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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1915
Page
13
A Boston Post Sewing Circle page gathers letters from readers seeking home life guidance. Topics include marriage, aging, child care, propriety, and personal struggles with loneliness, smoking, and finances, with communal responses from readers offering supportive, cautious counsel.
Mildred Champagne counsels a 17 year old regarding a 22 year old suitor who urges elopement. The expert rejects elopement, urges waiting two to three years, and suggests obtaining parental consent if the couple remains compatible and worthy.
The funeral for Philip Bulman the Malden airman who died with J Chauncy Redding in a Saugus plane wreck was held at Immaculate Conception Church Malden yesterday afternoon at 130 officiated by Rev John W Spencer
Mildred struggles with failed baking in a visit from Mother Rand. She buries a problematic batch of bread to hide the mishap, only for it to mysteriously reappear later as a bulging mound. Jim and his mother discover the truth after a comic but tense confrontation, leaving Mother Rand none the wiser.
Fur trims brighten Hudson seal coats with fitch skunk nutria fox beaver and opossum Plaid bone buttons appear on navy serge tailored coats New crepe blouses feature metal embroidery White chinchilla coats gain popularity Tam o Shanters headline autumn headgear Midnight blue leather boots with gray fur tops suit the season Higher neckwear gains favor Front-laced corsets rise in popularity Crepe poplin suits are fashionable
A short rhythmic reflection urges resilience after hardship. It emphasizes facing blows, starting anew, and using bravery to weather clouds, keep fighting, and seek light and love on life’s seas. The tone is steady and hopeful, focusing on perseverance.
Household hints advise cleaning a hot stove with a grease mixed stove polish and rubbing with a cloth then buffing to a jet black finish. Lace curtains should be soaked in cold water overnight before washing to remove smoke and then wrung and rinsed. Mrs F Parnell, 59 Princeton Street, Medford.
The poem depicts a personified autumn as a mother protecting her children as the season darkens toward doom. It contrasts lush natural imagery with impending catastrophe and ends with a promise of rebirth and immortality.
The writer describes Marjorie wearing an unusual and artistic chiffon gown with blue and Parma violet layers. The ensemble features a violet over blue top, knee depth front skirt, long sides, picot-edged chiffon, and a silver tissue girdle with a pink rose. The narrator admires the dress and ends with a playful farewell.
A midcentury recipe segment describes lining a dish with bacon, baking a liver loaf with ground liver bread crumbs and seasonings, then layering bacon strips and cooking. It also suggests a ham and potato bake with cream and a smoked fish dish called Redjeree, plus a note from Lucy Lee of Cambridge.
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