Home versus dance debated by Sewing Circle letters
Readers of the Sewing Circle exchange viewpoint on balancing romance and dancing with marriage. Voices favor choosing a partner who fits home life or accepts dances, stressing love, responsibility, and shared joys and sorrows.
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Cambridge
Sewing Circle
Sunshine Sue
To the Boys Who Never Grew Up
Poem recalls soldiers who volunteered to serve under the French banner during wartime. It celebrates youth and idealism as they march from Nancy to Fay, singing of boyhood play even as danger looms. The piece interweaves romance, national pride, and the costs of war through vivid imagery and refrains.
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Nosey
Etoile
Champs Elysees
France
Nancy
Fay
Polly Anderson Hidden Visitor Brings Nighttime Revelation
Polly Anderson awakens to a whispering man in her room and learns of a planned marriage with David. Her brother Bob delivers a note and the couple’s cottage plan, while her father Bert battles pride and finally seeks forgiveness after Polly’s steadfast devotion and love.
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Poly
Polly
Polly Beckwith Anderson
Robert Anderson
Bob
Polly-o
Dave
David
Geome
Bobby
Heart
Bert Anderson
Robert
Love and Nationality in a Dear Miss Champagne Column
A Massachusetts girl asks about marrying a Finnish born man educated in American schools. The columnist argues ethnicity should not block love, noting American ideals and loyalty matter more than birthplace and urges the parents to broaden their view. The piece promotes tolerance and equal rights.
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Champagne
Old Country
Yam
Daily Post
A. Mass
Fads Return With Fur Trim And Velvet Fashion Trends
Fashion notes describe returning veils and fur trimmed suit vests with box coats, sheer laces, broadcloth suits, and novel silka waists. Black dominates evening wear, Trish lace appears on lingerie, allover embroidery returns, Velveteen dresses gain fur trim, and Tricolette is used for handbags.
Salmon Recipes From Canned Fish Fancy Dish Notes
A collection of salmon can dish ideas including croquettes chowder loaf patties souffle and croquettes with lemon and crackers. Recipes use canned salmon butter milk bread crumbs and white sauce with directions for frying baking and serving from Mrs F F Abbott of Bangor Maine.
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Sainson
F. F. Abbott
French Street
Bangor
De Luca Seeks Tali On Polyphonic Music In Boston
Pio de Luca will discuss polyphonic music and the Vatican choirs coming to Boston next Saturday afternoon at the Copley Plaza ball 100m under a Catholic women’s committee auspice. The meeting begins at 4 p.m.
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Boston
Vatican
Pio de Luca
Copley Plaza
Catholic Women of
Japanese Y M C A Secretary Speaker
Masura Omura general secretary of the Yokohama Y M C A spoke at the Boston Y M C A on Huntington Avenue yesterday. His talk titled From Shintoism to Christianity covered Japanese religion and its administration and his conversion to Christianity.
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Masura Omura
Yokohama
Japan
Boston
Mt Hope Legion Post Seeks New Members And Events
Mount Hope American Legion James C Shea Post 1907 will hold an open meeting at post headquarters 233 Florence Street Mt Hope district. Lieutenant William Robert Kenneally will speak and a membership drive will be launched. The square naming committee will report and plans for a whist party and dance on September 26 will be finalized.
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James C. Shea
American Legion
Post
Florence Street
Mt. Hope
William Robert Kenneally
Richard the Lion Hearted a Turbulent Crusader Leader
Richard I known as Richard the Lion Hearted was a fiery medieval king who rebelled as a youth, crushed revolts, and quarrelled with kin over succession. He funded a crusade, led armies in the Holy Land, and forged a truce with Saladin after clashes with allies. Captured in disguise, he was later ransomed and died at age 42 after a brief return to England.
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Richard Coeur de Lion
Richard the Lion Hearted
Richard Yea
Nay
Holy Land
John
Blondel
England
Household Hints on Washing and upkeep from Mrs Wade
Household hints describe an easy washing method using a boiler with water soap ammonia and kerosene, plus steps to boil rinse and air dry. Additional tips cover quilt maintenance with cheese cloth slips and keeping milk cool with a cloth and water vapor. Authored by Mrs John B Wade of Somerville Massachusetts.
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John B. Wade
Dell Street
Somerville
Maas
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