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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1911
Page
11
A boy delivers a newsprint wrapped fruit bundle to a teacher as neighbors fill barrels for a Christmas food drive. The child envisions his mother preparing gifts and a family feast, while the teacher plans to share candy and a holiday dinner with the class.
A reflective verse urges readers to shift focus from personal misery to helping others. It contrasts grim self pity with acts of kindness and resilience, praising those who endure hardship without complaint and suggesting generosity brightens mood.
A school nurse questions a teacher about needy children and funds for vegetable distribution. She notes a boy who appears needy yet not poor, reflecting on poverty and dignity as she speaks softly to herself.
Dear Patience, after ten years with no proposal you must act. Tell your vacillating suitor you have decided to marry and name the day. Some men need a strong nudge, but a firm move may bring the altar sooner than you fear.
A young man asks if a woman's engagement to another man binds her when she shows mixed feelings. The columnist says the engagement is binding only if she wishes and urges her to follow her heart, noting a woman may change her mind and that her conduct may reflect past treatment by the other fiancé.
Large flat hats of felt and velvet feature fur brims. Black velvet lines white broadcloth wraps while veiled effects remain in vogue for costume blouses. Platinum dominates fashionable jewelry settings and white kid trims some new children's hats. Velvet pairs with mousseline de soie for afternoon wear.
The Sewing Circle is a regular department inviting New England homemakers to discuss household issues. Topics include home management, family troubles, baby care, economy, flowers, and gardening. Correspondents may use pen names and ask questions. Letters addressed to Sewing Circle Editor, Boston Post.
A reader named Katherine critiques sympathy for wife No 2 in the column, noting two sides to the tale. She mocks costly fashions claiming frugal living by the husband, jokes about an air ship, and argues for simple attire and practicality over luxury.
A single woman asks hazel B for counsel as a sweetheart grows distant and angry over an unknown issue. She notes his frequent longing to speak and seeks guidance on how to proceed with the relationship.
A reader admonishes a wife for lavish dress and a husband for ease in spending. She urges cutting clothing and fun expenses in 1912 by half, while encouraging the husband to tighten control and ensure home payments and savings. The letter closes noting the writer is happily married, a rarity.
A brief note titled common-sense wishes readers a happy new year and signs off with a playful self designation Common-Sense. The casual message echoes reflective tones and a lighthearted greeting.
A reader recounts following advice from a letter titled A Railroad Man's Wife. After a jealous scene on the first night she walks to a friend's house, returns calm, and continues going out each afternoon. Her health improves as she dresses for her age and feeds her husband wholesome meals at home, advising others to walk if conflicts arise.
Instructions describe combining two cups flour with salt and baking powder, rubbing in butter, adding milk to form a thick batter, and dropping spoonfuls onto greased tins before baking in a hot oven. Signed ALDEA JOUBERT from 109 Suffolk Street Springfield.
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