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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1915
Page
19
The Sewing Circle is a regular department offering a woman’s own forum for New England homemakers. It invites topics on home affairs, domestic difficulties, family life, baby care, economy, gardening, and more with anonymous questions and courteous advice.
A letter writer denounces wives who save earnings from their husbands and withhold funds when husbands fall ill, urging men to keep savings in their own name. The piece warns young husbands to beware such dynamics and uses King Lear as a cautionary example.
The article discusses a woman asserting men must offer unwavering faith in return for affection. It notes Miss Champagne writes on Love and Sentiment for the Sunday Post, emphasizing fair treatment in relationships.
The Post reprints a notable poem each day this week marking the semi centennial of President Lincoln’s death. The nation’s grief after the assassination follows Lee’s surrender to Grant on April 9, 1865.
A lyrical tribute praising Abraham Lincoln as a national beacon. It links Lincoln to nature and labor, tracing his roots from log cabin to Capitol, and his resolve to end wrong. The piece notes the fifth poem in a series and lists related works printed in the Post during the week.
Paragraphs describe trends in art needlework with skeleton stitch for luncheon sets. taffeta ruching on net on pointed overskirts. moire serge or poplin coats for children. return of fichu with full skirts. Buttons dominate all garments. dotted swiss for children's dresses. wide dancing skirts and limited tunics. black white neck ruffs with color options. plain ceilings with decorative borders. new silk stockings with four buttonholes and strong tape. business women need three crepe de chine or voile blouses. smart spring suits gain a military air and future coats may drop belts.
A reader asks Mildred Champagne for advice on a three year steady romance with a man who has never declared himself. She has another enamored suitor but loves the first man and seeks guidance on clarifying the relationship and future commitments.
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