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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1914
Page
13
A Boston Post Sewing Circle column shares readers' views on money in marriage. Women argue for individual savings and skepticism of relinquishing personal funds to husbands, with examples of joint uses and financial independence.
Alfred Noyes comments on five men in dark coats who uphold power and profit in a world on the brink. The poem depicts forces that push nations toward war, where wealth and influence override justice, and a secretary rings a bell that unleashes catastrophe beyond control.
A 19 year old asks if her long distance boyfriend will write from spring departure. The reply notes that absence can fade memory and urges waiting if he is able to write, but warns not to pin hope on an absent lover who gave no guarantee to stay in touch.
A sleek high neck collar with gemmed buckle updates blouses while back fullness mimics a calla lily. Silk sweaters under heavy coats suit motoring and skating, with new taffetas in stripes or plaids and rustle. Ready made guimpes pair with crepe de chine vests.
Mrs Bliss of Warren Massachusetts recounts Dick a seven year old dark brown horse who trots a mile in under three minutes and obeys whistle or name. He breaks carriage whips when annoyed and shows affection by kissing and patting his front hoof. A second pet tale due tomorrow.
A home cookery item lists ingredients and directions for a yeast cake bread and corn puffs. Bessie Owen of South Portland provides the yeast bread method including rising overnight and cinnamon butter topping, with Mrs Arthur Lenox sharing a corn puff recipe using corn milk pastry flour and baking powder.
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