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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1915
Page
15
A widow with five children asks for help living on eight dollars weekly from widow’s aid. She pays rent coal insurance and must cover food clothing and medicine while caring for a sick brood and paying fare home.
Condensed or evaporated milk can replace milk in most recipes. It works well in tapioca and corn starch puddings where less sugar is needed. Evaporated milk enhances mashed potatoes creamed onions and green peas. Mrs Charles W Kendall Gardner.
Avis R Stoddard of East Brookfield recounts an afternoon hat shop outing with Helen. They settle on a white broadcloth round hat with a silver thread crown and sealskin band, adorned with black feather fancies, worn proudly on Titian hair.
A poem by W. F. Barron honors the underviewed football players who bear the burden. The speaker laments not rhyming better and salutes the fullback, halves, quarter, and ends who fight for red or blue, urging a toast to those in the fighting rows who hold the line.
Dear reader, a 23 year old man asks for help with a two year romance. He loves the girl but she alternates between warmth and coldness in private versus public, and she avoids commitment. The adviser suggests proposing marriage and insisting on a definite answer to reveal true feelings.
A meditation on beauty beyond vision, noting how modest lives unfold toward divine purpose. It speaks of spirits guiding us in still places and unassuming paths toward high, sweet outcomes.
Thoroughly wash medium potatoes and grease with lard. Bake until soft, roll to open, fill with a large piece of butter, sprinkle paprika, and serve at once. A simple, pretty dish from Dana Mills, Me.
Paragraphs on fads show tiny shaded ostrich tips as chic millinery accents. Black ostrich trimming offers a relief from excess fur styles. Transparent hems use maline, net, or lace with scarves of burgundy, purple, green, and African brown. Small gold or silver touches appear on shirred velvet hats. Plaid material remixed with plain fabrics, and suit coats grow slightly shorter with back fitted ripples.
John E. Williams, Townsend hotel keeper, filed a voluntary petition in the U S District Court. He lists debts of 4725 dollars and states he has no assets.
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