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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1922
Page
11
What Would You Do With Rockefeller Millions
A fictional Sewing Circle contemplates how to distribute vast Rockefeller wealth. Proposals include funds for orphans and the elderly, free medical care and maternity hospitals, veterans support, free legal aid, farm loans, and public works. Narratives mix desire for social reform with personal ambitions and caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Rockefeller
Kresckefeller
Satan
John D. Rockefeller
Sewing Circle
Rockefeller
Kay
Recipes of New England Housewives Feature Sunday Page
A cleaned feature from the Sunday Post presents home recipes and kitchen tips. It includes bread and pastry ideas, desserts, pickles, and sauces, with contributors Nellie Skinner and Minerva MacKenna among others sharing tips and full dish instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Post
Vision for land development and social philanthropy
A speaker outlines plans to buy land, clear it, lay out streets, build numerous single family homes with large yards, and rent them for five dollars a month with tenure after ten years. Rent would fund ongoing maintenance, plus a hospital for babies, a million dollar charity fund, and support for young women training as nurses, ending with aid to worthy cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Circle
F. Ss. D
Dear me and the counter play in a domestic skit
A playful back and forth between a wife accusing her husband of ignoring guests and his retort denying slights. The scene features a tea party tension and comic lines about social antics. The referee declares a win for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
Baby
Dre. V
Gosy
Isip
No stories sent without SASE request
A notice requests that stories be sent only with a self addressed stamped envelope and asks recipients to keep a copy of the story provided. The instruction emphasizes retaining a copy for records and outlines no further details.
Puritans Seek Refuge in Leyden After Persecution
In 1608 Puritans from Scrooby Nottinghamshire face persecution in England and seek asylum in Leyden Netherlands. They endure social and economic pressure as they await a chance for religious freedom and a separate church, moving their families there for twelve years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrooby
Nottinghampshire
England
William Brewster
Holland
North Sea
Dutch Republic
Leyden
Cooking tool to turn eggs and shred vegetables
A versatile kitchen implement described as suitable for turning eggs and meat, scraping burnt food from dishes, and shaving or shredding coconut.
Noon Frock Into an Evening Gown Transformation
Instructions describe converting a daytime frock into an evening dress using a silk belt or velvet substitute. Bead the belt with colored beads, cut three squares of chiffon, read the edges, and plait the squares. Sew one square to the front and two to the back of the belt to create a wearable girdle. Flora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora
Getting On At The Office
Maudie and Celia discuss a long time customer known for her patience and politeness. The famous guest’s quiet requests and occasional inconveniences reveal her calm temperament and tolerance in a busy tea room. A final mix up over a missing dessert fork exposes perception versus reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maudie
Celia
Maradie
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