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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1915
Page
15
Ruth praises a doctor who prescribes horseback riding for health. The writer meets her at the club where she exudes enthusiasm and describes her riding habit, tailor made coat, brown and white breeches, and a black straw hat. She contemplates taking up horseback riding again and imagines a white horse to match a new costume.
J W Muller presents timely articles explaining wartime duties for the Army and Navy. The 1915 series outlines strategic needs, mobilization steps, and reasons for preparedness to defend the nation.
The piece argues that peacetime US forces are fragmented across 49 posts with 30,000 soldiers, producing skeleton units that cannot form effective divisions or brigades. It notes praise for officers yet warns mobilization would assemble a chaotic, ill coordinated engine. The next article promises a simple remedy by army experts.
A Boston Post Sewing Circle department invites home makers in New England to share questions and tips on marriage, social life, family duties, and household economy. Letters discuss husbands neglecting attire, care for aging relatives, and balancing personal pleasures with home harmony, with readers urging empathy and practical duties.
Mollie and her daughter Mary pick berries on a family patch when Joe Newell confronts trespasser labels and reveals a buried tie to the land. Lawyer Crombie uncovers a joint ownership mix up by Silas Munroe and Susan Adams. Joe and Mollie reunite, choosing shared ownership and love.
A letter to the editor argues men should avoid indoor tobacco use, preferring cigars or pipes in a private room or office. The writer condemns cigarettes and urges wives to require smoking on the back porch or outdoors to protect the home’s atmosphere.
The Sunday Post prints several engaging letters to the Sewing Circle, showcasing reader opinions, fashion tips, and community insights that reflect local life and hobbies.
A Mazola advertisement provides a three minute mayonnaise recipe using salt lemon juice cayenne paprika egg yolk and mustard with gradual oil incorporation. It promotes Mazola corn oil as a salad dressing staple and offers free recipe booklets through Corn Products Refining Co and regional representatives in Boston.
The article by Dr Edwin F Bowers offers practical steps for sleepless nights. It covers routine adjustments, light exposure, and medical consultation to improve sleep quality for readers facing insomnia.
Stewed rhubarb with egg and flour filling a pie crust and a quick bake. Strawberry rolls use biscuit dough with strawberries, sugar, and butter baked in a pan. Jelly roll combines sugar flour eggs soda and cream tartar baked thin then rolled in cheese cloth to cool. Mrs. Ef T Nash Worcester address provided.
A reader from South Weymouth offers a method to revive a faded grass rug. Wash stains with soap and water, boil dark green dye in ten quarts of water, apply with a scrub brush from left to right, and let it dry outdoors. The rug should regain a new-like color.
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