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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1916
Page
11
A writer urges resolving old marital tensions with trust and mutual nights out. She advises husbands be allowed one weekly outing free from nagging if the wife also has a solo evening, while maintaining respect for family bonds and shared responsibilities. Other letters argue for equality and oppose controlling behavior.
A columnist defends noble men and condemns jealous suspicions in marriage. She mocks a sister who distrusts men, argues that some women and men exceed in loyalty, and warns of the self-defeating cycle of spying. The piece ends with a moral note and the phrase TEMPUS FUGIT.
An aging actress recalls a life of romance and jealousy. A jealous fiancé, a Kentuckian lover, a palace hotel encounter, and a dramatic marriage break lead to tragedy and loss. The widow raises a son who bears the father’s name and fate.
A poet recalls plucking three roses in a garden two red and one white placed on a helmet as a regiment marches away and prayers rise for victory as soldiers depart.
The late delivery of numerous parcel post Christmas packages was explained by Postmaster Murray. Packages mailed the day after Christmas at a downtown department store bore marks "not to be opened until Christmas." Postmasters noted senders sought to send return gifts from unexpected sources, with some requesting predated post marks, which is against postal rules.
A verse describes shifting moods from gray skies to bright light as love and prayer lift spirits. It contrasts toil in town with rural resilience and ends on rising toward the peak of the hardest hill. The tone echoes hopeful endurance amid daily struggle.
Readers discuss actors and studios with hints about Chaplin Hoops Bushman and Grace Darling. User questions cover California filming locations and biographical sketches. A household tip advises lemon rub for stains and flour in oil to prevent splatter.
Common molasses sold in barrels becomes unsafe. Brer Rabbit molasses is now packaged in clean air tight cans to ensure sanitary storage. Available in 10 cent cans and larger sizes.
Sunday Post presents home kitchen tips with Baked Pork Chops and cracker dressing plus Cocoanut Pudding and Quick Dessert tips. Recipes feature Alma V. Robinson and Mrs A M Patten with full addresses and detailed steps for cracking dressing, puddings, and popovers.
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