Recipes from New England Housewives on Orange Marmalade and More
A Sunday Post page on home recipes features orange marmalade made from whole fruit and sugar boiled to thickness, plus grandma’s prize ginger snaps, a celery beef stew, bran muffins, and a light leaf cake. Contributors include Mrs C F Ellis of Derby Connecticut Mrs J H Wagner of Manchester New Hampshire and Mrs A P Peyer of Edgewood Rhode Island.
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C. F. Ellis
Olivia Street
Derby
Conn
J. H. Wagner
Cedar Street
Manchester
N. H
A. P. Peyer
Northup Street
Edgewood
R. I
Crushed Raspberry Home Spun Suit Described
A suit of crushed raspberry home spun features a simple cut with no trimming. It includes a scarf like collar weighted by a deep wool fringe and presents a plain, unadorned fashion style.
Nan's Burglar Brings Dick Home To Nan at Rocky Coast
In a northern storm battered home, Nan Gray finds an intruder in the pantry. Dick Hanson emerges from the shadows claiming navy service and explains he returned to protect her. Mrs Hanson and Nan realize love and neighborly kindness may end her loneliness.
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Nan Gray
Nan
Hansons
Dick Transon
Pick
Rocky Coast
Dick Hanson
Navy
Taven
Mrs. Hanson
Soldier Sotchkareva’s Life Told in Boston Post Serial
Excerpt from Sotchkareva’s My Life describes a retreat and a leg wound from a bullet while fleeing during combat. The Boston Post previews the next installment to appear next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sotchkareva
Russia
Boston Post
Costumes Designed to Pair with Beautiful Jewelry
This day focuses on fashion design where costumes are tailored to complement jewelry pieces. Designers emphasize how color, texture, and metal tones enhance overall style and stage presence.
Me for Babies and the Balance of Household Budgets
A citizen writes about surviving on small weekly incomes for families with children. Individuals advise spouses and single women on home life, finances, marriage, and childcare, urging practical management and care for dependents while cautioning against vanity and self indulgence.
Slip Fashion Highlight From Dolly’s Lovely Gown
A fashion note discusses the underslip as key to gowns with wet chiffon and voile. Dolly’s new cream net slip over flesh color jersey satin forms a tailored two piece look with lace bands and a pink chiffon rose trim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly
Household Hints and Inventions from Mrs Ormsbee
Household hints cover moth prevention with pumice stones, potato prep to speed baking, cleaning zinc and tin with soap and washes, and making heat proof iron holders from old shoe leather. Mrs F Cc Ormsbee of West Stewartstown New Hampshire signs the tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Cc. Ormsbee
West Stewartstown
N. H
Announcing a Marriage by the Bride’s Parents
A sample wedding notice from the bride’s parents reads Marguerite Claribel Anybody to Henry James Somebody on Friday January 13 1926 Boston Massachusetts. The article also notes tact in offering opinions during others discussions and warns against intruding with unsolicited advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Anybody
Marguerite Claribel
Henry James Somebody
Boston
Massachusetts
Taxpayer Uncle Walt Seethes At Rising Taxes
The poem voices Uncle Walt Mason’s ire at government waste and rising taxes. He lists taxed items from barns to dolls, laments public spending, and urges curbing expenses after wartime costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Goat
Congress
Jane
Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
British statesman Asquith viewed as League presidential possibility
Herbert Trenry Asquith, veteran Liberal leader and former England premier, is named a presidential possibility for the League of Nations after losing a December election. Also noted are Dr Ernest Harold Pearce becoming Episcopal bishop of Worcester who objects to palace expense, and Cecelia M. Sheil of Rye posting a $1.5 million bond as custodian for Antoinette E. Galvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Trenry Asquith
League of Nations
Liberal Party
England
Lloyd George
Ernest Harold Pearce
Worcester
Cecelia M. Sheil
Rye
New York
Antoinette IE. Galvin
Songs of Sunshine by the Bentztown Bard
The poem celebrates a sunny day that heals hatred and brings calm. It contrasts human muddle with nature’s clarity and notes a spring promise as a cure for heartache, urging reason as God’s season unfolds and blossoms emerge.
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The
Bentztown Bard
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St. Nicholas
New England
Sunday Post
A. BE. Durant
Warren Street
Concord, N. H
Borden
Bob White
Rone Anlar Fee Gee
Trimount Cooperative Bank
Tremont Bldg
Origins
Gladys P. Andersen
Cumberland Centre
Botchkareva
the Press Publishing Co
Maurice Ketten
Alice Stuart
Batiste
Seal Brand
Bowles & CQ
Tel
Beach
Bedford Street
Jordan Marsh Furniture Annex
Mazola
P.O. Sax
Meow York
Wait Mason
Walt
Helen Winney
Helen Kinney Holmes
Wall Street
Thomas IF. Ryan
Allen
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Wanamaker
Charles Cousbein
Brussels
Antwerp
Haarlem
Freiberg
George von N. Meyer
Alice Appleton Meyer
George
Alice M. Rogers
Julian M. Brameilla
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Tremont Street
Near
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