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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1915
Page
15
Mrs Warren visits a nervous bride across the street after finding her door open and overhearing tears. She helps plan a full home cooked dinner, shows how to make mayonnaise, boil potatoes, and bake a real strawberry shortcake. The husband and guest praise the meal, transforming the bride’s view of domestic life.
Series by J. W. Muller explains potential wartime duties for the army and navy, outlining strategic needs and justifications. It surveys mobilization, defense planning, and the rationale behind universal military training and preparedness during 1915.
The article argues American harbor works deter ships from entering, notes 12 inch steel mortars with 700 pound shells will devastate ships from land, and compares land guns to naval guns, predicting the 14 inch gun will offer longer life and equal range with heavier projectiles. The next piece promises a harbor defense analysis.
Poetic verse depicting bright sunshine, nature scenes, and seasonal imagery. Evokes triumphant summer tones with personifications of Pan and Lady Summer and calls on readers to enjoy endless daylight. Copyright notice indicates 1915 Southern Press Syndicate.
Green corn pancakes mix milk sugar salt butter and egg with flour and baking powder. Fry until light and brown and serve with bacon for breakfast. A simple old fashioned recipe suitable with fresh fruit honey or maple syrup.
In letters to the Sewing Circle editor a Boston Post column, readers seek guidance on marriage behavior and home life. A single man, a failed farmer, and a woman seeking forgiveness share experiences, with advice stressing practical loyalty, self improvement, and patient judgment.
Mrs Jennie Gove of Cliftondale shares a tip to profit from rhubarb by digging roots after freezing weather, storing them warm in a dark cellar with soil, then pulling later for a large winter crop. Large stalks pay 25 cents a pound. smaller ones 10 cents.
Some readers submit the most interesting letters to the Sewing Circle printed in the Sunday Post. The writer offers prayers and comments on husbands drifting into roles they do not seek.
Miss Mary A. Jones of the Boston Milk and Baby Hygiene Association has prepared a complete baby clothes pattern set. The Gertrude petticoat simple slip and a cape with or without hood are available at twelve association stations or the executive office at 28 Bennet Street for five cents. The project serves over 4000 Boston babies and aims to help unskilled mothers prepare for their coming child.
Linus J. Comeau of Malden has been wounded during trench duty with Allied forces in France. Cards sent by his family say he was wounded in an engagement on June 28 and moved to a hospital behind the front. Comeau, a former Malden resident, enlisted in the First Canadian Division last fall and escaped death at Ypres when his regiment suffered heavy losses.
Margaret Wilson joins the Chautauqua Summer School on Community Affairs and will deliver several lectures during the session at Chautauqua New York.
A shopper describes a breakfast tray with two solid sides that lift six inches above the bed, steadier than a table. It comes in three colors and promises to prevent spills, noting it would be well used in both master and guest rooms.
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