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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1914
Page
19
The verse paints October as a golden crimson dreamer with a banjo at heart. It imagines plunking rhythms echoing across corn fields and hills, pairing the instrument with fiddles to evoke worldwide thrill and nostalgia for autumn's musical mood.
The Boston Post presents Sewing Circle recipes for a fudge cake and a butter fruit cake, with instructions and quantities. It includes names MRS M PINKHAM and MABEL FLOOD and notes the Sewing Circle as a regular department for homemakers to discuss domestic topics and exchange advice.
A safe sink cleaner proposes mixing Sylpho Nathol with water one teaspoonful per quart. Wash the sink with the solution to remove stubborn grease instantly and carry it down drain pipes. Sylpho Nathol is touted as a powerful disinfectant that purifies pipes.
A reader argues against eugenics norms urging women to despise dissipated men. Mothers defend steadfast support for loved ones despite faults, urging marriages built on mutual care. Sidelined voices stress personal happiness and practical parenting, cautioning against rigid rules. The exchange highlights conflicting views on duty, marriage, and individual choice.
Soldiers in trenches near Redan and Malakoff paused to sing Annie Laurie instead of fame as thundering guns quieted. Brave men from Severn Clyde and Shannon sides join in chorus, recalling beloved names while voices rise through smoke and dusk. A tear dries on a battle scarred cheek.
A reader recalls building a home on borrowed money after marriage and paying monthly installments for years. She describes the hardship, delayed purchases, and inability to move, concluding she would choose rented apartments if given another chance. The letter is part of the Sewing Circle section in the Sunday Post.
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