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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1918
Page
10
A reflective poem about a baby in his mother’s arms and the contrast between the child’s serene heaven and the mother’s hidden sorrows. It envisions divine protection and urges faith in a higher care as children grow. The speaker pleads for divine guidance when parental hopes fade and children seek dreams anew.
The guide advises shy individuals to prepare topics of general interest such as plays or novels. It explains invitation envelopes for families, noting that daughters may appear under parents or receive separate envelopes for two daughters. It also suggests sending separate envelopes for each son. The piece ends with guidance on wardrobe needs for house parties and varying events.
Cookbook style collection of baked Indian pudding doughnuts oat muffins and biscuits with ingredients and steps. Includes corn meal butter molasses eggs milk and spices plus baking directions and serving notes.
Practical tips for cleaning walls with warm water and baking soda, handling twine with a funnel holder, repurposing a pie fork as a dust pan, using wooden or pasteboard plates for refrigerator dishes, and a waxed paper protection. A new vegetable brush with a wire frame dries odor free, and two black stocking legs sewn together serve as reusable cloths for sinks or stoves.
Historic July 15 notes from Boston show the hottest official daily figures at 96 degrees in 1878 and 94 in 1874 and the coldest at 57 above in 1877. No rainfall in Boston on this date for the last decade.
A column of letters and reader responses weigh options in marrying for affection versus demonstration. Readers argue whether a steady, reserved partner or an affectionate suitor brings lasting happiness, ending with counsel to choose a steady, nondemonstrative spouse for lasting harmony.
A social note describes B entering as a pleasant, simple figure who charms the younger crowd. The observer praises her white organdie frock with pale pink sash bands and a vine of pink roses, plus a white silk parasol embroidered with pink cherry blossoms, creating a graceful, dainty appearance.
A fashion note describes tan and brown chiffon frocks with organdie collars and cuffs for cotton dresses. Trim highlights include flowers and tinsel on evening gowns. Large sailor hats feature a soft scarf tied around the crown for a finishing touch.
Mabel Herbert Urner creates "Helen and Warren" weekly in Sun Day Post Magazine as a cheerful fiction feature among many others in the periodical.
A reader praises a versatile oil substitute, noting it lasts many uses, saves animal fats, and offers a delicate flavor. It claims lower cost than olive oil and is preferred by many over premium Italian olive oils.
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