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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1917
Page
13
A reader asks if a three month relationship should be resumed as friends and whether sending a birthday card is appropriate. The columnist urges self respect, notes the man showed disinterest, and advises moving on rather than pursuing a farm or further ties.
A 239 recipe special cook book by famous cooks is offered free by The N. K. Fairbank Company. It promotes Cottolene as a richer shortening that enables one third less usage than other shortenings and invites readers to mail for the free booklet.
A collection of sewing circle letters covers engagement finances a June wedding a diamond ring and home furnishings debate on women’s roles snobbery and marriage harmony. Readers share personal views on finances independence trust and social expectations in American homes.
A scrambled set of recipe snippets from SOGGONGG for New England housewives. It includes a substitute for meat using a cheese egg bake, a nut raisin loaf with cream sauce, a meat leftovers dish, and a maple sugar dessert with nuts. Recipes list ingredients and basic steps for preparation.
A letter from Mrs. S. E. Piper of 33 Clarks Avenue St. Johnsbury Vermont advises improving longevity of odd jobs and fabrics by jamming up cans and breaking bottles before disposal and by making sheets with a wide hem on both ends to prevent wear from repeated use.
Mrs. Morton and her New York guests on Cape vacations discover clams vanish from a bucket left to soak, only to learn Mr. and Mrs. McKay gathered dozens clams nearby and left them at the back door as a playful surprise, prompting a sly paraphrase of Tennyson about morals in clams and shore life.
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