Sewing Circle in the Boston Post Forum for Homemakers
The Sewing Circle is a regular Boston Post department serving New England homemakers. It invites letters on home and household topics, domestic difficulties, family management, baby care, budgeting, gardening, and related issues. Contributors may use pen names and ask questions to help others.
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Dear Sewing Circle Letters on Marriage and Freedom
A collection of readers share opinions on obedience, money, friendships, and work for wives. They discuss modern freedoms, the role of duty to family, and conflicts with husbands, with personal anecdotes about kissing, finances, and club membership.
Love and sentiment guidance for a young woman
A 19 year old asks if a man dating her while also courting her sister can be faithful. The adviser says the man cannot marry both and should not double-deal. He may err in affection, but must not mislead the sister and should disclose feelings openly.
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Miss ‘Champagne
Personal Ad Fragment Promotes Eugenic Marriage Beliefs
A dating note from a 21 year old man discusses physical appearance and a belief in eugenic marriages, stating he met a young lady three months ago and outlining personal views in a condensed personal ad style.
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Miss Champagne
A Romping Child Grows into a Queenly Woman
A speaker recalls a girl once playful and mischievous, now a stately woman seen in the city crowd. The street remains the same, yet life and the world seem altered for her presence, as admiration shifts to a conscious, queenly bearing.
Should I Marry the Girl I Love or Uphold My Ideals
A writer contemplates choosing between marriage to an ordinary girl named Champ and staying true to athletic ideals. The letter argues that health and temperament vary beyond physical prowess and that good breeding remains important despite exceptions.
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Champ
Woman severely burned trying to see time in Lowell
Mrs Josephine Marshall wife of a former city policeman was seriously burned at 4 AM when her night clothing caught fire from a table cloth she lit with a match to see the time. Residents and her husband rushed to help. Doctor Johnson attended and she was taken to Lowell Corporation Hospital where her condition remained critical.
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Lowell
Josephine Marshall
Weaves and Colors for Spring Summer Wardrobe Showcased
The article highlights a wide range of fabrics for spring and summer wear including gabardines poplins smart cheeks tartan shadow plaids crepe and honeycomb effects. Boston's best dry goods and department stores display these textiles and invite customers to view them or request information.
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Smmart
Maire
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Lucille Foils Loubeque In Girl of Mystery Serial
In a West Point love triangle Sumpter Love exposes Hugo Loubeque as a thief. Love wins the girl, while Loubeque, now an international spy, steals government papers aboard the Empress. Lucille endures peril on a strange island, survives a savage pursuit, and clutches the papers as danger tightens.
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General Love
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Gibson
Lucille
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