New England Housewives Recipes and Tips
Spares pie with rib meat and potatoes. date pie batter and bake. Butter wafers rolled thin, baked briefly and rolled warm. Sweet potato pudding with milk eggs butter sugar and nutmeg baked slowly. Recipes credited to Mrs J J O Connell Miss Bertha Lufkin and Mrs M lh Flinn with addresses in Washington St Johnsbury and East Weare.
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J. J. O'Connell
Eye Street
Washington, D.C
Bertha Lufkin
East Weare
N. H
M. Lh Flinn
Lafayette St
Johnsbury
The Boston Fest Sewing Circle Readers Advice Forum
The Sewing Circle is a regular Boston Post department for New England homemakers to discuss household affairs. Topics include domestic life, family management, baby care, gardening, and more with anonymous questions and practical advice. Correspondents are urged to write on one side and address letters to the Sewing Circle Editor.
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Sewing Circle
Boston Daily and
Sunday Post
New England
Boston Post
Sufferage Faith and Domestic Advice From a Sewing Circle
A reader signing as BELIEVER IN PEACE argues for political equality for women citing war, urging peace and self care. Separate letters discuss marriage, child impact on relationships, and chaperon culture, with advice from EXPERIENCED and ONE WHO BELIEVES IN LOVE.
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Germany
Russia
Europe
Prominent Actresses Aid Charity Concert in Boston
Four leading actresses will perform at a charity concert at Boston Opera House to benefit Denison House and the South End Music School. Between acts, they will serve tea in the main promenade foyer. Participants include Elsie Mackay Martha Hedman Louise Grassler and Florence Martin.
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Boston
Boston Opera House
Denison House
South End Music School
James M. Barrie
Cyril Maude
Elsie McKay
Edward Burlingame Hill
Opera House
Elsie Mackay
Grumdpy
Plymouth Theatre
Martha Hedman
John Drew
the Hollis
Louise Grassler
Omar
The
Majestic
Florence Martin
Peg
the Cort
Oldest Dolls Found in Ancient Rome Graves
The doll ranks among the oldest toys with examples unearthed from the graves of children in ancient Rome.
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Rome
A Little Irish Cailin in an ould Plaid Shawl
A narrator notes a May quest for a Galway girl in an old plaid shawl. The poem contrasts desires for riches and fame with a simple wish to find peace by locating the traveler and the beloved Irish cailin. The verse travels through Kinvara Galway and Clare in search of tidings and meaning.
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Francis A. Fahy
County Galway
London
Old Kinvara
Galway
Clare
Cailin
Champagne Advice on Love and Honest Promises
A reader asks Miss Champagne for guidance about a suitor who breaks promises. Jobe replies that a man who cannot keep his word loses social and business credit, and a woman should avoid a man lacking honor as he is a social threat.
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Miss Champagne
Jobe
Miss Dillon Laughs At Jinx Despite Series Of Setbacks
Miss Mollie M. Dillon a music teacher at 163 West Canton street endures a months long run of misfortunes including a stolen handbag on Tremont street and a serious fall on Columbus avenue. She remains optimistic asserting better days ahead and vows to shake the jinx before Christmas.
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Mollie M. Dillon
West Canton Street
Miss Dillon
Tremont Street
Columbus Avenue
Brother and I a Family Quarrel and Reconciliation
A boy recounts life with his younger brother in Rockport, noting their long American lineage and frequent quarreling followed by rapid reconciliation. Neighbors judge them harshly for fights, but the brothers return as close pals after each dispute, sharing a beach day and a successful fishing moment with a large flounder.
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Brother
America
George Washington
Father
Jimmy
Big Boy
Flo
Mother
Fred
Uncle Joe Expelled by Congress in Patriots Night
Walt Mason praises Uncle Joe as a strong defender of liberty who faced exile after reformers turned against him. The verse recalls his long service, Congress expelling him, and the Danville crowd's rally to elect his successor as patriotic sentiment returns.
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Joe
Cannon
Congress
Uncle Tom
Dans
Danville
Walt Mason
Fads and Fashions Highlight 60s Style Returns
Paragraphs describe the scuttle shaped bonnet of the 60's returning to fashion. Blouses feature long sleeves with lace or chiffon exceptions. Evening gowns show transparent effects, black tulle with satin trim, and full skirts elevated by graduated folds. Velvet fabrics dominate and the Turkish petticoat appears as Turkish trousers. Fur high neckties become popular for girls.
April Morning and the Path of Love
A poem contrasts four lives from dawn to night, praising an April morning and the light of love. The speaker seeks a life of gentle skies, laughter, and the peaceful valleys away from sorrow.
Korea Suppresses Opium Monopoly Ban on Smoking Opium
Seoul December 7 The government has suppressed the opium monopoly and banned opium smoking. The steps were advocated by American missionaries and followed amid ongoing anti opium efforts in Korea.
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Seoul
Korea
Raid Seizes 202 Playing Cards and Ten Men
In a raid early yesterday morning at 12 Polk Street Charlestown a squad from Station 15 under Sergeants Ferris and Fitzgerald captured 202 playing cards two dice and ten men charged with presence where gambling implements were found in the building.
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Polk Street
Charlestown
Ferris
Fitzgerald
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