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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1917
Page
9
A series of letters to the Sewing Circle argue against compulsory marriage for bachelors and defend voluntary marriage. One writer says mothers and wives do their part for the country while sons serve in the army, while another insists creation does not mandate marriage.
A reader argues against new laws for a few, praising personal accountability in marriage. Other letters discuss farm life versus city myths, love for one man, and warnings against meddling in friends' family affairs.
Home cooks share bread pudding baked custard haddock and peanut butter fudge with steps and tips. Recipes include quick tea rolls and notes from Mrs Annie Sylvy of Lawrence plus Mrs Charles F Gurney of Woodfords Maine.
The garment features a plain front skirt with a box pleated back, a yoke and slash pockets outlined in narrow black silk braid. A coat has scalloped braiding along the front and sleeves, a belt of dull black kid at the waist, and bright green broadcloth facing the collar and scallops.
Some wash dresses feature short waisted waistcoats while the millinery leans toward tailored hats. Silk dresses remain popular for summer with white satin collars and cuffs edged by figured silk.
Secretary Daniels announces that brass powder cups used in U S naval guns will be replaced with wood or fibre substitutes after the Mongolia tragedy. A special board blamed an unexplained deflection of a brass cup and exonerated the naval guard. The change affects many ships and large quantities of shells already in service.
A historical note explains that milk slightly turned can be kept from curdling during pudding making by adding a pinch of baking soda. The tip emphasizes simple kitchen chemistry and practical food preparation.
Mayor Curley accuses the Finance Commission of backing a bonding firm after city employee sureties moved to National Surety. He cites figures showing Massachusetts Bonding Co. received 65.1 to 92.1 percent under prior mayors Hibbard and Fitzgerald, while National Surety claimed 82.9 percent in Curley’s first years. The mayor’s table covers municipal employee bonds only.
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