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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1915
Page
13
Marie wishes for party dresses and finds her grandmother's gown. She wears it to a social event and discovers how lovely it appears compared to modern fashions. The tale contrasts old and new styles through Marie's excitement and grandmotherly memories.
Leftover pastry is transformed into Cheese Straws Fruit Tarts Cinnamon Rolls Marshmallow Trifles and Nut Crusties. The tips include rolling crusts trimming edges filling with jam butter or nuts then baking until golden with simple log cabin style presentation.
Washington July 29 Rear Admiral C B T Moore commandant of the naval station at Honolulu since February 1913 was transferred to the retired list on account of age Rear Admiral Clifford J Roush to relieve him Captain Albert Gleaves commandant of the New York navy yard since September 1914 will succeed Moore in the active list
Poem excerpt urging individuals to act bravely and leave lasting marks of greatness. It compares life to battle and bivouac and suggests that others may gain courage by following noble deeds.
The Boston Post sewing circle invites wives and home makers to share domestic questions. A young bride asks whether to marry a man who refuses a weekly allowance, while her mother urges independent spending. The respondent praises marrying quickly before someone else does.
Boil and shred salt cod then mix with mashed potatoes egg milk salt and pepper. Shape into cakes, dip in egg and crumbs, fry in Mazola for a crisp crust. Mazola promises hotter frying without greasiness and is advertised with free recipe book and grocery store availability.
A reader warns young brides against joint finances and urges careful control of money in marriage. A letter cites two sons, one who shares an allowance and loses savings through a wife’s misinvestment, and another who denies an allowance and achieves stability with shared funds and a policy.
The Sunday Post features some of the most engaging letters to the Sewing Circle, showcasing reader opinions, crafting tips, and community chatter from devoted enthusiasts.
Household tips advise washing on a dull day to avoid streaking. Dust inside and out, wash woodwork, then clean windows with warm water and a touch of ammonia. Do not use soap. dust corners with a small cloth on a stick and dry with cotton cloth, not linen.
In a 1915 analysis by J. W. Muller, the article argues the unorganized volunteers would form the core of a future large army, outlines limits on the national guard, and examines constitutional constraints on federal control of state militias. It notes reforms, education by regulars, and a proposed voluntary pay-for-service plan. Annie Martin of Chapin Street Marlboro signs off.
In a diary style entry, Patricia notes a charming floral cretonne coat with a black patent belt and a matching white straw hat. She plans to wear the ensemble to tennis matches and hopes for approval, confessing a tendency to overspend when shopping with others.
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