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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1916
Page
11
A reflective stanza celebrates resilience and humor amid hardship. It recalls facing foes with steady resolve, finding joy and hope in simple things like flowers by the road and birds in trees, while life’s burdens are borne with grit.
A speaker vents irritation at a demure girl from a house party describing her as annoyingly sweet. The narrator recalls a conversation in which the guest wore a white batiste blouse with a ruffled yoke, square-cuffed sleeves, and a pale blue fichu.
A worried mother seeks guidance about a son's plan to marry a woman with a tarnished past and temperamental fears of social ruin. Readers advise trust, avoid bluffing, and argue for personal freedom, mutual respect, and protecting a daughter’s future.
A reader writes about age differences in a budding relationship with an 18 year old, noting the man is ten years her senior and seeking guidance. The column counsels that ten years erodes value, argues age gaps can work, and advises the man to embrace the role of guide and friend.
The article describes evening robes with gray and silver embroidery and gold motifs, hat garniture with ribbons, and new gown features. It also answers reader queries on maternal support, daughter-in-law housing duties, naturalization and citizenship, and eviction rules for weekly tenants during snow season.
The Rev. Thomas C. Campbell of Jamaica Plain will preach at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul today. A day of devotion for all people is planned for Friday by Dean Edward S. Rousmantiere. The Rev. Francis W. O'Brien is to be installed tonight as pastor of Greenwood Baptist Church Brooklyn. First Baptist Rockland votes salary rise for Pastor C. A. Burgess and approves janitor and missionary budget increases.
The Sunday Post prints engaging letters to the Sewing Circle readers with colorful opinions and community anecdotes, showcasing how readers share tips, craft ideas, and friendly debate in a hometown paper.
A compact home tips note by Mrs Harry A Coville of Putnam Connecticut. She recommends baking brown bread in a pie plate filled with water to keep the crust soft and flavorful, contrasts with steam. She adds tips on fern care, ash cleaning for nickel and grease removal with alcohol.
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