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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
15
The piece surveys current fashion trends including embroidered lingerie robes, shepherd check patterns, amber neck lace and coral tones, lace with chiffon or tulle sleeves, low strapped sandals, flesh colored chiffon yokes, white top coats, chiffon wraps with rose embroidery, pelisse dresses with scarfs and nets, and a French trend pairing hats with matching collars.
A jovial note from Walt Jason urges positivity despite troubles, with plans to celebrate and persevere. A flurry of letters from readers then critiques violent discipline in marriage, highlighting women who wield harsh control and the harms it causes, urging justice and equality in homes.
A club woman argues that mothers active in women's clubs and social life can still rear bright children. She cites college pupil data showing top students’ mothers engaged in activities outside the home. She honors homes-only mothers while defending broader worldly contributions.
A volley of letters to the Sewing Circle critiques a mother's tyrannical approach to her daughter and daughters in law. Respondents defend personal choice in marriage, warn against controlling behavior, and share experiences of friction with mothers and mothers in law. One writer, HARDWORKING MOTHER, cautions against imposing parental will and urges respect for the daughter's autonomy.
A sister recalls forgiving her twin after years apart and a troubled reconciliation with her husband. She describes family judgment, a run away, and how once forgiveness was granted she could not forgive again. The piece ends with the narrator stating she is trying to forget both sister and husband.
A lone speaker recalls Sally as he crosses hills and moors, musing on parting and the swift passage of time. He rejects fine or gay diversions, seeking only memory of the girl he left behind.
Agnes Wright reunites with her childhood friend Will Wescott after a tense riverbank walk. He vanishes to retrieve his cap, only to return with a dramatic confession of love. She realizes he is more than a friend as he grins and she embraces him, their quarrel ending in a kiss.
Some of the most intriguing letters to the Sewing Circle are printed in the Sunday Post, showcasing reader opinions and tips. The feature highlights community voices, crafts, sewing projects, and practical advice from readers.
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