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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1917
Page
13
Practical guidance on planning a quiet home wedding with about twenty guests. Advises informal invitations written by the mother and father, noting a day and hour, and stresses a simple ceremony with close relatives and friends. Also includes etiquette for tipping hats politely.
Recipes from New England Housewives featured in the Sunday Post including Western Custard Raisin Pie with a single crust and cool custard, Chocolate-Filled Cookies with a coconut filling, and Coffee Bread. It credits Mrs. Olivia Sneddon of Boston and Mrs. Nellie J. Geer of Norwich, Conn.
Benjamin Hunt, holder of the Boston Post cane in North Reading, died at his home Sunday. A life long resident, he was born August 20, 1824, the son of Asa Hunt and Tamor Damon Hunt.
A collection of reader letters from the Sewing Circle discusses marriage, home life, and social expectations. Topics include fidelity to spouses, mothers in law, women seeking independence, dress and finances, and advice from a veteran reader.
Poem envisions a world transformed by mutual love and kindness. It imagines stars brightening, greed ending, and neighbors speaking with care. If hate turns to love and duty guides actions, life would feel divine.
Washington reports that Navy Department employees will receive equal pay to men in similar roles. Secretary Daniels stated there is no intention to discriminate, noting all positions are graded with the same pay regardless of sex.
An Arnold Arboretum sourced display of flowering shrubs with wide variety and vivid coloring is shown at the Massachusetts Horticultural Society outdoor exhibit at Wentworth Institute grounds Huntington Avenue. The exhibit runs through Thursday night as a show feature drawing hundreds from New England on holiday.
The notice touts two piece suits with high princess skirts and cotton georgette crepe gaining favor abroad. Turbans use pasted feathers while pique fabrics supply sportswear ensembles.
The letter column responds to queries about Earth diameters the equator and pole to pole the weight of a stone common English phrases for Vive la France what is the hardest word xylotechnographica the boiling point of water and when it boils historical military sizes Xerxes Thermopylae the whale versus peccary as fiercest animal and Lincoln’s second inaugural address rendered with charity for all and malice toward none
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