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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1916
Page
13
A collage of kitchen tips and recipes including baked haddock with caper sauce, baked stuffed cucumbers, American chop suey with rice and spaghetti, and cup cakes with vanilla and lemon flavors. Recipes feature step by step directions, ingredient lists, and serving suggestions.
A parcel of letters discusses friendship, finance, and social norms. A woman contemplates how to spend $35,000 for maximum good, wonders about inviting strangers, and asks Sewing Circle sisters for guidance on charity, love, and social acceptance.
A series of letters discuss dating etiquette, gender roles, and gossip. A reader questions pursuing a man they care for while others urge focusing on one’s own life. Another writer condemns prying into others’ affairs and defends women facing judgment. An additional note challenges harsh moral judgments on a woman’s past.
A poem praising fishing as a path to virtue and unity. It extols simple living, equality among social classes, and personal integrity found in time on the water. The piece celebrates friendship, helping others, and aligning with nature as a guide to character.
Washington reports a light docket as the Supreme Court starts its first decision day of the session. Only miscellaneous orders expected. no significant opinions announced until October 20.
A 23 year old man asks Mildred Champagne for guidance about a girl he loves who is constantly visited by others when he calls. The adviser suggests addressing the issue directly and explains how to handle calls with male or female visitors to secure private time, stressing clear communication.
The poem depicts corn shocks aloft and pumpkins in hollows as autumn gold. It celebrates pumpkins polished like stars and ready to pluck, imagining harvest abundance, huskers at work, and home made pies to come this season.
President Wilson will speak at three Chicago venues next Thursday. He starts with a luncheon at 1 p. m. at the Press Club of Chicago, then addresses a women’s mass meeting at the Auditorium at 4 p. m. and ends with the New Citizens Allegiance Association meeting at Dexter Pavilion, Union Stock Yards, at 8 p. m.
A city outing turns into country dining at a real farmhouse. On the way back they stop at Louise's for tea and spend the night, with plans for Jack to return to the city in the morning. Louise lends a night dress and a pink crepe de chine negligee.
A garment is detailed as cut like a coat with kimono sleeves and deep lace flounce. Old blue velvet ribbon decorates the V neck and back wreath of chiffon roses ending in a bow. The center back is gathered for a draped effect while the front bears a few roses and a blue velvet bow.
A reader asks if 64 40 north is still British territory and recalls the 49th parallel treaty of 1846. Other questions cover name shortening on naturalization, travel by wife and child to Scotland, remittance restrictions, and evening school shorthand or typewriting job opportunities with Michael J. Downey.
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