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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1915
Page
13
Readers share experiences on hospital work life and its demands, nursing careers, and personal questions about marriage, education, and romance. Contributors discuss job perks and drawbacks, aspiring nurses plans, and a longtime memory haunting a married woman.
Dorothy describes seeing a stylish green velvet turban hat at a lunch room during tea time. Marjorie plans to demonstrate how to make a similar hat using green velvet mesh veil, Scotch plaid ribbon, and large silver hatpins, inviting others to visit.
Mildred Champagne counsels a 25 year old Boston wife and mother of a five year old to handle her husband's infidelity with tact. She urges keeping the home intact for the child's sake and recommends a heart to heart talk to win him back rather than confrontation. The columnist emphasizes that the wife should not engage with the other woman and highlights the husband as the father of the child.
Dwight L. Elmendorf presented a travel lecture in Symphony Hall last evening touring Southern Italy and Sicily. Mt Etna in eruption and scenes near Palermo drew striking screen views with many praising the region as more beautiful than Naples Bay. The lecture repeats this afternoon.
A patriotic verse urges readers to avoid defeatist thoughts amid mine mill strikes and political turmoil. It defends America against fear, praising resilience and steadiness to weather social and economic storms.
Miss Laura Comstock at the Pepperell Extension School concludes the farm home benefits girls gain. She cites social life, practical homemaking training, shared responsibilities, outdoor life, and opportunities to earn by selling canned goods eggs and garden produces.
Cambridge Mayor Good outlines a campaign tour covering all city sections with rallies from December 13 through December 21. Challenger Thomas P. Brennan plans to begin his speaking campaign next Wednesday night.
A home cook shares simple recipes for Baked Bean Soup, Chocolate Filling, and Mock Indian Pudding from Gladys Potter of Acworth New Hampshire. The notes include ingredient amounts and steps, such as using left over baked beans, boiling water, and salt pork, plus directions for pudding involving bread, milk, molasses, spices, and baking time.
Paragraphs describe fur neckpieces resembling tight collarettes, chic skirts in white broadcloth serge and corduroy, and bright blue velvet sashes with white tulle dresses. Winter sports shift hat style to close fitting. fresh pink tulle remains unadorned for charm. A silk frock features a pleated short skirt and chiffon velvet bodice, while a crepe meteor day dress showcases a smocked shoulder, velvet girdle, and velvet bands on the skirt.
In California I joined aviator Glenn Martin for a first air experience with Mary Pickford doubles. The ascent to 2000 feet revealed vast views and dizzy heights as I braved fear and found the ride thrilling though nerve wracking.
A 1915 poem depicts a ragged man amid urban splendor dreaming of shared human rights. The speaker praises beauty and wealth while the wandering figure maintains a serene smile and vows to share this green world with others as a citizen.
Harold J from Seneca worries about possible injury in moving picture stunts, and Mary Lee of San Bernardino asks if salt helps hair. A San Bernardino anecdote mentions salt on a dressing table used lightly on hair tips. Mary Pickford talks appear in Daily Post and Sunday Post.
Use of old white toques to craft a small armless baby jacket. Remove seams cut neck and arm holes finish edges with ribbon. Mrs Anna May Hunt of 1 Trask Street Gloucester provides the simple DIY project.
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