Old Friendship Advice Letters Stir Sewing Circle Debates
A chorus of letters from readers labeled Old Friend ships debate whether women should sever ties with morally wayward friends. Opinions urge charity and restraint, while others advocate firm abstention or hopeful endurance, with guidance on preserving reputation and aiding redemption.
Dear Miss Champagne on Love and Future Intentions
A young 18 year old woman asks if a traveling, older suitor’s frequent calls imply serious intent. The columnist urges patience, notes four to five weekly visits suggest he is busy, and counsels balancing attention among others to test his seriousness and prompt a clear commitment.
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Miss Champagne
War Time Recipes of New England Housewives
A wartime feature from the Sunday Post highlights economical cornmeal dishes. It outlines Indian pudding with cornmeal and milk, a tamale pie with hamburger, corn bread variations, and spoon bread as satisfying, affordable meals.
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New England
Fashionable Seaside Party Wardrobe Details
The narrator notes Ruth leaving for a house party and a seaside resort with dances and dinners. Ruth wears a plain green ratine dress with shoulder fastening, black taffeta collar, white georgette crepe sleeves, wide cuffs, and a black piped belt ending in a large bow. Jack accompanies Ruth to the train.
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Jack
Ruth
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Roosevelt in Paris Receives Warm Welcome After Wounds
Young Major Theodore Roosevelt Jr. was greeted warmly in Paris as his wounds permit a drive. English politics heat up as Consuelo Vanderbilt announces candidacy for London county council. Gustave Schulman recruits for the Canadian Jewish Legion. his New York heirloom fortune was $13,600,000. Barrie’s manuscripts fetch high sums at a London Red Cross sale to aid wounded soldiers. Alfonso offers a palace and invites the Russian imperial family’s kin to Spain until peace. Roosevelt, as assistant secretary of the navy, takes a personal interest in ongoing efforts.
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Gustave Schulman
Canadian Jewish Legion
New York
Barrie
Dickens
Red Cross
London
Belief in the Conscious Will and the One Life
Poem contemplates a central consciousness within all beings. It speaks of inner light, prayer heard in birds, and wind as God's breath. The speaker asserts that life, death, time, and space measure the spirit's growth within a universal oneness.
Wilson plans Liberty Loan drive with national tour
President Wilson, pending duties approval, will personally boost the next Liberty Loan drive starting in September. He is set to speak in many locations and may travel as far west as San Francisco.
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Wilson
San Francisco
One Best Remedy for Worms Promoted by Dr True
Advertisement claims thousands of children suffer worm symptoms and promotes Dr True s Elixir as the family laxative worm expeller. It notes adults are susceptible and cites Mrs Curtis of Houston Texas praising the product. Available at dealers in 40c 60c and 1 00 with information from J F True Co Auburn Maine.
Fadts and Fashions Highlight Navy and White Wardrobe
The article outlines summer dress details with navy and white themes. It suggests navy silk stockings a pongee duster violet jersey suit and blue felt hat as chic options and notes mousquetaire gloves and evening slippers with jet buckles as refined touches.
Etiquette Notes On Respectful Conduct And Social Mixing
Proper respect for national em blems requires careful handling lowering at sundown avoiding bedraggled appearance and rain protection. Practical social advice suggests inviting girls for afternoon gatherings with work and light refreshments rotating hosts and alternating between daytime and evening, to meet people through friends.
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Miss X
Household Hints Soap Making Directions
The article gives a kitchen soap making method using five pounds of grease, one can of potash, and two tablespoons borax with warm water. It instructs to heat grease, mix potash into the solution, then pour into paper lined pans and cut into bars once thick. GERTRUDE B. CALDER Somerville addresses the item.
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Gertrude B. Calder
Highland Ave
Somerville
Candy Dealers Told to Limit Purchases to One Pound
New York August 6 The Federal Food Board urged candy dealers to sell no more than one pound to a customer to save sugar. The public was asked to reduce consumption of sweetened luxuries and shops should display a warning sign urging customers not to ask for more than one pound of candy containing sugar.
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New York
Federal Food Board
United States Food Administration
Birthday Bio Briefs on Joseph Rodman Drake and Early New York Letters
Birthday note on Joseph Rodman Drake born August 7 1795 links his life with Fitz-Green Halleck and the early New York literary circle. Drake wrote for the Evening Post with Halleck as "Croaker Co" and produced Culprit Fay. Drake died at 25 after gaining fame as a romantic voice for America.
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Joseph Rodman Drake
Fitz-Green Halleck
Drake
Halleck
New York
Bowery
Evening Post
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Irving
Cooper
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Italian Mothers Learn Summer Feeding From Dr Verdi
Dr Luigi Verdi advised Italian mothers at the Children's House on Boston Common about feeding children in summer. He urged regular meals, not forcing food, generous boiled water after three to four months, and continuing milk after twelve months with gradual solids. He praised overcooked cereals and a mix of egg and meat juices, stale bread, and letting the child eat adult foods in moderation.
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Luigi Verdi
Correction by W F Kearns on government pay claim
W F Kearns of the W F Kearns Company contractors at the south Boston quartermaster terminal disputes published details of an employee agreement. He states the company pays 4 75 per day for 10 hours work, aligned with local government contractors and approved by the War Labor Policies Board in Washington. The company denies any other pay rate agreement.
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W. F. Kearns Company
Quartermaster Terminal
Boston
Kearns
War Labor Policies Board of
Washington
Jacob Simon Herzig Alias George Graham Rice Indicted
Jacob Simon Herzig also known as George Graham Rice was indicted by a federal grand jury on mail fraud charges. He pleaded not guilty in Federal Court and was paroled in the custody of his counsel pending a $10,000 bond filing.
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George Graham Rice
Jacob Simon Herzig
New York
Sylpho Nathol disinfectant for home use and safety
Promote Sylpho Nathol as a hospital grade disinfectant for homes. Claims to kill germs in waste pipes garbage cans and cracks while offering safety and ease with four sizes priced 10c 25c 50c and 1.00. Endorsed by New England hospitals and used by leading New York and New England institutions.
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U.S. Public Health Service
New England
New York
Subscription Dept Contact for Boston Post
The message notes the Subscription Department for the Boston Post and provides a contact via telephone Main 1383 for subscription inquiries or assistance.
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Boston Post
Telephone Main
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