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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1915

Page

17

Sewing Circle in Boston Post Aims as Woman's Own Forum

The Sewing Circle is a regular department in the Boston daily and Sunday Post. It invites New England homemakers to discuss home and household topics from marriage and child care to gardening and economy. Send letters with noms de plume to Sewing Circle Editor.

Sewing Circle Boston Daily and Sunday Post New England Boston Post

Right of opening others letters sparks debate in Sewing Circle

Readers argue over a husband reading his wife and daughters letters. Watershed views support parental oversight to protect daughters from harm, while others defend mutual trust. Letters from Franklin NH and Dorchester reflect varied moral stances on discipline and gender roles.

Sewing Circle Hubby Springfield Watertown Dorchester

Sail Over Beckons Bob as Phyllis Littleton Arrives

Bob Wentworth improvises for a swift sail to fetch Phyllis Littleton who arrives with a trunk and boat crew. Mrs Wentworth greets the pair, while Bob endures a shock at meeting Phyllis who is actually Phil, the Littletons’ daughter. The scene shifts from a quiet station to a lively harbor as preparations begin.

Mrs. Wentworth Littletons Tom Littleton Chicago Phil Bob Robert Michael Robert Wentworth Mr. Littleton Phyllis Littleton Shéu’wester

Bob’s Sweet Pea Plan Triggers Mother’s Smile

Bob hides a room makeover and a big bunch of sweet peas in the guest room. His mother catches him at the door and curious, she smiles at his secret plan, hinting a possible change in his views on the gentler sex.

Bob

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