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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1917
Page
19
The poem extols Yankee men and women as brave and true. It links red white and blue to freedom and unity, noting diverse ancestral heritages from Norman to Celtic and Slavic lines. It celebrates perseverance and patriotism across regions and peoples.
Letters reveal varied motives for marriage among Sewing Circle readers. One writer seeks a home and children, praising a stable union over deathless passion. Another married for security, later finding deeper love elsewhere, while a third says she wed first to be asked.
A collection of brief personal notes from readers reflecting on why they married, from escaping drudgery to seeking love and stability. Entries describe enduring friendship, hopes for eternity, and the lure of material wealth as factors in marriage choices.
In a final morning on the greens before departure, the narrator recounts a two week athletic stretch with little dancing due to fatigue. Jannett appears in a corn color silk blouse with violet accents, and a corn color felt hat trimmed with violet leather and a gilt buckle.
Biographical notes recall Jefferson born April 13 1743 at Shadwell Virginia. It notes his bar admission at 24 and peak legal skill, 40 years public service, roles from Declaration author to Virginia governor diplomat minister and president, and his Jeffersonian simplicity. It mentions Louisiana Purchase and his Monticello retirement and death on the 60th anniversary of the Declaration.
The article lists trends for tailored suits and simple children's hats, princess dresses, and smart frocks. It highlights crocus mauve as a spring color, slim lines for modern women, and yellow used to brighten navy blue. It notes decorative buttons and long silk jerseys, white net evening frocks, and versatile summer furs.
Mrs. Ellen Morris died at City Hospital from burns suffered while lighting a kitchen fire at her home 47 Emerald Street South End. She was 57 years old and a native of Haverhill.
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