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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1917
Page
17
Etiquette on Using a Young Lady's First Name
A Chesterfield letter argues familiarity with a young woman by using her first name is improper unless she consents. The correct approach is to address her as Miss and ignore any nuisance if she objects, as only she can determine the level of intimacy that is allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Champagne
Chesterfield
Mary
Chickering
Circle
Cambridge
Old age pensions debate sparks letters to Sewing Circle
Readers argue for and against pensions for women born in the United States. Contributors insist thrift and self-reliance, while supporters warn of tax burdens, drink and extraneous spending shaping the pension debate with personal anecdotes and practical cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pear Sewing Circle
Dear
Sewing Circle
Interesting Letters to the Sewing Circle Featured
The Sunday Post prints a selection of notable letters to the Sewing Circle, inviting readers to share opinions and anecdotes on craft, fashion, and community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Post
Oldest Inhabitant Recalls Historic Boston Cold Snap
The Oldest Inhabitant recalls Boston temperatures on January 26 with historic lows near zero in 1874 and rare near zero readings in later years. He notes warm extremes of 66 and 64 degrees in 1916 and 1918, a protracted warm spell last year, and precipitation in 1907 1911 and 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Boston
Parisienne Underwear Enchantment Sparks Shopping Spree
A reader recalls Mildred admiring a silk envelope chemise sent on approval. The garment features side slits, net frills, lace, pearl buttons, and a lace trim bodice held by ribbons, described as Parisienne and very pretty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Questions and Answers From the Post Letter Box
A reader asks about a 6 pm rule for boys entering theatres and age limits for night admission. The editor notes that in Boston a child under 14 cannot enter after sunset without an adult. Other inquiries confirm a Boston school named for actress Charlotte Cushman, child support in divorce cases, and aluminum sources noting it is never found free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
G. B
Boston
Cushman
North End
Charlotte Cushman
Birth and suicide of English painter Benjamin Haydon
The 1780s-born English historical painter Benjamin Robert Haydon rose from prosperity to fame with Royal Academy exposure at 21 and the king's patronage for Mock Election. His life included debt, imprisonment, quarrels, and ultimately suicide at age 61 leaving a widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Robert Haydon
Jerusalem
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Haydon
London
Royal Academy
A Song for Our Flag
Poem extolling the American flag with verses praising liberty and patriotism. It envisions the flag as a symbol of honor and unity, sung by schoolchildren and soldiers, and prays for its enduring unfurled presence from coast to coast.
Unfinished Note on Faculty Manifest in His Performances
The fragment notes that the subject was undoubtedly very great though his actual performances mostly fall short of the faculty manifest within him. It offers a critical view without identifying person or context.
Household Gelatine Glue For Paper And More
A simple glue recipe uses one tablespoon cooking gelatine dissolved in two and a half teaspoons boiling water. Boil briefly and add a touch of sugar while hot. the mixture will adhere to paper cloth wood metal and glass.
Phases of the popular winter scarf illustrated
A short newspaper note highlights a color illustration of winter scarf phases to appear in the next Sunday Post. The item includes cleaning tips for japanned trays using olive oil and references Mrs HL B Crosby of 260 Washington Street East Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hl.b
Crosby
Washington Street
East
Boston
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