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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1918
Page
21
Emily and her sister confront neighbor hens trespassing on their grass patch. Emily insists owners should pay for forfeit eggs and proposes a henhouse, while Hannah suggests contacting the owner with a blunt note. The family contemplates selling the hens as the dispute unfolds.
A letter asks Sewing Circle readers to discuss youth spending and courtship finances plus the ethics of telling children about Santa and the Stork. Readers advocate honest, gradual parenting and open maternal dialogue to foster thrift and truth across generations.
The Sunday Post prints engaging letters from readers including a mother of two at nineteen and nostalgic notes about Santa. The feature showcases the Sewing Circle’s community voice and holiday reflections.
A heroic refrain chants the Great Heart in resolve to fight evil and uplift all people. The speaker declares a mission to defeat darkness, redeem the past, and secure freedom and divine sovereignty for truth and justice. God goeth with you, Great Heart.
John S seduces Helen by manipulating his hens and selling them via Willie. Helen learns of the plan and grows closer to John as he enlists in the Aviation Corps. Emily had sent a letter to Mrs. O that sets the plot in motion and stirs gossip.
A perfectly plain green satin evening gown is belted with a pearl rhinestone girdle. Crest crepe and crepe chiffon are praised for smart evening wear. Fur choices include nutria beaver ermine, with small children noted in fur outfits. Broad hats feature black velvet with contrasting pale facings. A Smoke-gray velvet street frock shows two tunics over a tight skirt and fur trim.
The piece highlights Jascha Heifetz the Russian violinist, Lillian Russell as a Marine Corps sergeant, Dr John H Finley in Palestine, and public figures like Wilson advisors, Charles Schwab, Carrie Hall, and actor William Farnum. It presents anecdotes about patrons, roles, and opinions in a collage of contemporary personalities.
A two minute talk argues the Kaiser and Prussian rulers created World War I to divert German national will. It predicts the German people will eventually rule themselves and foresee a downfall of Prussian dominance soon.
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