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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1916
Page
13
A sequence of reader letters discusses whether a woman should keep her maiden name after marriage, praising and criticizing Believer in Womanly Rights and arguing about social norms and motherhood. Other topics include pasteurized milk laws, neighborly kindness, and widow’s rings in second marriages.
The piece notes Paris shows reluctance to give up fur with wraps trimmed in white or blue fox. A cream satin model described includes golden yellow chiffon lining, white fox hem band dyed yellow, and fur trim on sleeves and collar. Belted waist uses gold cord and topaz clasps with long tassels.
The Sunday Post highlights readers’ letters to the Sewing Circle, presenting a selection of opinions, tips, and anecdotes on needlework and crafts. The feature showcases community voices and practical advice from and for hobbyists.
A Sunday Post recipe page lists a tuna loaf with eggs lemon juice parsley green peppers salt and pepper, served with a butter flour sauce and chopped hard boiled eggs. Also included is a chocolate milk shake syrup and Eva's chocolate cake recipe with cocoa milk and beaten egg whites from Eva A Holt of East Andover New Hampshire.
After a grave operation, a nurse reassures a brave patient who survives a one in ten chance. Six months later, he confesses love, but she warns that she must be seen as ordinary. He returns, vows to propose, and she accepts as he follows her home.
The fifth annual Massachusetts Launderers Association convention opens with a panel on minimum wage and Chinese competition. Attendance exceeds 400 for the talks led by Edward R. Marshall and F. W. Davis, with officials including Lieutenant-Governor Coolidge and Senator Cavanagh in attendance.
Household hints describe melting butter in a metal pan to remove impurities and scum. As the butter boils the scum is skimmed continually, then salt is added and melted butter is cooled until it no longer burns. The clear butter is poured and jarred. Mrs. Ira Lindsey.
William H. Lewis of Boston, former assistant attorney general, joined eulogizers at a memorial meeting for Booker T. Washington in Carnegie Hall New York. Addresses were delivered by Major Robert R. Weston, Dr James Hardy Dillard, Dr Hollis B Frissell and Seth Low presided.
Weave room workers walked out at the Worumbo woolen mills in Lisbon Falls today, raising total strikers to 875. They demand an 15 percent wage increase and allied benefits.
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