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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1915
Page
17
A Chicago Record reprint of a poem by Rev J P Hutchinson urging women to press for suffrage. It encourages persistent door knocking for political freedom and equal civic voice, praising women’s role in cleaning and guiding the nation.
A collection of Dutch oven style recipes and kitchen tips from multiple home cooks. Directions cover ham with beans, milk custards, coffee ice cream, and orange jelly, with names and addresses from Kathryn Ray, Mrs St Manchester, and Mrs J P Costello noted.
Tom of the mould with a sunflower design uses raisins as the centre and orange skin petals simmered in a sugar syrup. After firming, pour remaining jelly and unmould. garnish with orange slices and serve with whipped cream. Mrs Isabelle Cleaves Cogs Well Unionville Me.
A young woman asks Mildred Champagne whether to marry a man four years her senior after a year and a half of courtship. The columnist urges careful reflection, noting lonesomeness signals affection and that marriage is lifelong, not a short-term commitment, advising patience and self‑confidence before giving consent.
Readers discuss money in marriage and cigarette use in a Sewing Circle exchange. A married contributor argues shared income and trust, while others urge caution about smoking and warn of social judgments for women.
The Sunday Post prints notable letters to the Sewing Circle drawing readers into creative discussions. Readers share tips, projects, and community insights, reflecting a lively local hobby scene.
A fragment recalls a dramatic entrance in cerise satin and a planned mid afternoon visit. The speaker agrees to drop in this afternoon and departs with a courteous goodbye.
Poetic meditation on night transforming into dawn through music and dream. The speaker sees light and love rising from darkness as hope travels like a ship across alien seas, guided by rhymes and luminous imagery.
A condensed list shows monthly peak fish varieties with capitalized names for emphasis. It includes STERS and July to December entries featuring cod bluefish salmon lobsters clams oysters pike halibut, plus notes on MRS. A. E. BOYDEN of Sandwich Cape Cod and a teaser for the next Sunday Post Magazine about a girl with butter fingers.
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