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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1917

Page

11

Review of Current Books on Government and Society

A critical survey of popular books during wartime, noting Are We Capable of Self-Government by Frank W. Noxon. Beer's The English-Speaking Peoples argues for a democratic alliance among English-speaking nations. Coolidge explains the Triple Alliance's origin, and Hoar's Constitutional Conventions guides Massachusetts voters.

Liege Harper Frank W. Noxon Noxon Dulness Macmillan George Louis Beer United States United Kingdom Canada Australia New Zealand South Africa London

Essays on advertising churches and notes on Jane Austen

A survey of church advertising ethics by multiple clergy contributors highlights methods to fill pews. The piece also marks Jane Austen's death centenary and offers Austen reading guidance, with reflections on Wells and other authors, plus notes on Rex Beach and humorist Wood.

Lippincott

Youthful Lover Wanders In Moonlit Dreamland

The poem describes a youth who loves a lady and wanders in a silver moon world. He walks in dreamlike lands, wearing strange cloths, guided by fairies and flowers, fed on distant honey, in a timeless yesterday.

Household Hints for Storing Root Crops and Squash

Advice from Mrs Edith E Kelso on preserving beets carrots and turnips in dry sand or leaves in the cellar, with squash and pumpkins kept in an attic. Recommends a wooden partitioned corner away from furnaces for vegetable storage.

Edith E. Kelso Greenway Street Pittsfield

Everyday Etiquette Letter to the Hostess After a Visit

A domestic conversation should be spoken softly after catching her eye to request what you want. A bread and butter letter to a hostess thanks her for hospitality and notes how much you enjoyed the visit, written within a day or two of returning home.

Sewing Circle Phoebe

Tripe Fry and Oat Drop Cookies From Ladies

A column of home recipes from Mrs A E Thompson of New Haven and Mrs R C Marsters of Boston includes frying tripe after boiling and drying, then finishing with butter, and a batter free fried option. Also included are oat drop cookies with rolled oats and butter, and a raisin spice bake with sour milk and eggs.

A. E. Thompson Shelton Avenue New Haven Conn R. C. Marsters Clarendon Street Suite Boston

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