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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1920
Page
17
A Sewing Circle column debates jealousy in marriage with readers arguing love versus mistrust. Letters discuss trust as the base of happiness, with guidance urging patience, candor, and restraint to protect home peace and lasting devotion.
Recipes from the Sunday Post feature several home dishes. Fluffy muffins use sour milk egg oil flours and brown sugar. Broiled mackerel with parsley butter sauce accompanies. Oatmeal bread and a rhubarb cooking method offer practical comforts with home addresses.
A young matron praises compact living with a nestlike apartment. She describes a portable baby hammock, a foldaway bassinet, and a collapsible nest of tables that saves room for sewing and tea, illustrating efficient small-home design.
Practical tips for crochet edging using a sewing machine needle as a guide, lint removal with a long-handled button hook, moistening knives to cut cake, flavoring cocoa with vanilla bean, Vaseline for patent leather, beef extract and bouillon cubes for emergencies, and offering an extra plate of soup. Mrs. Thomas Hassett 3 Ives Street Worcester.
Fads and fashions highlight renewed interest in chemisettes and blouses, plain straight skirts for sports suits, bright handkerchiefs, capes as popular wraps, and smart sports skirts with side pleats. Coats and capes show flat backs while white pearl buttons appear on white kid shoes. Capes sport silk chiffon rib bon and lace linings and little white pique vests adorn straight coats.
Carter Llewellyn returns to the Hunnewell house and meets Celia who cares for the family so well. Their porch talk turns to a fairy tale about a third princess whose golden heart must be found, revealing mutual feelings and questions about love and compatibility.
A young man seeks advice about finding a lasting partner after brief relationships. The columnist cautions against haste and urges genuine attraction and time to evaluate a girl’s qualities to determine if she can be a lifelong partner.
A dream about spilling flour is described as a warning against excess and a sign to curb spending to avoid upcoming financial difficulties. The note suggests prudent budgeting and restraint to prevent economic trouble.
Mystic interpreters offer varied signs for flour dreams. Some predict riches for the dreamer, while others warn of a death in the neighborhood. A few see health and financial improvement from kneading dough, with possible intellect and serenity gains.
A poem by the Bentiton Bard published in 1925 by Southern Press Syndicate. It extols the visionary who sees beyond ordinary life, claiming the dreamer awakens along a larger spectrum of joy and insight and provides inspiration to others. The verse evokes cosmic imagery and seasonal cycles to praise prophetic vision and creative insight.
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