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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1914
Page
13
A series of letters and replies in the Sewing Circle forum debate whether women should limit home labor to nine hours. Readers argument over unpaid work value, equality with husbands, and share of earnings while detailing personal routines and calls for legal protections.
Esther discovers Elton Lennox, the aristocrat, working as a temporary housemaid after his mother falls ill. He impresses her with his cheerful help and kitchen teamwork at the Lennox home, transforming her view of him as aloof. Esther later stays for supper and helps ease his family’s needs, hinting at a future pair bond.
The Sunday Post prints a selection of the Sewing Circle letters offering readers a glimpse into domestic crafts, community interests, and shared needlework tips.
A full page of striking war photographs will accompany the upcoming Sunday Post. The feature promises a powerful visual chronicle of recent conflicts, with images highlighting frontline conditions and humanitarian impact.
Patrick Welch of Boston was chosen president of the Society of American Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists at the 30th convention held in Paul Revere Hall. He defeated Charles H. Totty of Madison New Jersey by 240 to 180 votes. Theodore Wirth welcomed the new president. Daniel McRae was elected vice president. John Young of New York and William F. Kasting of Buffalo were re-elected secretary and treasurer.
Home cooks share recipes for carrot pudding with gelatine and whipped cream, a molasses ginger cake variant, and a milk date pudding with cornstarch. Ingredients list measurements and baking directions from Mrs. Dow and Miss Alice Healey, with notes on serving cold and healthful appeal.
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