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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1918
Page
15
A note by C. M. Payne ties land and the late Russian emperor to popular Paris fashion. Suits shirts boots and hats in Paris stores carry the Wilson name, signaling a distinctive label for men’s apparel.
A mother argues for truthful yet gentle lessons about Santa and the stork in childhood. She recalls believing in Santa and teaching her four children to do so, then weighs myths against real meaning of Christmas and parent guidance. Other letters defend preserving childhood magic while teaching honesty and nature’s beauty.
A newspaper notice touts Lamay Face Powder as a pure cosmetic that stays on better than others. It claims no white lead or rice powder, warns against substitutes, and offers a reward for chemists who find impurities. Over a million American women use it. large size fifty cents, trial twenty five cents.
War time instructions for beans and meat substitutes from the Sunday Post. The article describes boiling army and navy beans with baking soda, baking in a bean pot with molasses and oil, and a nut loaf using peanuts and hominy. It includes potato preparation tips and serving ideas for nourished meals.
Sarah Hale born in New England on October 24 1788 became a leading American woman of letters. She edited Ladies Magazine later Ladies Book, organized Seaman's Aid, urged Thanksgiving as a national holiday and published school song books including Mary Had a Little Lamb. She lived in Philadelphia where she died at 91.
A kitchen direction describes side with a fork separating it from the sides, adding salt pepper and a lump of butter, and serving on a hot napkin with no cover. Attribution to Mrs Arthur F Thomas Westerly Rhode Island.
A columnist critiques a young man who courts a co worker with affection while secretly escorting a married woman. The piece labels the man a pretender and urges the wronged young woman to voice disapproval and invalidate his deceit by keeping him at a distance.
Geraldine Farrar travels to Washington for Liberty Loan bond sales and hosts a Sherry’s dinner while donating gowns and jewels to war relief. John McCormack urges Irish recruits after Leinster sinking. Walter Hines Page nears full recovery. Godfrey Jones earns a brigadier general’s rank. Clara Kimball Young accuses audiences and raises funds. Wilson’s name supersedes royalty in public support.
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