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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1914
Page
13
Readers share blunt opinions on spying, trust, and finances in marriage. A wife’s drastic actions, spousal respect, and self reliance are debated, with anecdotes from women across Boston and New England reflecting domestic tensions and the era’s gender norms.
Paris reports the latest street dress by La Croix a one piece blue taffeta with black velvet stripes and a white taffeta vest featuring cut steel buttons. The style is described as ample and comfortable, rich in color and fabric yet practically unadorned.
Mrs Rose Pelletier wife of Louis Pelletier died at Kimball Hospital from burns suffered four weeks earlier while polishing a stove at home on Wilsonville road using kerosene compound The accident occurred before birth of a child who survived three days after birth.
The Treasury Department prepares action for the Justice Department on a $3.9 million old claim for bond aid for 100 miles of railroad between Atchison and Waterville Kansas now owned by Missouri Pacific. Secretary McAdoo notified Speaker Clark in response to a House resolution.
A recipe by Mary E Wright lists sausage with potatoes onions and carrot. Boil sausage in water twice to purge it then cut components and simmer in two quarts of water until potatoes are cooked. Thickening with flour and seasoning with salt and pepper completes the dish.
A collection of kitchen instructions lists a chicken pie method with onion and carrot base, flour thickening, crust topping, and baking instruction credited to Mrs J T Harris of Dorchester. It also provides a cream cocoa muffin recipe from Miss Lulu A Graham of Bangor Maine and mentions The Post sewing circle letters in the Sunday Post.
Eunice Meredith rebuffs Carleton after his persistence at the links. A daredevil chase ensues when a bull is driven toward party guests, forcing Carleton to stop the beast with his car and a pistol. Eunice appears in pink, pledging acceptance after his heroism.
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