Money and Morals in a Hard Winter Sewing Circle
Letters to the Sewing Circle argue money buys health and happiness through personal stories. A poor family recalls deaths and illness mitigated by funds, while readers describe thrift, budgeting, and consumer choices showing how money shapes health, home, and happiness in New England.
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Boston Daily and
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New England
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Charming white Jersey sports costume with blue stripe details
A reader recalls a striking white Jersey cloth sports costume seen this afternoon. The skirt, coat pockets, cuffs, and high collar featured blue and white stripes, with a waistcoat-like belt and blue smoke-pearl buttons, a memory that stirs admiration.
Gelatine tips from Ellen I Foster
Household hints show gelatine thickens thin soup adds body. A teaspoon in a quart of water helps any soup. Gelatine helps small meat bits firm for slicing. A lotion of bay rum gelatine and lemon juice removes stains. Ellen I Foster 140 Lincoln Street Holyoke.
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Ellen I. Foster
Lincoln Street
Holyoke
Lost and Snowbound
A twelve year old girl Eileen travels alone to visit her grandmother but is mistaken for a different town. She becomes stranded in Leicester during a blizzard, is helped by a boy George and his mother Mrs Edwards, and later reaches Western and returns to visit Leicester. Years later she reflects on the stormy night and the kindness she received.
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Leicester
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Bileen
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George
Jim
Mr. Morton
Morton
South Street
Master George
Whitings
Hileen
Leicester Manor
Santa Claus
Dear Miss Champagne Help Me Find a Gentleman
A 19 year old expresses loneliness despite a well-to-do home and stylish life. She seeks guidance to find a courteous, well dressed gentleman and asks about starting a correspondence through Miss Champagne's advice. She hosts parties and desires social engagement to reduce loneliness.
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Miss Champagne
Valley of Better Things in Sunshine Song
A 1916 verse by the Bentztown Bard speaks of a Valley of Better Things where light, love, and kindness reign. It envisions sweet healing, shared praise, and a world united by love as life is described as beautiful and the heart finds its summer.
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Southern Press Syndicate
Discovering a Friend in Hard Times
A reflective verse about how sorrow reveals true neighbors as friends. It contrasts idle greetings in bright days with genuine support that appears in adversity, showing how hardship transforms casual passersby into companions who lend strength.
War of gowns opens today in hotel Lenox suites
A New York importing firm launches a fashion battle with Boston rivals at the Hotel Lenox. Both sides set up in adjoining suites as rush of samples begins before sunrise. The conflict is a quiet dressmaker war, not Olympic combat.
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Hotel Lenox
New York
Boston
Lenox
Secret Service
Easter Calma Lily Cones From Simple Batter Guide
A New England Housewives item offers a recipe to bake small round tins into cones that resemble calma lilies. Mix sugar eggs flour water salt tar tar soda, bake, roll into cones, fill with vanilla whipped cream, add an egg yolk stamen, or use as a layer cake with cream and strawberries. From Mrs Lydia M Richards of Waterville Maine.
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Washington
Lydia M. Richards
Pleasant Street
Waterville
New World Women Admire Peace and Progress Says Guest
Andre Tridon of New York, guest of honor at a Women’s City Club dinner, argues the New World lacks dolled-up theatrics and praises enlightened progressive women. He contrasts American virtue with European notions of patriotism and predicts a future where states abandon male-only governance and bachelor housekeeping declines.
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Andre Tridon
New York
New World
Coutesy
Double funeral planned for Lynn siblings
Arrangements are underway for a double funeral for Margaret Dempsey, 68, and her twin brother Michael Hanlon, of 50 Hood Street, Lynn. Hanlon died Saturday at Union Hospital from Brights disease, while his sister died Sunday night in Lynn Hospital from the same illness. she did not know of his death.
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Margaret Dempsey
Michael Hanlon
Hood Street
Lynn
Hanlon
Union Hospital
Bright
Lynn Hospital
Winthrop Approves Funds for Preparedness and Gear
At the annual town meeting Winthrop voters approved 1500 dollars for preparedness and 1900 dollars for maintenance of the Winthrop machine gun company plus 40 dollars for a rifle range.
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Winthrop
Winthrop Machine Gun Company
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