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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
15
The Sewing Circle in the Boston Post invites homemakers of New England to discuss domestic topics. Readers may use pen names and ask questions about marriage children baby care household economy and gardens. Submit letters single sided to Sewing Circle Editor.
A Sewing Circle column collects reader letters debating whether women should warn a man courting a dissipated woman. Opinions vary from telling the truth to minding one’s own business, with guidance from pastors and fellow sisters, plus personal anecdotes and cautions about consequences for families.
The Sunday Post publishes notable letters to the Sewing Circle, highlighting reader views and community discussions. Readers share anecdotes and craft insights, reflecting local interests and the paper’s charitable and pastime sections.
Elizabeth Glendower Evans writes to defend Mme Rostka Schwimmer and other women’s peace activists. She details Schwimmer’s European prominence, mediation efforts to President Wilson, and the funds used for peace and suffrage activities, noting no secret sources funded her lectures and that ticket proceeds supported suffrage events.
Fred Kennedy and Nellie defy critics by using a window sign and ambush to trap a notorious burglar. Nellie proves herself a capable partner, earning praise from friends and Kennedy’s sister for her resourcefulness and teamwork.
A royal feast ends as the jester offers a prayer pleading mercy for fools. He laments human follies that hinder truth and heaven, noting how clumsy feet and well meant hands harm others. The king withdraws to his garden, murmuring for mercy.
A remark notes six months as ample time to become well acquainted before marriage, suggesting a cautious approach to forming a lasting union.
A young woman asks Mildred Champagne about marrying after six months of knowing a man who is three years older. Champagne notes there is no fixed time to know a partner, only sufficient mutual understanding, compatibility, and frequent enough meetings to judge suitability.
A preservation method from Miss N C Peterson of Belmont Massachusetts uses three oranges and one lemon with lemon juice and water. The mixture stands overnight then is boiled until tender and cooled then sugar is added and boiled until clear the next day without stirring.
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