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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1918

Page

19

Old Clothes or New Sparks Patriotic Wardrobe Debate

A reader touts recycling wartime clothing as patriotism urging women to wear surplus old garments to support troops abroad. Another letter applauds husbands who insist on repurposing old clothes, emphasizing practicality over fashion during hardship.

Jane

Santa Claus, Uncle Sam and Patriotism Reflections

A reader column mixes social notes on clothing trends and New England weather with musings on Santa Claus as a symbol of love and patriotism. It includes advice about home care for an invalid, urging sisters to build a small home and keep it warm until the husband returns.

Santa Claus Uncle Sam Santa ‘Lovie Santa Claus Sunshine

Boston's Coldest and Warmest November 8 Records Cited

The oldest inhabitant recalls Boston weather with official figures showing 27 above zero in 1886 and 18M, and a warmest 72 degrees in 1895. Rain fell on this date in 1909 and 1912, reflecting ten years of recorded precipitation.

Boston

A Complete Surrender in a Country Guest Tale

Ned B fresh from hospital stays with Mrs M and Hetty learns love shadows, as Hetty avoids him. A kitten named Tough Luck causes mischief and a kitchen fire prompts Ned to seek confrontation. Hetty finally hints that surrender may be the outcome of their uneasy courtship.

Ned B Hetty Luck Ned Kittykins

Noted Visitors and Honors Tap World Leaders and Notables

The report lists figures like President Wilson honored worldwide with Lisbon naming Avenida Presidente Wilson. Baron Beaverbrook, a Canadian, rose from Sir Max Aitken to peer under King George and Lloyd George. Dr Chow Chi-hen, aged six, became Chinese consul in New York after MA and PhD degrees. The Dutch cabinet favors younger leaders led by 45 year old premier Jonkheer Charles Ruys de Beereenbronck, with others aged 49 to 58.

Baron Beaverbrook Duchy of Lancaster Max Aitken King George Lloyd George Jonkheer Charles Ruys de Beereenbronck

Fashion notes from a tan velour coat and accessories

Beavers used for collar and belt of a tan velour coat. Pockets are shirted at the top to appear very full. Dark tailored dresses feature colored silk piping. Capes may have small fur bound slits as armholes. A scarf of black tulle faced with metal tissue adds flair. Tunics droop in points at the sides for grace.

Recycled Felt Hats Made Into Children Slippers

Old felt hats can be repurposed into children's slippers. Use worn out rubbers for patterns, cut two sole pieces, trim edges with tang, stitch with a sewing machine, then join tops for finished footwear.

Slippers for a Child Cut From One Hat

Brief notice lists DIY footwear details including double soles for warmth and embroidered toes. It notes a pair of slippers for a four year old can be cut from a single hat and is signed by Mrs H G Williams of 21 Mt Prospect Street Bridgewater.

H. G. Williams Mt. Prospect Street Bridgewater

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