Midnight Song reveals a wanderer and a singer’s reunion
A mysterious man in a moonlit road discovers the blind singer of Marshville, Madeline, by Lake Myriad. Through a doctor’s tale, he learns he is the kidnapped son of Major Hepworth, the girl’s long-lost child, now grown and seeking his mother.
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Collectible Aunt Grace and Miss Oliver Cookery Cards
Simple home recipes with stuffed apples béchamel style pastry and rice dumplings. Includes methods by Grace C Devereaux and Miss A M Oliver with ingredients like dates nuts figs cheese cloth rice apples and custard. Also lists a Medford contributor and kitchen tips for steaming and frying doughnuts.
Plain Little Woman Poem Reflects Duty and Faith
Poem extols a plain little woman whose life centers on faith, duty, and family. It praises her patience, selflessness, and tireless care for children, noting her steadfast spirit through time and hardship with reverent tone and devotional imagery.
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J. W. Foley
New York Times
Sewing Circle Editor's Open Forum for Home Makers
The Sewing Circle is a new department in the Boston Daily and Sunday Post serving New England homemakers. It invites discussions on home affairs, family problems, health hints, baby care, domestic economy, gardening, and similar topics. Correspondents may use pen names and should write on one side of the paper.
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Letter Exchange Sparks Quiet Bond Between Two Readers
A friendly note from BRIGHT EYES thanks Dolly Lyndhust for a kind letter. The writer asks Dolly’s real name and hometown, shares joy about a baby's toddling, and wishes for more letters soon from a trusted sewing circle chum.
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Believer cites moderation against whipping and nagging
A Believer warns moderation counters harsh scolding for trifling faults. The statement says excessive nagging and whipping can harden a child and push them toward worse actions, urging calmer discipline practices.
Warns Against Spanking Letters to the Editor Comment
A reader rejects arguments for spanking older girls and young women and criticizes a Believer article. The writer cites a 19 year old, a 14 year old, and a child endowed with a spanking mother, urging kinder parenting and opposing corporal punishment.
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Advice to Sewing Circle on marriage happiness
A Brown-eyed Daisy writes from a reader’s note praising the Sewing Circle counsel. She praises her good husband and daughter, urges focusing on spouses' good qualities, and hopes for harmonious home life as she thanks God daily. She also sends a floral greeting to White Daisies.
Defenders of Lovers of Animals Speech
A writer extols loving animals as divine care and cites Noah’s Ark, noting many specialists die of diseases they study. The piece claims cleanliness and sunshine prevent illness and asserts a cat’s saliva kills germs, while expressing affection for pets and a hypothetical ownership.
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Letter to a Berkshire Sister on Love and Choices
A reader in Somerville seeks advice from a woman about winning a first love while involved with a second, noting a bachelor’s hesitation to declare affection. The reply urges decisive choice, urging the man to commit to one relationship and pursue it with courage.
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Advice to Girls From Mrs J D On Protecting Them
A letter from Mrs J D praises a columnist's advice to girls and urges daughters aged 20 and 18 to hold firm against unwanted kissing. She recalls her own girlhood and instructs to defend boundaries with a strike if necessary and to remain proud, honest, and true.
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Miss Champagne
Lawyer and client clash over burglary charge
A dialogue excerpt shows a suspect asking his lawyer if prosecutors have direct evidence tying him to the burglary while the client claims he was caught in the act, reflecting tensions in the Chicago Tribune narrative.
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