis. It urges immediate physician contact, warm baths, and claims the remedy is safe, vegetable based, and effective for weak, nervous, or ill youngsters.

Dr. Greene's Nervura Brand Promise for Child Health

Dr. Greene's Nervura strengthens the system and renews color, sleep, nerves, and vitality in children. Parents gain confidence in a medicine from a practicing physician who guarantees it and offers free consultation at 34 Temple Place Boston.

Greene Temple Place Boston Mass

Dear Tired Mother we support paternal duty and care

A reader named GOLDEN ROD urges a tired mother that a husband must share child care day and night. She dismisses foreign born views as slavery and praises American fathers who relieve their wives and invest in their children.

Golden Rod

Antiwaste letter condemns American wives extravagance

A reader laments wasted food due to etiquette and household waste. She cites a former servant who, after living with a lavish household, refused simple meals and hoarded leftovers, arguing against perceived female profligacy in postwar American kitchens and endorsing tighter frugality.

Games for a High School Social From Nora K

A high school senior asks for suitable games for a first social. She asks Sewing Circle readers to send in ideas and signs her full name Nora K. for ideas and participation.

Nora K

Tired Mother Letter Sparks Domestic Advice

A reader’s letter accuses a husband of selfishness citing six men and three women who say they often rise at night to care for children. The writer argues the husband’s demand for a maidless home leaves the wife with little time to rest or nap.

Central Bureau of Health Central Health

Opposes Women's Smoking Then and Now

A letter by Pink Primrose argues against smoking by women, praising Anglo-Saxon conservatism and attributing beauty and health to non smoking. The author contrasts Spaniards and Mexicans with lighter complexion women and urges women to choose healthier hobbies over tobacco.

Genevieve Names and Saintly Legends Across Lands

Genevieve spans languages as Winifred in English and a French Germanic root. The Welsh saint, a Welsh well, and Parisian icon feature in legends. the Pantheon origin ties to Saint Genevieve. Tales cover St. Genevieve of Brabant, Duchess de Longueville, and Genevieve Ward in American stage history.

Genevieve Winifred Winfrid Winfrith St. Boniface Wales Winifrida Flintshire Paris Joan of Arc Attila Pantheon Brabant Siegfried France Genevieve Duchess de Longueville Conde Louis Prince Conde Lucy Genevieve Teresa Countess Guerbel Genevieve Ward Christina Rose Rosalie Rosalind Rosamond

Eat Like a Horse Despite Dyspepsia Tablet Digestive Miracle

An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as an artificial stomach enabling people with indigestion to eat any food pain free. It claims the tablets digest heavy and light meals better than a weak stomach, curing loss of appetite and related symptoms, with a 50 cent box price and free sample offer from F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.

Stuart F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Bldg Marshall, Mich

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