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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1915
Page
13
The Boston Post promotes a womens forum for home care, baby care, gardening, and family issues. Letters reveal struggles of widowed mothers, single parents, and young women seeking guidance, support, and practical tips from readers and editors.
A reader asks how to handle pursuing a girl a close friend also loves. The columnist suggests openness with the friend if the rival has no chance, noting true friendship may celebrate, not begrudge, a successful match and that the friend need not feel betrayed.
The article notes fur coats flare, ribbed silks for evening gowns, high neckwear, peg-top skirts revived, brocaded silks for afternoon dresses, cautious on crinoline, light Havana brown as a winter color, many flowers on fluffy evening dresses, and fur bands plus ribbons as novel trims.
A speaker discusses a high velvet collar with black velvet and silk lace trims. She notes clever economy by making new collars in different colors to wear over last season blouses. She asks a friend to pass love to Ruth and says goodbye.
Miss Jane S. Davis of Somerville defeated Miss Frances Foster of Winchester 6-2 7-5 in the preliminaries of Jackson College fall tennis tournament yesterday afternoon.
The column lists Jolly Boys recipes with two thirds cup sugar one egg one tablespoon molasses one teaspoon Indian meal one to two teaspoons ginger and cassia one teaspoon soda one to two teaspoons salt one cup sour milk one cup rye flour and enough white flour to drop from spoon into hot fat Roll in sugar Molasses cake uses one cup molasses one cup sour cream one teaspoon soda one to two teaspoons ginger and cassia one to two teaspoons salt two cups flour Beat like cake thoroughly Sliced cucumber pickle requires one quart sliced cucumbers large onion sliced one finely chopped pepper one cup brown sugar one to two teaspoons cloves one of salt vinegar to cover boil and can Mrs A EB Penlbe y Rumford Centre Me.
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