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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1916
Page
15
Reader asks for distinguishing flags of major nations used in decorations or tableaux. Descriptions cover Britain France Germany Russia Belgium Turkey Italy Austria Servia Japan and Bulgaria with color patterns and staff positions.
A 1916 verse by the Bent Town Bard from Southern Press Syndicate praises capturing light and swing toward dawn and visions of kingdoms. It speaks of faith, truth, youth, and the resilience to conquer with song and grace.
An advice column in the Boston Post invites readers to share tips on home life, finances, and family issues. Letters discuss spousal respect, mother in law tensions, money control, and courtship delays with cautions to be firm yet loving.
A patriotic verse salutes naval crews led by admiral, captain, and commodore. It praises Columbia’s blue sons and the sailors fighting, describing shells, thunder, and sea battle until the foe retreats.
Dorothy discusses a hectic upcoming week ahead of TJ moving to the country. She highlights a new gown with pale silver-gray faille and royal blue velvet trim, lace underskirt, and a decorative edge band. The note notes a bridge club gathering and plans for early arrival.
Dear Miss Champagne advises a young woman in a seven year walking relationship with a man five years older who has never proposed. The writer asks if Leap Year excuses delaying commitment and whether the man’s intentions should be clarified now. The response urges clear discussion, noting a man should know if he wants marriage after a year and that questions about the future are long overdue.
The Amateu r Gardener notes Fr Ty offers cucumber stewing advice. Seed can be planted outdoors with hills four to six feet apart and rich soil. Plant three times as many seeds as plants desired, thin to four per hill, and continue successive sowings. Spray vines with Bordeaux arsenate or land plaster to combat blight and bugs.
A simple and charming skirt features a draped front with a pointed overskirt. From the two upper corners of the overskirt hang long tassels, completing the decorative arrangement.
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