Home Yeast Breads and Cakes Shared by Miss Anna Folger
A collection of handwritten recipe fragments from Mrs Helen Call and Miss Anna Folger describing dough and batter methods. Instructions include sugar butter salt milk yeast eggs and flour to make stiff batter for round loaves, a spiced almond cake filling, and a layered buttered cake with rice and eggs. plus a chocolate addition and serving suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Folger
Russell's Mills
Dartmouth
Siso
Gour
Helen Call
Blackburns Digestive Remedy Ad Claims Quick Health Relief
Marketing copy touts Blackburn products a digestive aid with castor oil cascara ginger and wild semon claiming easy fast relief. It urges readers to try the tonic sold by all druggists and credits The Blackburn Products Co Dayton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn
BlackBurn Products Co
Dayton
Ohio
Boston Post Sewing Circle Page Introduction
The Boston Post presents a Sewing Circle department aimed at women. It invites readers to send in questions on home life, domestic science, child care, cooking, sewing, and related topics for discussion and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sear
Erg
Dear Hartsesise and the Advice on Divorce
A reader column critiques a woman entangled with a married man. The writer urges self respect and warns against forgiving infidelity while sugering future happiness with a "real man." The piece targets morality, marriage, and personal choice.
Heliotrope Secret Sharing Question
Fragmentary dialogue shows concern over sharing secrets with a husband. The speaker urges openness, suggesting the husband is the rightful confidant and will disclose matters. The text ends mid-thought, with uncertainty about concealment.
Dear Sisters I Hope to Remarry After Divorce
A widow asks advice on remarriage after a long separation from her first husband. She describes years of infidelity and neglect, divorce, and now plans to marry a second time to a man about 14 years her senior who pursues her. She values a stable home and companionship despite her son's disapproval.
Advice on handling marriage conflicts and self support
A column urges avoiding airing marital disputes with friends or family and advises couples to address issues directly. It cautions self reflection, giving partners a chance to resolve, and suggests preparing for self support if considering separation. The note ends with a quirky closing line about AMELIA'S PRIEND.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Barbare Pseudonym Change Hint Sparks Family Plans
A letter hints at adopting a girl and raising her as a daughter with a new name, stating intent to sign as Barbare and noting clothes prepared for the child. The author asks to watch the Circle for possible good news soon.
Love Comes Too Late to My Silent Heart
A 19 year old writes of an arranged marriage at 16 for money, no children, and deep longing for a true love. She wonders whether to continue a double life with her husband or be true to the man she truly loves and fears the moral cost of separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisters
Men Are Bad Enough and Heart’s Affairs Debate
A letter responding to a prior column argues a wife may track a husband’s affairs, defending Heart’s right to monitor her spouse’s activities. The writer questions sympathy toward Heart and discusses marital boundaries.
HOPEFUL Seeks Circle Bond Over Home Matters
A reader, calling herself HOPEFUL, writes from an unnamed sisterhood page seeking membership in a Circle to discuss home matters and share companionship. She notes she has no babies and desires social ties and mutual support.
A Fitting Souvenir To Happiness
Advice column urging couples to melt wedding rings into cravat pins, monogrammed, as a playful keepsake. It weighs on compromise in relationships, advising partners to blend habits and preferences or remain friends if love lacks middle ground.
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Kitty I
Aéd
Jayne
Gray
Boston Equal Suffrage Association March program features lectures and plays
The group plans a March lineup on industrial laws affecting women and children. Emily M. Bishop impersonates scenes from the Senate at Ford Hall March 7. A March 1 luncheon, with speakers Tilton, Rich, and Dean Gay, will discuss minimum wage, widows’ pensions, and factory inspection. Alice in Ganderland will be read March 19 at Good Government Association.
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Senate
Emily M. Bishop
New York
Twentieth Century Club
State House
Boston Equal Suffrage Association For Good Government
Ford Hall
Elizabeth Hughes Tilton
Snow Rich
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Dean EB. F. Gay
Harvard School of Business Administration
Lawrence Hougman
George P. Morris
The
Good Government Association
Boylston Street
Sue Ainslee Clark
Massachusetts
Women’s Trade Union League
Florence Luscomb
Department of Engineering
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
England
Sweden
Gifts for Railroad Man in Portsmouth Presentation
Jere N. Wentworth, newly appointed track supervisor of the Boston & Maine W N P division, received a costly gold watch and traveling bag from the Portland division trackmen. The gift came from section crews between Newburyport and Portland and from the Amesbury Portsmouth Dover and York Harbor Beach branches.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Jere N. Wentworth
W. N. & P. Divsion
Boston & Maine Railroad
Portland
Newburyport
Amesbury
Portsmouth & Dover
York Harbor & Beach
Pacific Coast Colonist Tickets via Chicago & Northwestern Ry
One way second class colonist tickets priced 933.00 to Pacific Coast points including San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle and more. Tickets depart March 1 and return affix March 16 with daily excursions guided. For full details contact J Brittain General Agent Washington St Boston Mass.
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Pacifico Coast
Chicago
Northwestern
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Brittain
Zeral
Washington St
Tech
Boston
Mass
Flasks on Love and Sentiment Advice Column
Mildred Champagne counsels a man worried his fiancée visits and works for a woman who has spread false rumors. She warns the fiancée’s company reflects on her judgment and urges breaking ties with the unreliable confidant to protect true loyalty and married prospects.
