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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1915
Page
19
Readers share personal worries about relationships and education while seeking refined party games. Messages urge caution about risky marriages, advocate self improvement, and discuss potential adoption, motherhood, and moral choices in a candid Sewing Circle exchange.
A selection of engaging letters from readers captures opinions and anecdotes featured in the Sunday Post's Sewing Circle section, offering insight into hobbyists and crafting interests.
A narrator notes Mabel's marvellous new dark blue Bolivia suit that flatters a youthful look. The outfit features a short full skirt and a semi fitting long coat with eight inch fur trim at the hem and a fur stand away collar with tight point sleeves ending over the hands. A round muff finishes the ensemble.
Poem speaks of autumn glory and shifting shadows across fields and seas. It contrasts time worn beauty with elusive dreams and mossy shrines, ending with a lyric note on beauty crossing distant seas and eyes that stay blind to life.
In a tense drawing room scene Arthur confronts jealousy over a city suitor in love with his country partner Beatrice. A dying man, Bruce, asks Beatrice to marry him for a brief final joy, but she chooses faithfulness and returns to mournful dawn.
The article describes waists fashioned from silk in exquisite color ranges including orchid peach sunset and blue. The piece highlights the fabric’s beauty and adaptability for stylish wear.
Trail notes assemble custards and crusts for pies from Mrs Hale of Contoocook New Hampshire. The recipes include custard pie seeding with nutmeg eggs sugar and milk and pumpkin pie without eggs plus cream of tartar biscuits and crust instructions with lard and soda and details for a cream pie topping.
Household hints advise burning destroyable waste and securing remaining trash in a gunny sack fastened to an outbuilding fence. The method uses a wire hoop to hold cans and bottles until collected, with cans turned upside down to avoid water collection. Signature: Mrs. Jennie Gove, 3 Maple Street, Cliftondale.
The Saturday edition announces four complete pages of engaging photographs in the upcoming Sunday Post Pictorial Section. The feature promises a broad range of images and visual storytelling to attract readers seeking illustrated coverage.
Poem laments poverty and hunger in a world of plenty. A speaker pleads with God for relief, condemning wealth and power while describing starvation, unable to work yet unwilling to beg for bread, and questioning social inequities.
Paragraphs describe back buttoned blouses drop-stitch hosiery and prominent waistlines. Velvet handbags trimmed with fur and fur trimmed pockets appear with new coats featuring back points. Leather trimmed motor clothing and belted short sweaters dominate. Taupe or mordore tulle scarfs and sapphire Callot blues complete the look.
The Oldest Inhabitant notes three Nov storms in 1907 1909 and 1910 and lists the coldest 27 or 28 degree Novembers in years 1875 1879 1891 and 1911. It cites the warmest record 70 degrees in 1881 and a 62 degree high in 1909 during the last decade. It predicts 45 to 85 degrees by night and 60 to 65 degrees at midday for the date.
King George, back in London from the French front, is recovering slowly from a horse fall. A bulletin states he had a better night and has no fever, but his Majesty will be confined to bed for some time as the effects of the accident gradually pass. The journey to London was rough and he was carried by stretcher to an ambulance at Victoria Station and onward to Buckingham Palace.
Mrs. Pauline Lasdon aged 39 of 4 Spring Court West End was injured in a hit and run on Leverett Street yesterday. She was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with injuries to her right side after being struck by an auto owned by Chamberlain and Co of 35 Jonne Street.
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