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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1914
Page
13
The Boston Post's Sewing Circle section invites homemakers to share advice on budgets, family management, and household economy. Letters discuss weekly spending, rent, and childcare, urging frugal living and traditional family roles while inviting candid personal anecdotes.
Baltimore July 10 1913 Charles Warner reports twenty years of itching ended in ten days after using Resinol Soap and Ointment. He notes the relief from itching and stinging and a smooth skin afterwards. Physicians have prescribed Resinol for eighteen years and ads urge free trial via Rexinol Dept 37 R Baltimore.
A housewives appeal promotes Orrine as a home remedy for alcoholism. It claims the product saves money wasted on drink and offers a refund if ineffective. The ad urges visits to a Washington DC office and notes availability at Riker Jaynes drug stores.
A reader signs as A WOMAN LOOKING ON advising Unhappy Wife not to leave home. She urges against abandoning family, suggests enjoying theatre with husband, earning modest income, and improving appearance. Encourages resilience, dancing, and keeping home as a bright, valued kingdom.
A Maine reader asks how to handle a marital embarrassment after a train encounter with a stranger. Her husband kissed her and denied wrongdoing, while the other man stood nearby. The letter defends her dignity and questions the resulting rumors of separation.
Paragraph notes French inspired filet bands with jet trim, crocheted wool hoods and muffs for children, outdoor baby sleeping bags in eiderdown or blanket cloth, and silk lined hoods. Spring frocks for young women feature minaret styles in cotton crepe with hand embroidered collars and black sashes.
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