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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1915
Page
17
A reader pleads against a doctor’s view that education should be limited by wealth. Letters discuss mothers, marriage, country life versus city life, and child discipline, urging reform, common sense, and responsible parenting.
The Sunday Post prints several engaging letters to the Sewing Circle, highlighting reader opinions and community hobbies. The feature showcases personal anecdotes and crafts discussions shared by locals.
Millie guards a hidden sum of money in a house as a tramp shadows the place. She arms herself with a toy pistol, locks all doors, and waits in darkness for night to fall while considering a bold stand against intrusion.
A story fragment follows Millie as a tramp breaks into a house seeking money. She defends herself with a toy pistol, startling the intruder who retreats after warning shots. Millie’s courage impresses her family, who vow to make amends for doubting her. A recipe and notices conclude the page.
The piece notes fur worn high to cover the mouth and reach the ears with embroidered sash ends. Leather handbags are preferred for general use. White wool sweaters with matching caps brighten winter sports attire and spats suit stylish low shoes without buckles.
A recipe advises selecting a thick meaty slice trim fat chop with onion and bread crumbs. Spread the mixture on the lean portion and bake slowly for an hour then pour off the rendered fat. The note is signed by Mrs Albert T Belyea from Bryant Pond Maine.
Instructions describe making puff paste using one pound flour and unsalted butter. Mix in an earthenware bowl with ice water to form a stiff paste, roll on a marble slab, beat flat, and cut into three portions with a rolling pin.
Poem in mournful tribute to loved ones crossing to the beyond. The speaker envisions each departed as waiting across the river, their images and memories guiding the living as the boatman carries souls toward the spirit land. Past love and loss meet hope in a final reunion on the unseen shore.
A lyrical plea to meet by a gate in a springtime setting. The speaker urges a loved one to bring a smile and bright eyes and to share a carefree moment dancing and dreaming over hills of glory. The refrain affirms trouble will slow and joy will rise after years of constraint.
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