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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1918
Page
11
Readers debate whether a husband may dictate meals at home with replies from "All Alone Evenings" and "What Is My Duty" urging harmony, consideration, and virtue. Letters recount marital strain, advice toward patience, self support, and influencing spouses through example and sermons.
A column on politeness urges patience with those who wait in shops and stores and stresses courteous behavior. It advises proper greeting when meeting a gentleman and suggests returning letters unopened after a bitter friendship, advising caution in online or distant correspondence.
A wartime home cook card lists Graham biscuit ginger bread cookies and barley meal treats with measurements for graham flour shortening and dairy substitutes. It includes a cheap meat dinner using salt pork and milk and a meat loaf of sausage with corn meal mash credited to Mrs Nora Woodward of Danville Vermont.
The passage extols diverse preferences in media and work, contrasting talking dreams digging singing with moral choice. It champions broad vision, love, and cheer, praising those who help strugglers and follow a narrow road to heaven with gladness.
A light column profiles public figures and notables: Andrew Carnegie at Lenox with 24 in his summer household granted extra sugar, Mrs Reginald C Vanderbilt singing with sailors in Newport, Queen Zita of Austria fluent in English and fond of music, General Peyton Conway March leading the army in Washington with Washington lineage, Viscount Kikujiro Ishii the Japanese ambassador in Washington praised as a mixer and skilled billiards player.
A group recalls making a short lavender satin negligee with pale green chiffon trim. The design features a head hole bound in chiffon, front and back slits for a pale blue satin ribbon, a high waist with a bow, and three pastel silk rosebuds.
The King of Italy remains a tireless presence at the front, moving among the army and soldiers to praise, incite, and award distinctions. Harry Lauder enjoys smoking a briar pipe of an ancient vintage.
Former Speaker Cannon announces candidacy for re election from Illinois 18th district and says he aims to break records for long service in Congress in Washington on July 2.
Mrs Norrat of Houston testifies she would not be without Dr True's Elixir. The laxative, prescribed by the medical profession for over 60 years, is sold at dealers for 40c 60c and 1.00. For further information write Dr J F True & Co Auburn Me.
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at Malden for Mrs Annie Louise Mackintire who died Sunday morning at her home 121 Salem street Malden The Rev Charles H Moes pastor of the First Baptist Church of Malden conducted the services Internment was in Wyoming Cemetery Melrose
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