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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
23
Elizabeth arrives to help Uncle Richard and Tom after a new morning reveals old secrets. She quickly revives the household with cooking skill, earning trust and transforming a planned silver wedding into a lively family feast. The surprise ends with Elizabeth embraced as the city’s best housekeeper.
The author argues for a home telephone setup that mirrors office ergonomics. Proposes a low desk or shelf with ample foot space, a cushioned chair, a screwed down writing pad, day light and a bright lamp, and a small private room to minimize noise.
Printed tricolettes and velvet-striped chiffon gain favor in outfits. Panels remain popular, gold accents shine in evening wear, dark taffetas dominate daytime gowns, and Batek fabrics see rising use in negligees.
Invitations for a large after noon tea should be mailed a week to two weeks in advance. Nowadays the head of the house may be named on invitations along with his wife. For seeking an invite to a small house dance from a mere acquaintance it is improper to beg the hostess for an extra card.
An exchange in the Boston sewing circle column weighs whether couples should reveal past infidelities. Augustine and others counsel restraint, urging honesty with partners only when necessary and stressing forgiveness, accountability, and keeping private sins private to protect marriage and moral citizenship.
Authentic Pompeian Olive Oil guidance asserts genuineness when imported. the label emphasizes origin and brand assurance for consumers seeking genuine olive oil products.
W. T. Nichols profiles a humorous look at old time politics in a standout Boston Sunday Post Magazine piece. The tale captures playful maneuvering and political quirks that defined earlier campaigns.
The piece notes tunic style dominates outerwear with Georgette or crepe de chine options in same color as the suit. It also suggests a home sewable tunic blouse for costume use and dressing after coat removal. A reader asks about fashion and a wearer's notes on a sprained ankle lead to advice on introductions and etiquette.
The article describes a dress in a new toast color with pleated taffeta frills bound in red. Red accents border the double organdie collar and neck opening. A Latin ribbon gathers fullness at the waist creating a defined silhouette.
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