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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1916
Page
13
The fragment hints at a misquoted line about borrowers and lenders. It references resolving a future issue and echoes Shakespearean phrasing. No clear event or entities are sustained beyond the literary allusion.
In a collage of reader letters a mix of views on women's loyalty, housework rights, and wartime preparedness are aired. Admonitions against shielding wrongdoers and praise for respectful conduct appear alongside appeals for better treatment of domestic workers and calls for national defense.
Poem stanzas celebrate a Sabbath outing from smoky towns to sunlit fields. The speaker urges a family stroll on a peaceful Sunday to forget toil, enjoy hay smells, sheep and lark songs, and feel the freedom of a quiet rest.
A sample of the Sewing Circle’s most engaging letters appears in the Sunday Post, highlighting reader views and community chatter about crafts, fashion, and local hobbies.
A Sunday Post feature presents recipes for desserts and baked goods. Included are Banbury Tarts, Chocolate Pudding with a butter sauce, Blueberry Muffins, and a topping with whipped cream and lady fingers. Credits go to Mrs M J McDonald of Wayland and Irene Hilton of Mercer, Me.
The writer details a turquoise-blue ottoman silk evening cape trimmed with beaver fur and cream silk lace. It features a circular cut, round gathered yoke, high standing collar, and old-rose ribbon accents intended for a dance setting. Lucille’s envy is noted as a reaction to the fashionable garment.
Ruth is given a borrowed necklace to impress Norman Hawley’s mother at a farmhouse meeting. The pearls cause guilt as Ruth contemplates confessing or returning the jewel, while Mrs Hawley teases about unobserved generosity and the gift dilemma unfolds over luncheon.
Readers query Rhode Island voting eligibility, naturalization rights for first papers, and military camp tuition. Answers confirm US citizen status, two year state residency, and disallow rights from first papers. no tuition fee but own gear needed for Plattsburg enrollment. submarines use electric propulsion underwater. Dan Emmett credited for the cotton song variant while Pike authored the other verse.
The annual wakefield Merchants' Association outing will be July 26. Special cars depart Wakefield square early for Salemt Willows where sports will be held. Harbor trips from the Willows will run hourly for two hours offering views of north shore resorts.
The narrator recalls returning to a hometown and a past romance with Daisy now aged and worn. He notes seven husky sons, daily chores, and old friends still gathering by the river and the church, while his memories of youthful nights linger.
Paragraph points on fads note fur cloths for autumn and white horse hair hats trimmed with maiden hair ferns. Jersey wraps, pleated skirts, and vested jackets return, with white ostrich collars and long black velvet scarves lined in white satin. All white hats gain popularity as waxed voile and lustrous silks appear in Paris.
The second match in the series between the Lexington High School girls known as the Queens and the Lexington playground girls team captained by Annie Moakley will be played Friday at 4 on the Lexington Centre playground. The playground side won the first game, but the high school, led by Ruth Hubbell, looks strong for a win with new players.
Members will play a July and August Saturday golf tournament series on the nine hole course off the Old road to Nine Acre Corner. The summer events follow the completion of the spring schedule.
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