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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1916
Page
10
Readers discuss money in marriage and the role of a mother in law. Letters argue whether a husband should give wages to his wife or to his mother and how couples should arrange finances before or after marriage.
This morning I browsed fall fashions uptown and adore a bottle-green silk gabardine gown. The tight basque fronts with silk buttons, leather trim, large leather collar, and leather pockets create a chic, trim look. The long sleeves taper at the wrist with leather bands and the circular skirt hem echoes the leather motif. It is stylish yet understated.
A collection of kitchen notes detailing a rich short cake crust using cream, baked peaches, and a cream muffin recipe with flour milk eggs butter and leavening. Also included are candied orange peel steps and a signature line referencing Mrs Jennie Gov at 3 Maple Street Cliftondale.
Household hint explains to plunge pan or kettle into cold water to separate burned bulk from scorched residue. Dorothy Williams of Jerome Street West Medford signs the tip as a practical remedy for kitchen accidents.
The article recalls Tony Mazantini, a Spaniard matador idolized in Madrid, and a past bullfight in Juarez where he was killed. It contrasts Spanish passion with American views, notes a sweetheart's cold external calm, and mentions Tony Moreno and Cyrus Townsend Brady films. Mary Pitford’s Talks appear in the Daily Post and Sunday Post.
Hydrangea bushes along the pond in the Public Garden were in full bloom drawing crowds. Blossoms showed many hues blending together while swan boat riders admired the display despite the flowers’ light fragrance.
Dorothy and her sisters plan a grand vacation for their mother, sending her to Matilda's in Vermont while Dorothy enjoys a week of picnics and rest at home. Their grandmother invites a charming young man, and daily outings by auto to a lakeside lunch lead to romance and a new hillside bungalow and grounds.
A wartime lyric from Laurence Binyon praising women's endurance and sacrifice. It speaks of women bearing loss in solitude amid thundering artillery, stating their hearts burn with courage and hope, offering steadfast resolve without failing.
The text describes a wonderful wife Dorothy and her husband who owns the place with a welcoming atmosphere for a grandma Taylor. It mentions another cottage where mother Anna Betty and Jim are enjoying a wonderful time.
The Rev. Edmund A. Walsh S J native of South Boston and recently ordained celebrated his first solemn high mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Harrison avenue at 10 30 a m yesterday He was assisted by the Rev George A Keelan S J as deacon and the Rev H J Rache S J as sub deacon The sermon was by the rector the Rev Charles W Lyons S J
Inverness capes are coming back in fashion and pale pink chemisettes pair well with navy dresses. Sashes trimmed with cross stitch embroidery, vivid red jersey costumes suit young girls, and pockets are a designer motto this year. Bouffant silhouettes stay for evening wear as skirts stay ample with soft fullness. A sail or hat accompanying costume should be trim.
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