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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1917

Page

15

Dear Sisters of the Sewing Circle letter on husbands finances

A reader blends letters from the Sewing Circle about husbands earnings and allowance. A court lawyer's stenographer cites domestic law on family rights and duties, urging trust, home harmony, and prudent spending while debating male headship and wives budget oversight.

Sisters of the Sewing Circle Sewing Circle Massachusetts

Back to the Dinner Pail and Other Household Debates

A reader letters section discusses gender roles and household finance. Contributions critique parental and marital budgeting, warn against overbearing control of a husband’s spending, and advocate mutual trust and shared money management. Community voices emphasize frugality, care for children, and practical economy.

Letters to the Sewing Circle Feature in Sunday Post

The Sunday Post highlights intriguing letters to the Sewing Circle with selections printed for readers to enjoy. The column showcases reader opinions, tips, and community perspectives on sewing topics.

Sewing Circle Sunday Post

Boston’s Record Cold For This Date In 1916

A veteran notes that this date in Boston saw a record low of one degree above zero, with 3 above in 1875 and higher values in 1887 and 1905. He recalls warmest ever for the date at 59 degrees in 1884 and 56 in 1890, and lists rain or snow occurrences in 1908 1909 1911 1915 and 1916.

Boston

Poems For Your Scrap Book Grandmother's Valentine

A reflective poem recalling Grandmother's faded valentine tucked in a tattered hymn book. The speaker imagines a romantic past, sees ghostly figures from old portraits, and kneels in memory beside the cedar chest. The piece ends with the line that grandmother’s valentine endures as enduring love.

Grandmother Valentine

Inquiry on finnan haddie and life insurance questions

The letter discusses whether finnan haddie is a fish variety or preparation and asks about mice prevention in stored blankets. It also covers life insurance after marriage and bank account ownership with surviving spouses, clarifying beneficiaries and joint account implications.

Finnan Haddie The Boston Post

Pumpkin Pie and Cheap Cuts of Meat Recipes

A dated domestic feature presents a pumpkin pie recipe with detailed measures and a second section offering three methods for cooking cheap cuts of beef, pork, or veal including rolled flank, a tomato and vegetable bake, and a simmered shank preparation. The piece also includes a personal note about a Valentine and a dance outfit description.

E. Rand Barton

No Title Found In This Readable Verse Fragment

A fragmentary verse rallies resolve and duty for men to face conflict with honor and bravery. It speaks of bearing the nation’s trust, serving in the land’s need, and lifting the flag without fear, with freedom burning as a crest.

Smart Fashion Notes From The Season's Trends

The report highlights refined garments with trimmed silhouettes and oriental colorings for ribbons. Coral ornaments enhance millinery and skirts trend longer while pastel silk crepe offers sheer, quality waists.

Readers ask about President Wilson salary and Nobel prize dates

Question and answer column covers Wilson’s rumored salary of seventy five thousand dollars a year and disputes on the Nobel Peace Prize timing. Readers seek clarity on wills and inheritance when a spouse benefits, and on the Suez Canal nationality and English influence.

Wilson

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