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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1915
Page
13
Recipes for Honey Come Pudding and Piccalilli with ingredient lists and instructions. Includes credits to Mrs Ella A Fogg of Manchester New Hampshire and Mrs C C Lawrence of West Lebanon New Hampshire.
The Sewing Circle column invites homemakers in New England to discuss domestic issues and offer advice. Letters reveal loyalty conflicts between wives and friends, parental money management, daughter versus son budgeting, and personal hardship, with readers seeking guidance and solutions.
A lyrical piece describes Aurora with vivid imagery of silver shafts crossing the sky. Colorful banners ripple from heaven while the air hums with winglike swishes and celestial lights flash across the interspace. The speaker evokes a near divine moment as one feels in God's presence.
The postponed recital by Julia Culp will be held tomorrow afternoon in Jordan Hall. The program features Brahms and Foote songs, works by Rogers Strauss Wolt, and three Thurlow Indian songs new to many listeners.
A lyrical piece describes teardrop dances on a woman's face and the sparkle of light as if fairies flutter around her. It contrasts crying with smiling eyes and suggests the emotional stakes of romantic secrecy and social repercussions. A separate advice fragment warns against flirtatious activity and urges caution and vigilance to protect a woman's reputation.
A reader asks how to stop a married man's talkative female friend who visits his store and causes gossip. The note seeks advice on curbing the chatter before more rumors spread.
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