Women discuss jealousy and spying in Sewing Circle forum
A Boston Post Sewing Circle letter asks how far a wife may justify monitoring her husband. The writer seeks debate on reasonable limits to jealousy and the acceptability of spying without insult, inviting reader input for feminine perspectives.
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Sewing Circle
Boston Daily and
Sunday Post
New England
Boston Post
Sisters of the Sewing Circle
The Unescorted Woman and Other Feminine Problems
A collection of letters from a Sewing Circle debating duty, marriage, and poverty. Readers discuss a New Hampshire mother of eleven, women seeking husbands, and the balance of family, faith, and personal sacrifice with varied opinions and moral exhortations.
Letters From Readers Highlight Sewing Circle Interest
The Sunday Post prints a batch of notable letters to the Sewing Circle. Readers discuss crafting tips, fabric sources, and community events, showcasing diverse hobbyist voices and practical advice.
Fads and Fashions Highlight Jet Buttons and Linen Dresses
Paragraphs note jet buttons and jet belts as in fashion. The medici collar remains popular and one piece linen dresses are in demand. Long lines appear on coats and suits while accordion pleated petticoats rise. Street costumes favor heavy linen and masculine lines with stock coats and embroidered turnovers.
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Prince Albert
Jacque
Norfolk
Mary of the Helping Hand Club Turns Strangers Into Helpers
Mary, a member of the Helping Hand Club, assists neighbors and a newcomer, Mr. Stoneham, with chores and a fallen pattern, learns the value of service, and heads to a club meeting promising to hurry for the group.
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Mary OF
Embroidered Lawn in Newest Frocks in Paris Models
In Paris on July 12 Berthe Rawlin unveils hand embroidered lawn fashions including a lace and lawn dress with a black satin belt and a child's embroidered lawn dress. The piece notes a surplice influence and a narrative of kindness and chance meetings as Mary helps others and meets Mr Smith for a ride.
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Paris
Berthe Rawlin
Motorboat thieves raid Manchester by the Sea home
The summer residence of Greely Curtis on Gloucester road Manchester by the Sea was broken into Saturday night. Jewelry worth several hundred dollars was stolen. Police believe the looters are part of the notorious motor boat thieves gang blamed for North Shore robberies in recent years.
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Greely Curtis
Gloucester Road
Manchester-by the-Sea
North Shore
Cat in Newark Plays With Snakes as Pets
Newark Ohio July 12 Mr and Mrs Charles Graef report a pet cat that catches garter snakes eight inches to two feet long and plays with them as it would with a mouse daily in their home.
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Newark
Charles Graef
Lucille Foils Loubeque in Mystery Serial Duel
Lucille defies Hugo Loubeque seizing the packet and shoots the master spy’s portrait, then escapes by car and fights through harbor streets. Loubeque pursues to the shipfront, only to lose her as she slips away on a cutter. The tale ends with Loubeque smiling over a handkerchief prize.
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Terror
Hugo Loubeque
Loubeque
Lucille
Lil
West Point
Sumpter Lové
Hate
Thompson
Lucille Love
Phe
Howell
Theatres Showing Lucile Love Across New England
A list of venues from New England showing the film Lucile Love. Includes Comique Theatre in Tremont Row and multiple theaters across Massachusetts New Hampshire and Maine such as Bowdoin Sq Theatre Huntington Ave Premier Theatre Olympia Bangor and Lewiston with many others in Boston Roxbury Somerville Worcester and beyond.
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Comique
Tremont Row
Bowdoin Sq
Washington St
Huntington Ave
Broadway
Everett
Mass
Brighton Theatre
Brighton
Olympic Theatre
Boston
Olympia Theatre
Somerville
Dorchester Theatre
Dorchester
Day Sq
Bennington St
Star Theatre
Newburyport
Eagle Theatre
Roxbury
Globe
Brockton
Family
Worcester
Star
Lawrence
Gordon's
Chelsea
Savoy Theatre
New Bedford
Casino
Gem
Winthrop
Academy of Music
Haverhill
Majestic
Fitchburg
New Jewell
Lowell
Manchester
N. H
The Old Kitchen by Mrs Ss P Snow
Poem recalls a mother’s childhood kitchen with sacred memories of the pantry, window, floor, and door latch. The speaker laments time’s passage as the kitchen fades into memory and longs for future generations to remember the mother who once walked that floor.
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