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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1916
Page
15
A reader asks if a husband may have one evening each week to himself without accounting to his wife. The letter notes peers’ beliefs that such nights are common and questions whether it is fair or appropriate for a wife to object. The second reply emphasizes spousal duty to a husband who has supported her.
Datagraph notes show the half belt coat as a new feature and vivid green velvet used for evening frocks. Uttle skunk neckpieces finish with taupe velvet ends. One new hat draws inspiration from Napoleon era shakos worn by troops.
Eternal Father who didst all create and in whom we live Grant Thy kingdom here on earth and bless our daily bread When mis'ry comes let Thy remembrance ease our sin and guide Thy sheep to peace
A 20 year old writes about a man older than her who also likes another girl. The letter asks how to remove the rival and whether to accept being only a friend. The advisor urges not to press for exclusivity and suggests moving on with self respect. The second excerpt describes purchasing a gray-blue chiffon velvet dinner gown with emerald lining and sealskin trim for a Christmas party.
The Arlington Board of Selectmen urged the Boston Elevated Railroad to restore service between Arlington Heights and Sullivan Square via Broadway. If denied, the town will refer the dispute to the Public Service Commission.
A vintage recipe blends acid or plain gelatine with lemon juice and cold water, then dissolves over hot water. It folds in grated pineapple, beaten egg white sugar and grated apple, then adds lemon extract and more sugar for a light, airy dessert.
Instructions describe suet pudding and ginger bread recipes with ingredients and steps. Includes headings and contributor names such as MARY A. LOCKS and MRS A M PATTEN along with addresses in Haverhill and Georgetown.
The readable lines hint at spring imagery and love as a central theme. Vague phrases evoke wind hollows violets and dawn with scattered fragments suggesting a poetic, unfinished piece.
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