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Mildred Champagne
Dear Miss Champagne Advice to a 19 year old engaged woman
A reader asks about visiting with a male friend during engagement. The letter warns that meeting alone could harm the engagement and suggests inviting the fiancé and the friend to the home to avoid awkward situations. The writer urges fidelity in word deed and thought and questions private meetings.
Thousands Attend Priest's Requiem At Jamaica Plain
Thousands paid last respects as the body of Right Rev Monsignor Thomas Magennis lay in state at St Thomas' Church Jamaica Plain. Mass to honor him was led by Cardinal OConnell with multiple priests assisting and pallbearers from law and medicine. The service follows his passing with burial at Calvary Cemetery Roxbury.
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Thomas Magennis
St Thomas’ Church
Jamaica Plain
John A. Sheridan
Cardinal O’connell
P. J. Supple
D. D
St. John’s Church
Roxbury
Bdward J. Moriarty
St. Peter's Church
Cambridge
William H. Fitspatrick
St. Gregory's Church
Dorchester
George A. Lyons
Our Lady of Lourdes
Mary E. Madden
Patrick L. Crayton
Patrick M. Keating
Superior Court
James P. Broldrick
John J. Fallon
Thomas Minton
John Cronin
Thomas Condry
Michael Dolan
Patrick Smith
Denis O'Callaghan
St. Augustine's Church
South Boston
John O’brien
Church of the Sacred Heart
East Cambridge
William P. McQuyaid
St. James’ Church
Boston
Richard Neagle
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
The Rev. Thomas Van Ness of the Second Church Copley square is named Billings lecturer for Florida. Pulpit duties at Becond Church will be filled by Rev. Lazen by of Lynn March 8 and Rev. Phalen of Memorial Church of Fair haven March 10. F P Haggard appointed editor of a new interdenominational missionary magazine. Christ Church North End opens every Sunday force with Rev. John W. Suter of Winchester conducting yesterday. Unitarian Ministerial Union meets at Channing Hall today with George W. Anderson speaking on the Minimum Wage and Robert A. Woods discussing the Lawrence Strike. A new pulpit for Third Congregational Church Cambridge was dedicated yesterday by Rev. H W Saunderson. Proctor Academy interests to be discussed at Arlington Street Church meeting with John D. Long, Rev Samuel A. Eliot, and A A Shurtleff present. Tea served by Mrs. Robert Gould Shaw et al. Brockton Christian Endeavor plans a 100-voice mixed choir and orchestra for the State biennial convention in October.
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Thomas van Ness
Copley Square
Billings
Florida
Becond
Mr. Lazenby
Lynn
Phalen
Memorial
Fairhaven
The
Unitarian Ministerial Union
Channing Hall
Beacon Street
George W. Anderson
Robert A. Woods
South End House
Proctor Academy
Arlington Street
John D. Long
Samuel A. Eliot
A. A. Shurtleff
Robert Gould Shaw
Anna P. Tapley
Bee F. Kimball
Archibald M. Howe
How Cheery Are the Mariners Poem Ballad
A maritime hymn extols cheerful sailors who ride gale and foam with stout hulls and fearless watches. The speaker asks God to temper gales and keep mariners safe as crews praise their ship and steadfast voyage.
Sweat shops in Bay State spark wage talk
Elizabeth Hewes Tilton told a Citizenship Class at South Congregational Church that baseballs are a principal product of western Massachusetts sweat shops. She described workers, mostly women or girls, sewing covers for a dozen balls for about eight cents, renting a clamp from the employer for five cents weekly, averaging roughly six cents per hour. She called the industry a parasite and noted the balls are of cheaper grades with the professional player largely uninvolved. The talk centered on a minimum wage for women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Elizabeth Hewes Tilton
South Congregational Church
Former Legislator Walter Burleigh Dies in Franklin New Hampshire
Former New Hampshire state representative Walter Burleigh died in Franklin at age 60 from Bright's disease. He was a prominent local figure and held several county offices.
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Franklin
N. H
Walter Burleigh
Bright
Fad and Fashion Trends Spark Spring Vogue
Gq paragraph notes taffetas in fashion, self colored embroidery on coats, crystal parasol handles, fur hats, draped millinery, and blue tan tailored suits. Lace edges lingerie gowns, beaded roses decorate children’s hats, jewelled shoe buckles return, and rough auto coat textures gain favor.
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By Williams
New England
Bunda Post
Baltic
Cipett, Feebody & Company
Troy
Eye Specialis
Roxbury Eye and Bar
Warren
Dudley St
Ferdinand
Blue
Kratchel der Bro
Boston Post
Hartsesise
Heliotrope
Charles D. Brown Co., Inc
New
John Hancock Bldg
Miss Champagne
Mary Times
Champagne
Monsignor
Greater Boston
F. P. Haggard
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Christ Church
North End
John W. Suter
Winchester
Third Congregational Church
Unitarian
H. W. Saunderson
Christian Endeavor People
Brockton
Mariners
Bay State
Borden
Borden’s
Borden’s Condensed Milk CO
Stans
Pat
Teriliz. DC
Leaders In
Geo. Wm. Bentley Co
N. E
State St
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