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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1921
Page
7
A poem titled New Every Morning by Sarah Chauncey Woolsey reflects on daily renewal. It urges letting go of past sorrows and sins and embracing today as a fresh start with hope and renewal. The verses describe morning light, reborn earth, and the soul's resolve to begin again each day.
In a playful exchange a wife and husband debate women competing with men at work. The wife worries about office spectacle behind glass partitions while the husband praises empowerment, then plans a humorous multipurpose trip home.
In letters to the Sewing Circle readers discuss a faked issue titled Retaliation, arguing whether women may smoke as a statement of equal rights and the social norms of gender behavior. Fellow contributors critique trends in hair length dress and public perception, while others defend traditional roles and marriage vows.
A Sunday Post collection lists Johnny Cake Graham Gems Potato dishes and a good dinner recipe with beef roast and vegetables. Included are names Mrs T J Butler Maude A Scanlon and Mrs Stephen P B Martin with their city addresses in East Lynn East Boothbay and Gloucester.
Mary-Catherine McDonough works as a yeomanette awaiting a soldier in France. Lieutenant Roy Robbins courts Eileen, clashes with his marriage, and eventually reunites with his wife Marguerite Robbin. A love triangle resolves as Eileen plans a future with Jim, her returning fiance.
Flounces bindings draperies and scallops remain in style. The pointed bodice and full skirt are seeing a small revival in this season's fashions.
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