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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1917
Page
11
Dorothy writes of a country weekend that revived her mood and sparked plans with friends. Clara's green velour coat with fur trim and matching details stands out as a warm, stylish example amid relaxed leisure and social gathering.
A collection of Sew ing Circle letters laments sorrow from marital strife and lost opportunities. Readers discuss past freedoms versus duties, the impact of parenting on children, and warnings about indulgent behavior and self reliance in family life.
Fadts predicts turban rise for street wear as winter deepens. Dresses mix materials with hip draping and one-piece coat skirts forming tunics. Velvet gowns slated for afternoon and informal evenings. French coats of black satin receive fur trimmings. Australian opossum stole features end pockets.
All women who read the Post are cordially invited to write to the Sewing Circle.
A collection of New England recipes includes Salmon Loaf and Escalloped Cheese with milk egg and bread crumb fillings. Ginger snaps without eggs and a corn meal Johnny card are listed, plus a note on baking times. The column also mentions M. J. B. Harmon of Fitchburg and a historical note on De Lesseps and the Panama Canal project.
A nostalgic verse celebrating American freedom and the fisher folk, miners, Alaskans, and poor alike. It evokes pride as the starry banner waves and calls Americans freemen giving freely from sea to sea.
Joseph Krisabom of Roxbury is dying at City Hospital from a knife wound to the right side after a stranger struck him near Washington and Williams streets as he left a moving picture theatre. He said the assailant asked for a match. no robbery occurred. Police arrested William Welch of Harrison Avenue from the suspect description.
Advice column explores whether a young girl should kiss a friend good night before engagement. Emphasizes prudence, personal judgment, and potential regret, arguing safer to err on the side of prudishness while recognizing exceptions and the balance between genuineness and restraint.
Poem-like reflection stresses that defeat is not final for a worthy cause. It champions choosing courage, transcending pain, and continuing the quest to achieve hoped-for outcomes despite setbacks.
A guide on gracious hosting and proper wedding announcements advises greeting guests warmly, issuing remarriage cards, and spelling out dates and street names. It also covers calling etiquette, leaving cards, and brief visits when hosts are unavailable.
Major Henry L. Higginson famed banker and founder of the Boston Symphony Orchestra turned 83 yesterday at his home 19 Commonwealth avenue. Surrounded by family and friends he received gifts and letters as he marked a life of Harvard ties Vienna study before the Civil War Massachusetts cavalry service and leadership at Lee Higginson & Co. Beaming with activity he remains a leading figure in finance and Liberty Loan drives.
H. L. Morse marked a birthday anniversary with family gathering and well wishes from friends. The event reflected on milestones and community ties as Morse enjoyed the day.
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