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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1917
Page
15
A home cooking feature by Mary A Locke presents a brown sauce for apple pudding or Dutch apple cake and a special baked apple dessert with mint crust. The instructions cover sauce, bread base with meringue, and a covered range-baked apple dish served in pie-shaped portions.
A short letter argues for gender equity in finances, suggesting men should carry wallets and practice mutual respect in handling money, ending with a plea for fair treatment in personal economics.
Readers discuss marital money and happiness, praising wives who manage budgets and bank savings. A wife boasts shared expenses, a $40 weekly allowance, and two $1000 policies as proof of a contented union.
A religious verse invoking God to protect soldiers and heal the wounded. It pleads for comfort for the distressed, tribute to those who fall, and renewal of faith for caregivers. The prayer ends with a wish for God to send peace on earth.
Dress green becomes a street shade with new silhouettes. Sports suits use coats no longer than fingertips and lingerie shows tiny ruffles. The waistline is flexible for flattering fits while blouses favor fine French voile. Beaded umbrella cords secure the accessory on the wrist.
A large crowd gathered at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul for a Washington commemoration service held yesterday. The Rev. D. D. Addison delivered the address, beginning at 12 10 p m, as the congregation sang the national anthem and American hymns.
A reader asks about an engagement and jealousy. Mildred Champagne counsels plain talk with the fiancé to clear up rumors and trust, noting that trust and patience sustain love while suspicion erodes happiness.
Mrs. Cecilia Gudue of East Watertown shares a household hint to prevent furnace gas from seeping into rooms. After coaling for the night, add a stick of wood and close the draughts to burn off gas and save coal and a return to the cellar. She notes this from experience.
At present many women using Auto-Knitters at home can earn over 2 dollars per day knitting hosiery. The work is pleasant and easily learned and offers steady year round employment at home. Write Auto-Knitter Hosiery Co Inc DeSk 8 D 147 Franklin Street Buffalo NY with a 2 cent stamp for full details as more workers are needed now.
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