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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1917
Page
13
A reader advices wives and husbands on money control and pay envelopes. Letters discuss husbands keeping pay, wives spending wisely, and the value of trust in managing household finances with examples and moral views.
Ruth asks to visit with Clara for bridge but the speaker declines to stay indoors, citing outdoors and swimming as the plan. The account mentions a lilac voile frock with point d esprit net trimming and lilac ribbon details, described in vivid fashion.
The piece urges readers to cherish the United States and embrace the motto America First. It praises welcoming diverse peoples, condemns war, and warns against racial temptations, insisting loyalty to the nation in peace and in dire times.
A recipe style note outlines ham based dishes including ham cakes fried in butter, ham toast with egg and cream, and a large fluffy omelet served with chopped ham. It also suggests cold chicken as substitute and includes a lemon dessert topping with meringue.
Readers ask about the original Decatur toast and the phrase right or wrong. A Boston girl queries Jane Wyre as a person or book, while others discuss My Country tis of Thee melody origins and adoption by nations. A requester seeks Alaska railroad work guidance from the U S Labor Bureau.
A reader asks where Shamrock IV sits now, with mention of its Brooklyn storage basin. The column confirms the Shamrock IV at a Brooklyn yacht storage basin and explains that 1863 fractional currency such as 50, 2% and 10 cents remains redeemable at the Boston subtreasury in the Post Office building.
The text lists historical Boston temperatures on February dates with record lows of zero and five below, and highs such as 55 degrees in 1886 and 34 degrees at night in 1910. It notes rain or snow only in 1910 over the past decade.
At present many women using Auto-Knitters at home can earn over two dollars daily knitting hosiery. The work is pleasant easy to learn and provides steady year round employment. Write Auto-Knitter Hosiery Co Inc Desk 8 D 147 Franklin Street Buffalo NY enclose a 2c stamp for full particulars advs
Dear Miss Champagne discusses a 19 year old seeking advice about a four year older lover who flirted with another woman. The column warns that jealousy undermines trust and that abiding confidence is essential for love to grow.
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