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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1916
Page
13
Readers share personal experiences on jealousy in marriage, family duties, and finances. Advice emphasizes avoiding arguments, changing topics to defuse jealousy, and using tact, with notes from multiple signatories about love, duty to spouses, and preserving harmony in the home.
Scattered cookbook style notes from Lucile M. McGrath of Caribou Maine, with a lemon pie recipe by Mrs. Anna B. Pollard of Hast Lynn, plus scalloped potatoes with pimentos and a lemon sherbet. Includes detailed steps and quantities for crust, filling, and freezing.
The Rindge Technical School in Cambridge will award diplomas tonight to 20 graduating students from its evening industrial school. The ceremony occurs at 8 o clock in the Washington building assembly hall, with diplomas presented by Charles F. J. McCue of the Cambridge School Board.
A narrator describes altering a lace blouse with fur trim into a chic pink mousseline outfit. The foundation remains, neck opened, shoulders gathered with a pleated frill and violet ribbon accents. She plans to wear the new look to the bridge gathering tomorrow and invites a companion.
Paragraphs describe colors in new lingerie, satin piping trim for georgette crepe dresses, sleeveless nightgowns, checked taffeta trims, ruffled tulle skirts with satin bodices, corduroy country skirts, soutache braiding on linen frocks, velvet and chiffon frocks, patent leather motifs on gabardine suits, beaded lingerie trims, and crepe de chine garments with iridescent bead panels.
The poem speaks of love bringing enduring happiness patience courage and joy amid lifelong struggle. It envisions love as a guiding light through battles valleys and seasons with imagery of sunshine mornings flutes daisies and dewdrops. The speaker vows to remain merry valiant and content as the soul loves forever.
Unitarians and Congregationalists unite to buy Star Island near the Isles of Shoals for religious use. To cover repairs and maintenance a total of 40 000 dollars is needed, with 9 000 dollars remaining to be raised by April 1. Subscriptions may be sent to Carl B Wetherell in Watertown or Rev William I Lawrance in Boston.
The body of Charles A. Vinal, 73, commander of the G. A. R. post in North Scituate, was found on Main Street after a trip from a G. A. R. meeting in Dorchester. He suffered a shock after leaving the train at North Scituate.
A hungry family clings to beef stew as a daily necessity. Margaret, wary of gossip at school and burdened by chores, dreams of change but sustains the house. An accident brings Mr. Johnson into the fold, his kindness sparking a romance that leads to a wedding and shared meals.
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