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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1918
Page
15
A series of letters discuss etiquette for cross sex friendships and introductions, questioning who may speak first, whether a wife may keep outside friendships, and a second wife’s respect for the first wife. Respondents cite etiquette, marriage boundaries, and honoring past spouses.
A concise guide lists options for filling or jelly to pair with layered cakes. It highlights flavors, textures, and preservation tips to ensure stable, tasty results across cake types and occasions.
I attended an afternoon exhibit on French war posters with a lecture. I learned how much work goes into poster making. I met Miss Bainbridge, and we had tea. she looked better in a tailored dark blue velour suit.
The passage advises hostesses to avoid ostentation and favor tasteful, discreet entertaining. It urges modest attire, originality over lavish spending, and entertaining with brains rather than purse. It also notes guests at meals announced by a servant and Billy’s tip on lifting hats when offering courtesy to ladies.
Household hints note the rubber plant rests in winter and begins growing in late February. Cut slips from the main plant in mid March, place in water, keep in a room away from sun until roots form in five to six weeks, then pot in earth and gradually reintroduce to sun. Mrs James G Hinckley of 254 School Street Winter Hill shares five healthy plants from slips last March.
Citizens urged to buy bonds as a bulwark for freedom and civilization amid a national emergency. Authorities frame bond purchases as essential to sustaining defense, public services, and democratic stability while appealing to patriotism and collective duty.
Poem describes a home’s blue star flag waved by neighbors as a family’s son serves in France. The verse observes the flag’s glow at night and the single blue star signaling the boy overseas, promising to wave until he returns or rests in France. It ends with gratitude despite the war’s cost.
Marie LeBrun born 1755 in Paris rose from painting her mother to royal portraits including Queen Marie Antoinette. Her travels through Italy Russia and Germany followed the French Revolution, painting noble families and earning enduring fame in memoirs and poems. Buy a bond to help ensure your freedom.
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