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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
15
Boston Post readers debate young mothers, chaperones, and how a groom should save and spend for his future wife. Letters recount personal experiences, advise about banking together, and discuss romance costs for a three person outing with the mother.
Some of the most interesting letters to the Sewing Circle are printed in the Sunday Post. This brief note highlights reader correspondence and community interest pieces appearing in the weekend edition.
A young man writes seeking guidance about choosing West Point over his sweetheart. He earns 24 weekly and faces an eight year army commitment. The column suggests balancing career and love, noting no rule forbids marrying a sweetheart and urging faithfulness during training.
A faded recipe collection features sardine butter toasts with stuffed olives and egg white borders from Mrs. J. F. Madden of Bradford along with a baked oatmeal gem recipe from Nina L. Colbey of Island Pond Vermont. The instructions cover crusted sardine paste on toast and a mixed batter for gem pan baking.
Washington March 2 After a vigorous partisan contest the House passed a bill to bar foreign convict made or pauper made goods from competition with American free labor. The measure moves to the Senate and follows a House bill restricting interstate shipment of convict made goods into states that ban their sale.
Brigadier General Montgomery M. Macomb sailed today from Honolulu on the liner Wilhelmina for San Francisco. He will go to Washington to assume the presidency of the War College.
Paragraphs describe trends in fashion including plaid milinery Paris hair worn high beauty patch veil net sleeves and vests in spring. Heavy lace veils over nose and mouth clear net over eyes and short coats with boleros create new silhouettes with widened backs and puffed lines.
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