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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1915

Page

13

Daughters of poor parents should not be educated above their station

A reader questions a newspaper line claiming education harms daughters of the poor. The Sewing Circle column responds with defense of compulsory education, praising equal opportunity and the benefits to society, while urging readers to support working women and family stability.

You MATER Sisters of the Sewing Circle Sewing Circle Jack Mary Amia Goose Cinderella Queenie

Household recipes and ingredient lists from local homes

Fragments describe simple dishes attributed to residents such as Mrs Bertha Follansbee and Mrs Pierce. Recipes include a milk thickening sauce with carrots and peas, lemon bread dessert and a beef onion tomato fricassee served on toast, with author details and addresses.

Sewing Circle Letters Highlighted in Sunday Post

The Sunday Post features a selection of the most interesting letters sent to the Sewing Circle reflecting community interests, opinions, and homemaking topics from readers.

Sunday Post New England

Household hints and weather memories lead column

A reader explains how to fix a stubborn oil stove wick using a threaded needle. A tip adds salt to water to keep a cracked egg from leaking. An elderly observer recalls November 22 weather history in Boston with past record highs and lows and notes storms in 1906 and 1940.

Sarah M Carrier Fayette Street East Lynn Boston

Lavish Ivory Satin Blouse Wows Lucille at Tea

In a chatty afternoon note, the writer recalls meeting Lucille who wore a charming ivory satin Georgette crepe blouse with a satin deep yoke edged in skunk fur. The full crepe sleeves end in lace frill, crosswise lace accents, a wired collar, and neckband with skunk trim flowing down each front. The gathering ends with a polite farewell and request for forgiveness for a missed meeting.

Lucille Georgette Creperas

Fads and Fashions Preview Bright Winter Styles

Fancy colored neckbands appear in new shades with Roman coloring. Big black velvet hats demand a poised air to be called successful. Simple chiffon gowns gain richness from bead embroidery. Young girls wear fur coats with flaring skirts and skunk fur bands. Skating caps and wool scarfs in soft matching tones are among the season's prettiest items.

When Life's Lessons End We See God's Plans Are Best

A reflective poem on patience and faith, suggesting life’s trials align with a wiser divine design. It contends that apparent reproof is love and that future clarity will reveal God’s benevolent purposes. The poem invites obedient grace and quiet trust in hardship.

Mildred Champagne on Love and Sentiment

A reader asks for guidance from Mildred Champagne on kissing games at socials. The adviser urges avoiding games, suggests socializing with well bred peers, and warns that such games can erode a girl’s bloom and innocence, whether innocent or not.

Mildred Champagne Miss Champagne

Frayed Codes of Honor in a Seeker's Tale

A reflective line on how casual flirtation can erode perceived value and respect, warning that cheapened affection devalues both giver and receiver. The fragment suggests social judgment hinges on sincere intent and restraint rather than playful behavior.

Hamburg steak loaf with pork and tomato gravy

A recipe combines two pounds round steak with one pound pork shoulder to form a loaf. It is seared in butter, baked with seasoned tomatoes, then finished with a light gravy. Recipe credited to Mrs. H. E. Farwell of Franklin road, West Fitchburg.

H. E. Farwell Franklin Road West Fitchburg

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