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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
15
A children’s verse admonishes pets to eat what is set before them and stay clean. The speaker addresses a tiger whale and leopard urging good behavior and proper baths.
Readers debate wives attending films, conflict with home duties, and the impact on soldier families. Mothers of two soldiers and others criticize movie fiends while supporters cite relief from household drudgery and improved husbands.
Boston journalist Charles Franklin Jones argues that unity among English speaking peoples is essential to win the war. He notes the war will last if freedom lovers fail to crush the enslaving spirit of Prussia and urges collective action akin to French resolve.
Helen Miller Gould Shepard born June 20 1868 in New York daughter of Jay Gould and wife of Finley J Shepard. She funded NYU library in 1895 and the Hall of Fame five years later and supported the Spanish American War with 100000 dollars for war purposes and aid to soldiers. She supported YMCA YWCA Red Cross and many other organizations and later adopted three children.
War era home cooks outline Angel Ginger Bread and Golden Johnny Cake using limited pantry items. Recipes list flour sugar molasses shortening and spices with directions to boil water or boil longer for flavor. Names credited include Mrs Maurice Sawyer of Laconia New Hampshire.
Nostalgic note contrasts old back breaking river washing with Lux flakes. Claim highlights easy cleansing of sheer silks and delicate fabrics producing spotless results and new-appearing garments. Princess Nausicaa metaphor used to market washing power and elegance.
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