Right to Interfere Between Man and Wife
Sister urged to intervene in a troubled marriage. Advertisement promotes a Burlington Route vacation circuit through Glacier Yellowstone Cody Denver Colorado Springs and Estes Park with Boston office contact for free folders and maps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier
Yellowstone National Parks
Yellowstone
Cody Road
Rocky Mountain
Estes) National Park
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Garden of the Gods
Burlington
West
Alex Stocks
New England Pass
Washington St
Boston
Shall I Interfere in a Wife's Welfare Debate
Readers discuss whether a friend should intervene in a husband's treatment of his wife. Arguments include approaching the husband kindly, threatening police intervention if needed, and the ethics of compelling marriage. Letters from West End and Saco, ME oppose coercion while supporting concern for happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Poem About Soldiers Departing and Shared Tears
A street scene shows shopgirls and millionaires watching soldiers pass by with pride and fear. Mothers and wives gaze with wistful longing while drums beat and cheers rise, as farewells mix with tears and hopeful goodbyes.
Married and Contented The bachelor tax debate
A personal reflection defends marriage and criticizes bachelor taxes. The writer asserts lifelong love for her husband, argues marriage suits many, and notes single people choose freely. She questions why bachelors are taxed and cites family stability, social criticism, and the impact of home life on work.
Letters to the Sewing Circle Highlight in Sunday Post
The Sunday Post prints some of the most interesting letters to the Sewing Circle, showcasing reader opinions, sewing tips, and community voices in a lively weekly feature.
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Sunday Post
Quiet wartime evening gown described in blue satin
A narrator plans a simple summer wardrobe during wartime and selects a palest turquoise satin gown. The gown features puffed skirt sides with turquoise velvet bows, creamy silk lace underlay, and passementerie trim with roses and leaves. The bodice combines lace panels with Velvet trims and blue ribbons detail the arms and neckline.
Oldest Inhabitant Shares May Weather and Recipes
A Boston chronicle notes a 39 degree coldest May 28 in 1897 and a chilliest 45 in 1906, while listing historic warm days up to 89 degrees in 1873. Recipes include biscuits by Mrs. R. Beal of Portland and Mary J. Lynch of Whitman with flour and lard ratios and quick-bake method.
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Mary J. Lynch
Beulah Street
Whitman
Boston
A. J. Wood
North Adams
Mildred Champagne Advises on Love and Public Affection
A reader asks if her longtime escort is serious as he avoids entering her home and fails to make weekday plans. Mildred Champagne suggests his behavior may reflect lack of polish or sincere intent and advises prompting a clear public declaration of commitment to her and her parents.
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Champagne
Waen
Current fashion notes show new skirt and bodice trends
Fads include two inch above ankle skirt length and long-waisted bodices sometimes worn outside the skirt. Angora wool embroidery on dark grounds. Hemstitched handkerchief, collars, cuffs, crepe satin worn wrong side out. Darted fronts appear on some bodices. Blouses for suits use suit material. White chiffon with black chantilly lace creates pretty frocks.
Household Hints for Family Meals and Daily Care
Advice favors early light meals for children and elderly. A lemon juice water makes a tooth rinse and freshens breath. Remember to close the refrigerator door to save ice and keep food cool.
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BY CG. M. Payne
Pete
J Chimpey
Fern Dows
Yhacr
Wu TA
Saco
Sewing Circle
Mary T. Goldman
T. Goldman
California
Southland
Washington
New Orleans
Los Angeles
S‘hington-Sunset Road
Milk Street
Washington Street
A. J. Poston
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
UTE
Margaret E. Sangster, Jr
The
Christian Herald
Jim
Daddy
R. HE. Beal
Washington Avenue
Portland
Mildred Champagne
Harles M. Schwab
Amerrican
the Crowell Publishing Company
Fourth Avenue, New York
New England
Liberty
Union Institution For Savings
Tremont Street
Beach
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