Sewing Circle Advice Columns Open to Home Makers
The Boston Post invites New England homemakers to join the Sewing Circle forum. Readers may write about domestic matters such as household management, family issues, baby care, gardening, and related topics. Noms de plume are allowed and letters should be on one side of the paper. Correspondents seek practical advice and guidance.
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Real Problems That Vex Real
In reply to requests for the addresses of certain writers of letters to the Circle The editor of the Sewing Circle must decline to furnish addresses of correspondents under any conditions. Such addresses are furnished in confidence and that confidence must be respected. A letter to a sister signing as Brookline Matron explains rent in Back Bay and family details at marriage.
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Care Free California Tours Offered by Burlington Route
Reader advisory promotes Burlington Route Personally Conducted trips to California with a dedicated conductor and affordable prices. It highlights comfortable travel, organized tours, and congenial companions, inviting readers to contact Alex Stocks in Boston for details.
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Interesting Letters From Sewing Circle Featured
Some of the most interesting letters to the Sewing Circle are printed in the Sunday Post, showcasing community remarks and reader viewpoints in a weekly feature.
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A Woman's Way Street Roxbury Short Story Ends in Reconciliation
Rueben Glines returns from town with a paid-off mortgage and fifty dollars, planning farm machinery and perhaps new clothes for his wife Bess. She hopes for fashionable items, but after their dinner she and Rueben confront years of waiting. He offers the money to her. she declines for the farm, then later accepts a shared future as they reconcile.
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Bacon Tomato Rice with Tapioca Pudding
Boil 11 to 12 cups of rice until tender. Fry 4 slices bacon until crisp and pour over the rice. Add 1 pint boiling tomatoes with salt pepper and cayenne, simmer 5 minutes. Serves six. MABEL FLOOD, 9 Thayer place Brookline. Heat 1 pint sweet milk and 1 pint water, stir in 4 heaping tablespoons minute tapioca, boil 15 minutes, add egg yolks beaten with sugar and dates, fold in beaten whites. serves six. MABEL FLOOD
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Roxbury Crossing Board of Trade Publishes Advertiser
Members adopt the slogan Deal where the dealing is good and print it in large capitals to be shown in windows. The Roxbury Crossing Board of Trade Advertiser will be issued as an advertising medium for the district. R. A. Dinsmore will supervise the editorial section.
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Lake Eb len Wilson Named in Glacier National Park
Secretary Lane named a lake in Glacier National Park Lake Eb len Wilson in honor of the President's wife. The lake discovered last summer is described as the most beautiful of its size in the west and measures about a mile long and half a mile wide.
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