Love and Deception at the Maine Camp
Harry Curtis mistakes Molly Phipps for a fidelity test at a Maine camp where he pursues another girl. A surprise reveal shows Molly is not the pursued lover, and Harry learns to value his friend Molly above fashionable rivals. Molly forgives and waits for the full story.
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Harry
Maine Woods
Merry
Ralph
Molly Denton
Harry Curtis
Hoover Roast And Indian Dropped Cakes From New England Housewives
A collection of home recipes includes Hoover Roast with pork topping and gravy steps, Indian Dropped Cakes using Indian meal and milk, plus meringue for pies. Featuring recipes by Mrs Margaret White and Mrs H A Moore of Hartford and Manchester New Hampshire.
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New England
Margaret White
Household Hints From Readers on Cleaning and Sewing
A collection of domestic tips from Mrs D S Harris to Mrs Gladys Anderson includes cleaning light furs with cornmeal, stitching and airing pillow slips with mosquito netting, airing laundry bags with flaps, removing furniture scratches with walnut kernel, testing egg freshness, restoring rusted stoves with lard, and magnesia to keep lace white. Also notes on shoehorn brushes, using a penny to remove paint, dampening faucets with cloth for quieter washing, gravy tips with flour, a beach bag from oilcloth, sprucing clothes with a whisk broom, blueing in wash water, and lemon slices in the boiler to whiten clothes.
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Dale Street
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Bessie Adams
Pittsfield
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Elizabeth R. Seigel
Hollander Street
Roxbury
Gladys Anderson
Cumberland Centre
Facts and Fashions in Evening Attire and Millinery
The evening gown trend exaggerates the hip line while purple heads hats and wraps. A black satin wrap features an ivory tipped collar. Rooster tails and coque feathers dominate trims. A smart frock uses chiffon only as foundation. Jade blue mikado red taupe mahogany bronze color pairings are in. Tiny sport hats match the sport blouses.
Why Do Girls Leave Home The Sewing Circle Weighs In
A Boston Post reader discussion asks why daughters leave home and seeks guidance from mothers and women physicians. Letters praise candid education on motherhood while urging moderation and virtue, recounting a case where truthful sex education supported healthy, stable families.
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Sewing Circle
Questions and Answers on Grammar Bananas and Historic Naval Quirks
Readers submit queries on correct pronoun use and banana tree structure. The letter touches a Panama Canal occupancy payment, a patent protection concept, Czechoslovakia's recognition and composition, and a clarifying note on Old Ironsides figureheads with dates, actions, and a mentioned vandals' deed.
Poems for Your Scrap Book Smiles
Folgar McKinsey explores the virtue of genuine cheer. A smile comes from inner light and persists through hardship. True joy powers action and service, transforming labor into meaningful effort and spreading peace.
Advice Column on Love Etiquette and Weddings
A reader asks about a married man who won t commit and how hostesses handle farewells and church weddings. The reply notes signs of genuine interest, etiquette on seeing a guest to the station, and that white ribbon pew barriers are outdated for weddings. It also confirms inviting a clergyman s wife to ceremonies is customary.
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Miss Champagne
Beau Nash Birthday Note Highlights 17th Century Figure
Birthday brief recalls Beau Nash born October 18 1647 in Swansea England. Richart Nash known as Beau Nash rose from army commission to law study and gained fame as fashion and etiquette authority. He led royal ceremonies for the Temple and impressed William III with his conduct.
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Names We Cannot Know with Names of the Fallen
A mourning verse by Walt Mason reflecting on unnamed soldiers who died in wars. The poem recalls mothers waiting at cottage doors and the long years of grief as legions swept across the country. The text honors those who gave all to God, though their identities remain uncertain.
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Sewing Circle
Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Nash Declines Knighthood Turns Gambler in Bath
The historical figure Nash refused a knighthood due to lack of funds to maintain the title and the zone not providing a pension. He moved to Bath to gamble, his skill in managing fumes balls and pageants enabling a lavish lifestyle until gambling was banned. The Bath corporation granted him six score guineas yearly, keeping a faded splendor until his death.
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Nash
Coat and hat duo described for winter wear
A warm durable coat in reindeer brown with black seal collar and cuffs contrasts. A self cording accent highlights the yoke line. Velvet tote would suit dress or evening wear. The matching girlish hat features tan taffeta wrapped around a black velvet crown tied in a simple bow.
Etiquette and Manners By Miss Alice Stuart
The Departing Guest discusses social custom for a woman bidding farewell and the expected conduct at a social gathering. It offers guidance on polite departure, hosting duties, and proper phrasing to preserve decorum.
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Alice Stuart
Coat for smart school miss blends dolman cut and warmth
A coat designed for a smart school miss features loose dolman style lines and durable Bolivia fabric. The soft downy material promises warmth and practicality for teenage wear, appealing to both daughter and mother.
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The Shadow Liner Leaves Dock For Slumberland
The poem narrates a voyage of a ship named The Shadow Liner setting sail at eight toward Slumberland. A parent invites a child aboard to a dreamlike voyage on a calm sea with starry skies and gentle winds. The ship's gentle voyage promises safety and a comforting, love filled journey through sleep.
Lenine Received Afghan Delegation in London
A Bolshevik wireless message from Moscow reports Premier Lenine received an Afghan delegation in London on October 16. The dispatch seemed to settle rumors of Lenine being assassinated or imprisoned.
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London
Moscow
War Department count of U S sea service in World War I
To the Editor of the Post. About 1,400,000 of the roughly five mile lion men in the United States military services served in World War I, according to an official War Department statement.
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Republic of Czechoslovakia
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Pronunciation of via and vise as stated
The user describes via as VEE a with a broad first vowel and a short a as in ort and vise as vi ZAY with the I sounded like in habit.
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