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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1917

Page

13

Prayed for the boys and victory in a wounded stanza

A war poem by W. H. Lett from Hallowe'en and Poems of the War depicts a dying soldier praying not for relief but for his comrades. He asks God to keep the others and to press forward with them toward victory. The scene blends blood and resolve as he notes the cameron’s progress and utters a final sigh.

W. H. Lett Hallowe’en and Poems of the War New York E. P. Dutton Camerons

Love and Etiquette Over Ice Cream and Fares

Mildred Champagne addresses a reader about social decisions with friends at an ice cream parlor and on a streetcar. She suggests propriety favors the gentleman’s paying only in small matters and notes a fuller stance if the issue were more weighty.

Who Shall Decide How Daughters Should Work or Study

A mother asks if she may control her two daughters future choices on college or work and how earnings should be used. Letters from two women advise daughters go to work and contribute weekly, while a mother in Rockland shares sacrifices raising her son and stresses pride and regret in his adult distance.

Sewing Circle B. A. Dyer North Avenue Rockland Boston

Songs of Sunshine by the Benz Town Bard Corumph

A poem in period style extols school life and discipline praised by the speaker and calls for divine help to keep joy and effort steady as students master lessons and rise in spirit. The piece reflects classic schoolyard admiration and moral uplift.

Benztown Bard Corumph Southern Press Syndicate

Ice Mint Japanese Corn Remedy Promises Quick Foot Relief

An advertisement promotes Ice-Mint, a Japanese corn remedy, claiming it quickly dissolves hard and soft corns and calluses with no pain. It touts healing inflamed or cracked toes, odor prevention, and comfort for long-standing wearers of high heels and standing workers.

Three Year Term for Mail School Doctor

Archibald S von Sonneberg was sentenced to state prison at Charles Town for a term of not more than five nor less than three years after being found guilty of performing an illegal operation on Elizabeth Messier. Sentence stayed pending Supreme Judicial Court review.

Archibald S. von Sonneberg Charlestown Elizabeth Messier Supreme Judicial Court

German Sea Raider's Captain Captured

Count von Luckner commander of the German raider Seeadler was captured September 21 off the Fiji Islands by Fijian constabulary, according to a steamer from a trans pacific port arriving today.

Pacific Count von Luckner Seeadler Fiji Islands

Parisian Coffee Custard and Breakfast Volcanoes Featured

A collection of vintage kitchen entries includes a Peel fresh mushroom dish with chicken, celery, and onion, plus a Parisian coffee custard recipe with milk gelation and gelatin. Also included are Breakfast Volcanoes from Mrs. N Frances Wood, Dorchester, offering flour milk egg and buttered gem pans.

Herbert Walker First Street Lowell N. Frances Wood Charles Street Dorchester

Household Hints on Starch Lumps Beaten Smooth

In making starch if not very carefully prepared it often becomes lumpy when cooking. If this is the case, just beat with the egg beater for about three minutes and it will be very smooth and free from lumps. Mrs. A. B. Tucker North Brookfield.

A. B. Tucker North Brookfield

Brer Rabbit Molasses Ad Invites Cans Only

A vintage ad touts New Orleans Molasses branded Brer Rabbit as superior for pancakes biscuits muffins and waffles. It promotes three can sizes in medium dark flavor and urges shoppers to ask their grocer for Brer Rabbit in cans only.

New Orleans

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