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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1915

Page

11

Patchwork Quilt and the Lexington Road Mystery

In 1775 Mason farmhouse Phyllis Mason carries a secret patchwork quilt message for her father. She hides from Red coats behind a quilt camouflaged by its green lining, escapes to Mistress Wood and returns home. Four years later the quilt becomes a family relic retold to descendants.

Mason Lexington Road Grandmother Mason Phyllis Mason John Wood Mistress Wood Phyllis John Concord Tiler

Household hints to clean white straw hats

Household hints instruct dissolving five cents' worth of oxalic acid in a glass of water to scrub the hat with a nail brush after removing dust. Rinse, dry in the sun. Black chip hats can be refreshed by wiping with a soft silk handkerchief then a light olive oil rub. Mrs F M Wheeler Waterville Me.

F. M. Wheeler North Street Waterville

Die Doster Fest Sewing Circle

The Sewing Circle is a regular Boston Post column for New England homemakers to discuss home and household concerns. Topics include family, domestic difficulties, baby care, household economy, flowers, and gardening. correspondents may use pen names and write on one side of the paper.

Sewing Circle Boston Daily and Sunday Post New England Poston Post

Should They Tell Him and Ruin Two Lives

In reply to readers asking if women should warn a young man about a woman's dissolute life, contributors argue for or against disclosure. Some insist telling on the partner is a duty to save him, others condemn meddling, urging individuals to mind their own business and let the man learn what he should know. A Newport, R. I. reader notes harms from interference.

Sewing Circle Portsmouth

Recipes from Mrs Holdridge and Miss Covey

Practical home cooking items from Taft's Corner Spencer Mass and 22 Perry Street Brookline. Includes Yorkshire pudding with gravy, honey oatmeal bread with oats lard honey yeast rising, and delicious pan stew using cold beefsteak potatoes onions tomatoes and water. The notes credit Mrs Holdridge and Miss Covey as sources.

A. W. Holdridge Taft’s Corner Spencer, Mass Miss Etta Covey Perry Street Brookline

Fads and Fashions Highlight Spring Styles and Fabrics

Paragraphs note enduring braids and foulards as staples, and white or black outfits remain in fashion. Bordered chiffons return, minimal dress for children grows evident, veils gain popularity, and spring sports coats feature flared hems. Blues and gabardines lead fabrics with new square-yoked blouses that button up front.

What the Chimney Sang Poem

The poem depicts a night wind singing through a chimney as a family reacts. A woman recalls a lost child, children fear a witch or fairy, and a man contemplates winter and wages. The poet, observing, declares the wind a divine harmony.

Toil and Love Amid Duty in Twilight Verse

Poem extols toil and struggle balanced by love and home. The speaker pledges to endure pain and battle, guided by love’s light and the promise of a peaceful cottage. Copyright 1915 Southern Press Lynd.

Southern Press Lynd

Health survey to inspect Holyoke schools begins

Dr. Thomas F. Harrington, director of school hygiene in Boston public schools, will begin a health survey of Holyoke schools on Wednesday.

Health Survey OF Holyoke Schools Thomas F. Harrington Boston Public Schools Holyoke

Frau Schwimmer Addresses Women on Peace Plea

The Women’s City Club hosted Frau Rosika Schwimmer who spoke on Women in the Belligerent Countries urging constructive peace. Miss Mary Caroline Crawford chaired the luncheon with a head table including Mrs. George W. Coleman and Mrs. James J. Storrow.

Rosika Schwimmer Mary Caroline Crawford George W. Coleman James J. Storrow Mary Schenck Woolman W. H. Foster Bertha Cushing Child F. E. A. Goodwin John K. Allen Edith Burleigh E. C. Moore W. Z. Ripley Langdon Warner

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