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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1917
Page
15
Readers weigh whether a husband should keep any portion of his weekly earnings for personal spending. Letters argue both for and against allowing spending money, praising frugality and noting risks of waste. Many writers discuss walking to work, English tradition, and marital equity.
A reader asks how to reform a young woman who shirks work and sleeps late, hoping to marry her. The adviser notes that pre marriage laziness may persist or change with circumstances, and stresses that success depends on love and personal effort.
Instructions describe layering moistened bread slices with pork chops in a deep pan. Each layer is seasoned with salt pepper and seasoning, repeated until all chops are used, then covered and baked in a hot oven. The note calls the dish appetizing.
The speaker requests Madame to sew slip-on blouses resembling Mrs Weigh’s showcased designs. One white wool Jersey blouse features a round neck, old gold Jersey trim, turn back cuffs, belt, hem band, pocket trimming, and gold soutache braid on sleeves and skirt. Other color silk jersey versions pair with white or colored silk skirts.
A reader asks about private party mask rules with no permit needed, while public events ban masks. The page covers who started World War I, notes European and Asiatic Russia areas totaling one sixth of Earth's land, and explains alimony in divorce cases including will and inheritance implications.
Paragraphs note that Simpire effects are mainly seen in young girls frocks with occasional adult wear. Dresses often remain untrimmed except for a polka dot sash, hats focus on line and color, and white collars fade as small colored collars or no collar appear in fashion.
The record notes Boston weather extremes for February seventh with 5 below in 1875 and 3 below in 1910 as the coldest moments. It cites 9 degrees on the 1875 date lasting 24 hours, 66 degrees warmest in 1878, and 48 degrees in 1900s and 1916, plus rain or snow on the date in select years.
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