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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1919
Page
13
Recipes from readers include tripe curry and beef marrow bone soup ideas with rice and macaroni dishes. Featured names include Mrs Chas F May of Woonsocket Rhode Island Ida P Daly of Roxbury and Mrs Sevarns of Revere offering baking and batter tips with measured ingredients and simple instructions.
New York April 18 Charles Tf Denechaud overseas commissioner for the National Catholic War Council sailed for France on the Megantic with the second unit of 30 women workers from the National Catholic Service School in Washington. He seeks to extend service clubs and hotels to American army centres abroad.
The narrator and Jack dine at The Crest enjoying pine scented air and hopeful talk after lunch. Mrs T wears a rose color frock and a large black straw hat trimmed with rosebuds, a picot-edged ribbon and a band of esprit at the brim creating a graceful effect.
The feature notes a shift to tailored suits paired with lingerie blouses, minimal gown drapery, and heavy use of uncut fringe for frocks and wraps. Color schemes remain vivid and bold, with some gowns offering short puffed sleeves and white linen frocks trimmed with white soutache.
A schedule list shows games on Sept 25 and 26 including Phila at New York and Phila at New Detroit at Chicago with matchups across Cleveland Detroit St Louis Boston Washington and Chicago.
A reader argues that once the war ends the woman should write farewell notes to the seven soldiers she corresponded with rather than continue the exchange. She weighs a husband’s feelings, says dignity and respect for his wishes matter, and shares personal experiences with soldiers visiting. She concludes that a husband’s rights deserve consideration.
A series of letters to the Sewing Circle weigh issues of clothing modesty and personal style, women’s work at home, and social conduct. Respondents debate motherhood, domestic labor, and boundaries in interactions with men, praising self-reliance and respectful behavior.
Uncle Sam is pictured as a global peace watcher strained by rising conflicts and foreign wars. The speaker laments past American restraint and fears future duties abroad, while noting domestic pressures and the potential spread of war across hemispheres. Cited: Walt Mason style verse from 1919 public domain.
A nineteen year old writer signs as DISCOURAGED AT 19 and asks Miss Champagne for guidance. The reply urges not to depend on men, encourages enjoying life, and counsels patience and self care along with practical domestic tips. Portland, Me. and Mrs R A M Williams provide the responses.
Simple tips describe saving coffee and tea cans for craft use. Paint backgrounds with a color of choice, cut patterns from stiff wrapping paper to form stencils, then dab lighter paint over the stencil with a small brush. Use on porch or tea table and store tissue paper pieces in a kitchen box.
London reports improved conditions in India with arrests in Lahore where three agitators were taken and shops reopen. In Gujranwala twenty leaders detained while Europeans are safe. A railway station building burned and a staff member injured. Delhi stable and Bombay quiet. Calcutta normal with railway strike threats on East Indian and Great Peninsula lines.
The Rev. James W. Keyes of Holy Cross College preached at St. Mary's Church North End yesterday on The Last Seven Words of Christ. The Rev. Thomas J. McCluskey was the preacher at the Church of the Immaculate Conception.
Boston writer Charles Franklin Jones argues after World War II Americans must continue aid to nations, funding relief and lasting democracy. He recalls a town charity winter drive and urges sustained help until global recovery and employment are secure.
In a homey scene a bedridden man named Wellington awakens to visions of his ancestor Paul Revere. The spectral reunion spurs him to reunite with family, reconcile past pride, and vow to defend with a grandson and the 26th Brigade now arriving in wartime France.
A reader touts starting meals with inexpensive hors d oeuvre to save money. An appetizer of toast with tomato and herring, served on lettuce with Al Sauce, is praised as delicious and economical. Celery stalks with cream cheese and a touch of Al Sauce are also recommended.
A poem urging national unity and progress with a call to stand tall and expand horizons. It speaks of hope, courage, and a manhood that proves the country greater than imagined, with a call to move forward and shed old limits. The verse envisions a worldwide drum beating for vast peoples to break from time’s ruts.
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