Dear Sewing Circle Sorrow Over Unwed Love
A reader asks about the deepest sorrow in life, confessing heartache at witnessing a beloved partner wed another. The note expresses personal pain and longing.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1917
Page
21
Boston letters reveal cold hearts yet warm Southern hospitality
A Sewing Circle exchange turns into a chorus of letters from readers in Boston and the South. Writers contrast perceived Boston coldness with Southern courtesy, recounting travel experiences and family sorrows while urging openness to strangers and new friendships.
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South
New England
Sunny South
St. Louis
New Orleans
United States
Pacific Coast
U. S
All women readers invited to write to the Sewing Circle
The Post invites all women readers to send letters to the Sewing Circle, inviting participation and correspondence for the community crafting group.
All is lost save honor origin debated by Post readers
A Post letter questions the origin of the saying All is lost save honor attributed to Francis I after Pavia. The writer notes his real words differ and asks for the true source, while other readers discuss digestion timing for oats and pronunciation of garage and chauffeur.
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Francis I
France
Pavia
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