Plan meals for month in advance at Boston expo
Miss Ensama Hanko of Columbia University urged housewives to plan menus a month ahead for best results. In her cookery demonstration at the Boston domestic science and pure food exposition she served halibut scallops with hot tartare sauce for a party supper and an omelette breakfast, and spoke on menus serving and ironing.
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Ensama Hanko
Columbia University
Boston
Miss Hanko
Hanko
Idaho
Women’s meal planning and cooking tips from Miss Hanko
Miss Hanko offers practical kitchen guidance stressing simple balanced meals and varied breakfasts. She advises hot seasoned soups, orderly dining areas, and proper dish storage. She notes Idaho’s finger bowl ban and shares mayonnaise dressing tips, codfish ball tricks, and an omelette method that won applause. The piece also mentions Cuba’s national holiday celebration by the New England Women’s Press Association and a Havana band event.
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New England Women’s Press Association
Havana
Revere
Suffragists to Hold Downtown Meeting in Boston
Suffrage meeting at the corner of Kilby and Milk streets today between 12 and 1 under the Boston Equal Suffrage Association. Mrs. C A Briggs of Norwood and others will speak. Miss Mabel Willard will have charge.
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Kilby and
Milk Streets
Boston Equal Suffrage Association
C. A. Briggs
Norwood
Mabel Willard
Sewing Circle advises Boston Post readers on home life
The Sewing Circle is a regular department offering a woman’s own forum for New England homemakers. Readers discuss domestic problems, family care, budgeting, babies, gardening, and related topics, using pen names and writing on one side of the paper.
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Sewing Circle
Boston Daily and
Sunday Post
New England
Boston Post
Dear Sisters and Readers on Work and Family Life
A collection of letters from readers and replies in a Sewing Circle column. Women discuss whether to work after marriage, raising children, shared household duties, renting with families, and financial planning. Exchanges warn against overwork, advocate saving, and debate parental responsibilities and society’s stance on families and money.
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New Hampshire
Sam Hill
Sewing Circle
Letters From Readers Highlight Sewing Circle Circles
The Sunday Post features engaging letters to the Sewing Circle, showcasing reader opinions, anecdotes, and community reflections on sewing crafts and local circle happenings.
German historian Richard Meyer Dies in Berlin
Professor Richard Meyer of Berlin University, a renowned historian, died on Thursday in Berlin after being reported through The Hague and London at 7:05 a.m. local time on Oct. 9.
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Berlin
The
Hague
London
Richard Meyer
Berlin University
Long Neck Scarf Sash Appears on Coat Suits
New York October 9 a fashion note describes a new wide scarf arrangement at the waist creating a tied sash effect on a black broadcloth coat suit with pleated skirt and tucked yoke. A plaid silk hat completes the outfit.
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New York
Pepper stuffed with chicken or veal filling and bacon baked
A collection of kitchen prep tips and recipes from New Hampshire homemakers. Instructions cover slicing peppers, filling with chicken or veal and bread crumb mixtures, then browning. a second celery and cream cheese filling. banana canapés with mayonnaise and whipped cream. a sour milk cake with nutmeg. and fried apples with pork fat. Names and addresses of contributors are listed.
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A. H. Hazeltine
Concord
N. H
Traditional Apple Desserts and Puddings from Brockton and Woodstock
A set of homey dessert preparations describing frying apples with water then steaming with hard bread and molasses, finishing with butter. Included are notes by Mabelle A. Wood of Brockton Massachusetts and Lucy Fisher of Woodstock Vermont detailing bread crust, milk, eggs, chocolate or cocoa, bake time, and serving suggestions with cream.
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Mabelle A. Wood
Waverley Street
Brockton
Mass
Ada
Lucy Fisher
Woodstock
Dance to be Held by Back Bay Phone Operators
The Union Club of night telephone operators will hold its annual dance in Howe Hall Back Bay next Monday after noon. Committee members are Margaret Daley Harriet Chadwick and Bessie Sheehan.
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Union Club
Howe Hall
Back Bay
Margaret Daley
Harriet Chadwick
Bessie Sheehan
Bequests Totaling 85850 From Proctor Will
Miss Mary B Proctor of Jamaica Plain dies October 1. Her will leaves 15000 to Harvard for a George B Proctor scholarship and 20000 to Faulkner Hospital for a free bed in memory of her father Thomas P Proctor. If sister Sarah I Proctor dies intestate the two thirds rule triggers 10000 to four organizations and a 10000 to Chelmsford library. Executors named Francis C Welch and Bentley W Warren.
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Mary B. Proctor
Agassiz Park
Jamaica Plain
Harvard
Thomas P. Proctor
George B. Proctor
Faulkner
Sarah Lt. Proctor
Episcopal City Mission
Joy Street
Boston
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Museum of Fine Arts
Chelmsford
Brookline
Susie Austin
Kate Murphy
Daniel Murphy
Williams Street
Sophie Williams
T. B. Williams
Minnie MacGregor
Isabella Chisholm
Sarah I. Proctor
Abbie Cummings
James Cummings
Francis C. Welch
Bentley W. Warren
Williamstown
MIT scholarship aid supports 310 students
One student in five and a half at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology receives aid. Of 1685 students, 310 are funded by scholarships, with nearly $23,000 expended. The State aids 1038 students and 207 receive grants from the Technology fund.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Davis R. Dewey
Committee On
Technology Fund
Continuation School Lowers Evening School Attendance
The compulsory continuation school opening this year reduces evening school participation. First week attendance reached about 8165, down from 10,366 recorded last year, reflecting a clear drop as day schooling expands availability.
Two Giant Potatoes Weigh Three Pounds Found in Portsmouth
Joseph H. O'Neil, president of the Federal Trust Company, sent two giant potatoes grown on his Portsmouth farm to the Post. The pair weigh three pounds, the large one shown beside an ordinary watch highlights their enormity.
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Joseph H. O'Neil
Federal Trust Company
Mr. O'Neil
Portsmouth
Joseph H. O'Neill
Boston
R. I
Red Cross Units From U S Reach Sweden En Route to Russia
Two American Red Cross units arrive in Stockholm from England on their way to Russia. Each unit includes three doctors and twelve nurses, part of a relief mission during the war.
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RED Cross
Sweden
Stockholm
Petrograd
United States
England
Russia
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