Horseradish Sauce and Beef En Casserole from Mrs Clark
Instructions for horseradish sauce with cream winegar and seasonings, and a beef en casserole recipe for two pounds beef and potatoes. Includes Mrs John Clark and addresses 22 Shawmut avenue and 24 Buttonwood street New Bedford. Also Household Hints on bread slicing coal range dough rise and keeping lettuce crisp and bed handling. Ends with a silk underwear sketch and home sewn chemise notes.
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John Clark
Shawmut Avenue
Miss Autumn’s Bonnet Burns Like Woods On Fire
Miss Autumn orders a bonnet from milliner An weaving a madrigal poem rainbow sky and moonlit stream into its fabric. Some call it woods some call it trees others sniff and sneeze. The piece glows with fire colors and a warning that those who do not seek will miss the blaze of jack o’lights at play.
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Autumn
Etiquette and Manners Q and A on Engagement and Cards
A teaching on who announces a broken engagement, card name usage, seating in a motor car for a young woman, and ink color in correspondence. The mother announces breaks, Mr is required with Jr, guests enter first in cars, and black ink only.
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Bob
Ned
Tim
Tom
Birthday Bio Briefs for Robert Fulton Reader Teaches Reading
Birthday feature profiles Robert Fulton born November 14 1765. The piece sketches his life from a Pennsylvania birth to Irish parents and a jeweller’s apprentice start in Philadelphia. It traces his travels to London Paris and the United States and highlights early experiments with steam power submarines and the first central paddle wheel steam warship.
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Robert Fulton
Fulton
Hudson
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
London
Benjamin West
Paris
Brest
Faris
America
Equal Rights for Wives Union Sparks Housework Debate
Readers discuss a proposed wives union to handle home duties, with letters arguing for and against organized housework strikes. A contributor warns of unrest, while others call for compensation, fair wages, and nontraditional duties, detailing personal family scenarios and the strain of daily labor.
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Solomon
Job
America
Sweet Marie
Johnnie
Esse
Fadts and Fashions Highlight Novel Veil Trends
Novelty mesh veils remain fashionable with rich embroideries on turbans and new coats featuring flare. Fur collars appear on silk tricot sweaters while fringe is banned on petti coats. A jabot style named the aero plane debuts alongside black velvet trims and metal buckles on winter suits.
Dear Miss Champagne Advice on meeting Boston women in 1940s era
A letter from two Western army veterans relocating to Boston seeks guidance on finding honest, socially acceptable friendships with women. A columnist urges using church socials Red Cross events and Y M C A activities to meet suitable prospects and cautions that lonely women risk undesirable approaches.
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Miss Champagne
Boston
Boston Post
Joe
Arthur
A Housekeeper with Prospects on Nantucket Tale
Melissa Crosby, a lonesome farm woman in New York state, answers a cryptic ad for a housekeeper with prospects on Nantucket. She mails a jar of plums with her letter, eagerly awaits a meet in Boston, and travels there as Ned Coffin, her childhood sweetheart, appears as N-24.
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Heser Blynn
Hester
Melissa
Ned Coffin
Ned
Boston
New York State
Nantucket
Shere
Nantucket Island
N-24
Melissa Crosby
Ben
Meliss
Hoser
Iloser
Hesper
Hiram Brown
Hiram
Mellissa
John
Miss Crosby
William Baxter Jr. Hero Returns in Girl Girl Girl Magazine
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine continues the Seventeen series by Booth Tarkington. Willie Baxter, the celebrated boy hero, is featured in new installments exploring his adventures.
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Willie
William Sylvanus Baxter, Jr
Booth ‘Tarkington
Willie Baxter
Boston Sunday Post
Housekeeper Ad Sparks Plan in Boston Silence
Ned Coffin laughs over Melissa and the line "A housekeeper with prospects" as he hints at a future in Boston. Melissa blushes, then signals acquiescence, and the couple considers a change in their life before leaving the city.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
the Post
New England
Tee Sunday Post
Mary A. Brooker
Merrimack _ street
Manchester
N. H
Mary E. Russell
Ashcroft Road
New London
Conn
Anna H. Wilson
Buttonwood Street
New Bedford
Songs of
The
Bentztown Bard
Southernness Syndicate
Miss Alice Stuart
Teathers
Lenore
National Safety Council—Health Service Section
Dr. A. Reed
John Whbberts Shoe Co
J. P. Smith Shoe Co
West St
Tremont
Mildred Champagne
Red Cross
Grace E. Riley
Providence, R. J
RcAnt
Gan
Betsy
Mother
Lorna
Lorna Doone
Peong
National Biscuit Company
Brscuy
Orna Doone
Uneeda Biscuit
Sunday Post
Hymes
Walt Meson
Evangelist
Printer
Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Meyer Jonasson & Co
Tremont and
Boylston Streets
Mer
the Sample Shoe Shop CO
Blake Building
Temple Place
Sample Shoe
Anh
Madeul Takni-Co
Madewell
Taunton, Mass
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