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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1914
Page
17
A lyrical fragment celebrates a winsome girl whose image evokes fairy lore yet reveals deep, gentle affection. The piece contrasts ethereal charm with real warmth as the speaker notes the girl’s impact on a worn heart.
The Boston Post Sewing Circle is a regular department inviting New England home makers to discuss domestic topics, family problems, budgeting, baby care, gardening, and related issues. Correspondents may use pen names and ask questions, writing on one side of the page.
A married traveler writes that New England men are generally courteous to unescorted women, noting she travels alone and has faced only one harassment by a drunken man. Another letter argues women invite stares by dress, while a third persona, Meg, seeks advice on finding a husband amid modern dating, warning bachelor life can turn lonely with age.
End indigestion and dyspepsia with Pape's Diapepsin praised for speed and harmless action. The ad touts rapid relief from sour, gassy stomachs and warns of drastic drugs, urging readers to keep a 50 cent case at home for quick aid.
Amy learns Joe will seek a bold life abroad then returns to join the farm life together. He explains his choice as the bravest thing and vows to be a worthy master, not a tyrant, while Amy discovers true love lies in shared fidelity and lasting partnership.
A clipped recipe describes preparing rabbit with butter, onion, bacon, liver, red wine and bread crumbs. The mixture is seasoned, bound with egg yolks, and layered in a crusted pie dish for baking, reflecting traditional home kitchen methods.
Travel cheaply with a Personally Conducted party. Enjoy good company all the way as our conductor guides you from start to finish, with careful guest selection and a comfortable journey to California.
A kitchen note from Mrs. J. Mardon of Border Street Savantum describes a Washington pie crust using beaten milk flour yeast and bake in pie tins. The filling mixes cream milk cocoa vanilla and sugar whip into cream after an hour for a rich dessert.
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