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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1916
Page
16
Readers recount a dramatic farewell as a dying woman nears eternity. A widow describes comforting her sister, defending past torn loyalties, and praying for final peace while urging husband to say goodbye.
A reader from Andover provides simple tips to save labor by using paper to clean fowl and to cut up fish meat and bread. Folded paper leaves no washing mess and a soft paper can grease pie plates.
Advertises at home knitting work with earnings from $2.00 to $8.00 daily. Claims easy training and steady year round work from home for ladies. Encourages responding to Auto-Knitters Auto-Knitters Co Inc Dept 8 Buffalo NY for full particulars.
Harry Ix of Ferncroft and "Toodles" fame denies an imminent marriage in a New York message to the Post. He says no bride has been chosen yet and notes February’s leap day passes without nuptials as he plans to travel to California soon.
Poem style lyric praising love as light grows from a small start to bring peace and joy The piece attributes the season of sunshine to love and happiness in life with floral imagery and a gentle tonal arc
Fragmentary childlike note suggests a speaker doubting adult maturity and seeing grownups as actors. The text hints at a playful confrontation with aging roles and identity. No clear event, date, or named entities are identifiable.
Women delight in the new Chin Chin Hemp Sailors embellished with silk and flowers, the most bewitching spring hats so far. They sell for $1 at Wolf’s My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets, including a legal stamps offer in the bargain.
Two young grandsons of the Governor and Thomas W. Layson arrived at the State House in Boston and took possession of the Governor's office. The four and three year old boys, visiting from Prineville Oregon, caused state business to halt briefly during their stopover.
Fresh from the West two McCall brothers of Prineville Oregon visited their grandfather the governor He was busy and the boys took over his office he joked the new job put his elective post in the shade He became chief maid in waiting to the boys and declined further work.
Over five million dollars has been spent to publicize Mae Burns image. She is among twelve million dollar faces featured in a double page spread in the forthcoming Sunday Post Magazine.
Simple kitchen instructions for cooked salad dressing, uncooked dressing, vinegar taffy and peanut butter fudge. Includes specific ingredient amounts and steps. Ends with the author’s name and address at 48 Meridian Street, Melrose.
Silk suits dominate the season with vivid spring presence. A black straw toque with velvet crown contrasts a range of capes and tailored waists. Children's fashions favor simple dresses in colored cotton while blue batiste accents appear in French lingerie. White piping and linings brighten spring suits, and leg of mutton sleeves pair with high contrast collars.
Poem by Father Ryan portrays two loves, one shy and one proud, kneeling before a white gate as prayers rise like wings. The rite unites two hearts, blessing their earthly bond with heavenly grace.
In a tenement room Helen sews while Mrs Brown bursts in with a basket of apples and a demand to finish a waist. A sick brother, a hungry family, and a bold rescue unfold as a young girl’s claim that Mrs Brown brought the apples to share leads to a surprising act of charity. The stout woman ultimately offers a home for Helen and her brother, promising Jimmy a place as well.
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