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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1919
Page
29
An industrial nurse argues for a uniform for office girls to curb extreme fashion and avoid disrespect. She notes nurses’ uniforms command respect and suggests a similar businesslike standard could elevate office workers. A reader signing Uniform Favorite criticizes narrow minded views on women’s dress.
A collection of letters from readers in Portland Maine debating women’s appearance and work choices. Contributors defend uniforms and transparent waists, while others praise marriage and motherhood and question female independence.
A reflective poem describes life as a varied journey. It contrasts battles and blooms with dreamlike art and purpose, urging fearless, bold living while recalling youth and the month of May.
A Sunday post feature presents home baked items including a Cocoa Roll with marshmallow cream and chocolate sauce, plus Hermits, Chili con Carne, Shepherds Pie, and Buttermilk Doughnuts. Recipes credited to Mrs W F Grout Bath Maine Mrs W I Tabor Bath Maine Mrs M H Horne Brockton and Mrs Charles F May Woonsocket Rhode Island.
The text describes a blue serge suit with a square-cut coat opened to reveal a collar and waistcoat in ore. It notes tan color flannel, a short coat showing part of a silk blouse, and a brown suede belt. The skirt features a pointed hem held by brown suede buttons. The speaker KB is described as awfully embarrassed.
Household hints note that adding a touch of soda to acid fruits reduces required sugar. A few drops of glycerine in starch prevent irons from sticking. To remove fruit or tea stains from linen, wash with soda moistened.
Boston writer Charles Franklin Jones argues optimism and mutual faith build influence for individuals and nations. He cites Frontenelle and Marshal Foch to illustrate belief in others, urging America to lead by looking to a brighter future and trusting other nations. He asserts national optimism shapes global leadership.
A fragment notes mildew stains can be treated by soaking in molasses and mentions ham soaked in milk overnight will. This historical snippet combines household cleaning with a cooking tip, implying milk as a soaking medium for ham and molasses for mildew stain removal.
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