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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1916
Page
19
The correspondence urges a correspondent to resist a husband who harms her. It condemns passive suffering and suggests drastic, masculine intervention. The writer warns against self styled superiors and urges the wife to leave or challenge abuse while noting duties of housework and four children.
A letter from Beth urges women to live within marriage norms, quit smoking after ten years, and seek personal growth without leaving husbands. She critiques partners who tempt wives, warns of social consequences, and shares a cautionary tale of a woman who left her family for a friend, wrecking a home.
The author recalls meeting Lucille for lunch and visiting Henri's to view suits and gowns. Lucille’s mahogany color wool velour outfit features a full skirt, a rolling sealskin collar, deep fur gauntlet cuffs, and a split belt with jet buttons.
A column features home dessert and snack ideas with steps for Surprise Tomato Salad and Welsh Rabbit, plus a steamed apple pudding and oatme al macaroons. Each item lists ingredients, simple directions, and the contributor names and addresses.
A reader asks why her suitor speaks of affection and meetings with his mother but avoids marriage talk. The advisor says the man seems honest, but may not be ready to marry and should state his intentions. the woman must decide whether to accept and wait or move on.
A camphor gum in lamp oil improves heat. Alum in flour paste keeps longer and can treat burns with quick binding. A corset spring serves as a kitchen scraper for kettles, dishes, sinks, and boards. Berwick Maine hints from Mrs B E Pease.
A reflective verse expresses mutual aid and shared strength in facing life’s challenges. The speaker seeks courage and unity to reach dawn’s hopeful peaks.
A reader asks about Massachusetts factory rules for women and children, noting a 10 hour daily and 14 hour weekly limit. Another reader asks for the presidential line of succession, listing the Vice President, Secretary of State, Treasury, War, Attorney General, Postmaster General, Navy, and Interior.
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