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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1916
Page
12
Readers discuss domestic strains from jealousy and trust to in law tensions and child discipline. The column relays letters about marital harmony, money worries, and managing home life in New England households seeking guidance.
Merchants and shops across Boston and surrounding towns advertise hardware, paint, and home improvement supplies. Listings include W. & A. Bacon and dozens of hardware firms with addresses across East Boston Dorchester Roxbury Cambridge Chelsea and more.
The Sunday Post highlights a selection of interesting letters to the Sewing Circle, showcasing reader views and community chatter on craft and fashion topics.
Four submarines arrived in New York under escort by the monitor Tallehassee and the torpedo boat destroyer Worden after departing Hampton Roads yesterday.
Amy covertly sabotages rival Will Redding’s test by feeding him extra meals and sweets to disrupt his concentration while arranging a visit from the college friend. Jack wins by one point as Amy celebrates her cunning plan and their improved prospects.
A lyrical tribute hails the Mayflower as a pure emblem of freedom and unity. It evokes the ship as a steadfast symbol, praising its voyage and the loyalty of those who honor it with steadfast gratitude.
A scanned page presents a mock ice cream recipe with gelatine milk eggs sugar vanilla and cream plus a cornmeal pudding using Indian meal flour sour milk and soda. The note credits SUSAN A CARD of Providence Rhode Island and offers stepwise directions for each dish.
A brief fragment describes a method to boil lumps in a buttered mold, adding soda last, and serving with liquid sauce or maple syrup. No dates or people named.
Household hints suggest pinning hems of stockings and sheets with safety pins to speed washing and drying. Use a safety pin as a substitute for a ribbon runner if the ribbon is lost. For a nickel finish rub with kerosene and polish dry. Cliftondale reader Mrs Jennigove at 8 Maple Street offers tips.
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