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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1915
Page
13
A 1915 poem by the Bentztown Bard centers on living rightly with God and finding peace. It emphasizes moral steadiness, honest effort, and resilience, asserting that balance and truth lead to a righted life and the fading of darkness.
Readers share moral conflict over opening spouses letters and reading others mail. Loyalties," Loyal to Old Friends" recounts a wife who screened her husband's correspondence to uncover budget evasions and unauthorized gifts. A correspondent argues for privacy while another warns against parental letter pry.
A vintage column discusses fashion for large women with Miss Constance Gutterson’s tunics, plus readers writing about the so called Four Manly Sons. A short sentimental story follows a girl named Rose who buys a doctor for her mother and reunites with a long lost Earl, her presumed father.
A homey recipe block describes moulded apple pudding using apples, cornstarch, eggs, lemon, vanilla and a recommended mould, plus a baked cheese dish with stale bread, butter, cheese and milk. A tomato en casserole combines nut meats, rice, condensed tomato soup, garlic, salt and pepper baked 25 minutes.
A reader calling herself Other People's Letters argues for a mother’s right to open her daughter's letters to protect her from elicit affairs. The writer urges mothers to guard the home by knowing the content of correspondence and preventing harm from scoundrels.
The Sunday Post prints a selection of the Sewing Circle letters showcasing reader views and community responses. Readers share experiences and opinions on sewing topics in this recurring feature.
A seven year old girl recalls her family’s fall from a comfortable life after her mother admits an affair with a friend of her husband. The pair flee to New York with Rose, taking lodgings in a poorer city quarter while the mother confronts guilt and shattered fantasies.
Fashion notes describe top coats with bottom ripple and medium to short lengths with narrow shoulders. Separate and motor coats remain full length or seven-eighths while uneven lengths appear. Skirt changes include gathers plaits circular insets and pockets. Neckruff replaces fur neckpieces as organdie dentelle with shadow lace prints appears.
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