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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1916

Page

17

Good-Night Poem by Robert C. Sands 1799 1832

Poem laments pain poverty fame and moral struggle with a wish for final peace. The narrator asks for a long good night to distress and conflict while hoping a faithful friend will mourn at his end and bid him a long farewell. The verse reflects 19th century sentiment and personal longing.

Lucille's Champagne Broadcloth Street Costume

The text describes Lucille wearing a champagne color broadcloth street costume that reads as a coat blouse over a pleated skirt. The surplice front with back cross and two pleats provides fullness, with a free back panel and heavy black silk chain stitching for trim. The ensemble pairs with black furs for a striking look.

Jordan Lucille George Matthew Adama

Reopening Case Denied in Bromfield Street Church Fund

Judge Crosby refused to reopen the dispute over proceeds from the Bromfield Street Church sale. The motion by James F. Lockwood and others to join the litigation and send the matter back to the master to reopen the case was denied after already being reviewed by the Supreme Judicial Court.

Crosby Bromfield Street Supreme Judicial Court James F. Lockwood

The Cheerful Cherub

A playful poem fragment shows a child preferring running over solemn talk and implies a carefree attitude toward adults and growing up.

Fashions Note Subtle Changes For Fall And Winter

Datagraph notes a middle ground between small hats and full cart wheels. Silk frocks remain fashionable through fall and winter. Black accents dominate seasonable attire with minimal lace in lingerie, trimmed by tulle. Velvet muff shapes with skunk fur appear, and black net fiches veil bright corsages. A new underarm pocket design links to the blouse and wide girdle.

Household Hints for Crisp Lettuce and Golden Pie Crust

Practical tips on brushing pie tops with milk for a golden crust and storing washed lettuce in a paper bag for extended crispness. Includes sender M. W. Reed with a Whitman P O Box 15 address.

M. W. Reed P. O Whitman

Dear Sewing Circle Advice Letter on Spirit and Trust

A series of reader responses discuss insults, spirit, and resilience within marriage and courtship. Letters praise or critique a claimant’s stance on dignity, warn against deceit, compare spouses, and advise practical household matters from a long married viewpoint. The exchange preserves a supportive tone amid social expectations.

Interesting Letters to the Sewing Circle Highlighted

The Sunday Post prints notable letters from readers of the Sewing Circle club. Readers share anecdotes, projects, and sewing tips reflecting community craft interests.

Sunday Post

Recipes Rye Bread Corn Rolls and More by Mrs Wheeler

A vintage food column lists recipes for rye bread corn rolls corn dodgers and graham biscuits credited to Mrs C A Wheeler of 110 Walnut Street Nashua New Hampshire. The instructions specify measurements mixing times heat levels and baking directions for each item.

C. A.’ Wheeler Walnut Street Nashua N. H

Can She Be Trusted Dear Miss Champagne

A reader asks if he can trust a fiancée with his money as they plan marriage. The columnist cautions against doubt of a loving partner and suggests saving for marriage while acknowledging his habit of social outings. The tone defends the fiancée and urges confidence in the relationship.

Veritas Legion Susan Miss Champagne Daily Post Clinton Mass Ceoostrre

Lux Won't Turn Silks Yellow Says Ad Claims

An advertisement argues silk remains white with Lux soap. It claims Alkali damages silk, Lux contains no free alkali, dissolves completely, and rinses clean without residue. Advises using Lux with lukewarm water, no rubbing, and thorough rinsing, then shaping while damp. Sold by Lever Brothers Co. Cambridge MA.

Lux

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Wheeler Syndicate, Inc Robert C. Sands Bromfield St Boston Post rmMnes Rawford Trawford Crawford Walker & Pratt Mfg. CO Bostod New England Mildred Champagne Meyer Jonasson & CO Georgette Crepe Lever Bros. Co Cambridge
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