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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1919
Page
17
The Sewing Circle editors offer five dollars weekly for the best contribution and invite readers especially women to send new problems or comments signed with a pen name if desired. Winners are announced on Sundays.
Grace and her grandmother reform their marriage through domestic change. Grace learns to care for home while Richard discovers affection in plain gingham and good meals. Mrs Stetson’s plain wisdom prevails as Grace returns to city life smiling.
Cut sponge cake into thin slices and spread with raspberry jam before stacking as triangular sandwiches.
Boston author Charles Franklin Jones argues for peace through the League of Nations and peaceful invention. He contrasts historic war with a future where heroes save lives and build wealth, urging a shift from destruction to uplifting deeds.
A junction of lunch ideas features strawberry orange and olive egg sandwiches. The excerpt lists detailed assembly like bread with lettuce dressing chicken bacon tomato spread and fruit filled cake slices with coconut and cherries. The author credit appears as Maude Hawkins at 321 Beacon St Somerville.
A letter from a young girl asks how to handle a wealthy suitor who treated her coldly after she dated him twice. The columnist reassures self worth, cautions against placing too much hope on one man, and urges dignity while noting wealth differences should not define gentleness or respect.
Two year old Annie Morrissey of 30 Washington street Somerville fell through an opening in a wire fence guarding Fitchburg division tracks of the Boston and Maine railroad landing two feet below. She was taken to hospital then returned home uninjured.
A poem fragment describes the stormy petrel living wherever the sea, ice, and wind meet. It portrays the bird's rocky lair, its care for its young, and a life spent soaring over waves in a wide, frosty domain.
Fadts and fashions lace jet and metal in new evening dresses. The latest guimpes use sheer handkerchief linen in color. A sleeveless evening gown of green taffeta features a bodice of silver tissue. Most little girls between four and one likely appear in holiday attire.
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