Heavenly Hash and Other Family Recipes From Ladies
A collection of home canning and cooking notes from various contributors. Recipes include Heavenly Hash with pineapple and strawberries, Georgia Chop Supy with beef and spaghetti, Nut Bread with graham flour and walnuts, Midway Dessert with walnuts and dates, Fruit Cake, and Damson Preserves with plum tips. Contributors include Varuna M. Lewis Brockton, Mrs. E. M. Clark Providence, Miss Etta Covey Brookline, Mrs. F. B. S. Mowry Woonsocket, and Caroline B. King.
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Varuna M. Lewis
Field St
Brockton
Georgia
E. M. Clark
Plainfield Street
Providence
Etta Covey
Perry Street
Brookline
Transformation from country mouse to fashion lady
The narrator describes a friend's wardrobe upgrade with a raw-mustard tricotine suit. A full circular skirt, yoke at the hips, and a front-fastening coat with cloth-covered buttons define the look. Pleats, pin tuck panels, and embroidered arrowheads finish the ensemble.
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Milady
Martha
Bride Who Quarrels Seeks Advice on Marital Quarrels
A letter in the Sewing Circle asks if frequent quarrels are normal for young marriages. Respondents say spats happen but diminish with time, urge balancing independence with compromise, and warn against turning quarrels into control. Several readers share personal experiences of love, conflict, and reconciliation.
Fashions Spotlight Heavy Furs and Velvet In Vogue
A fashion note highlights a surge in fur fashion with heavy dark ribbons and light woven trim. It notes jackets of gold er brown silk velvet over navy taffeta, bouffant dress effects, and long line draperies. The piece mentions chemise style bodices with contrasting skirts and cites a Rodeheaver gospel hymn tied to a Billy Sunday biography in the next Sunday Post.
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Billy Sunday
Next Sunday Post
Be Brave to Stand Alone Amid the Trial
A compact poem urging courage in solitary struggle and faithful endurance. It speaks of bearing heavy burdens with grace, facing the cross, watching tides rise, counting God’s stars, and holding true when one truth or trust matters most. It ends calling for noble fighting even in defeat.
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God
Massachu setts election dates and public notices
A reader questions Massachusetts state officer election dates, rent notice requirements, Billy Sunday services in Boston on November 18 1916, Mary Pickford column authorship, and Boston Fire Department pay scales including District Chief Captain Lieutenant and Private salaries.
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Boston Fire Department
Poems for Your Scrap Book
Poem fragment celebrating the Dolphin and a mariner’s craft. A forge scene shows master smiths shaping an anchor as a ship battles danger. The speaker honors courage, the sea’s might, and the Dolphin’s strength amid perilous waters.
Catholic Church Notes Regular weekly confraternity meeting at Cathedral
The Confraternity of the Holy Cross meets Friday at 3 PM in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross with Rev. William B. Finigan presiding. Friday morning mass benefits members. holy hour is 8 to 9 PM. Civil service classes begin Oct 2 at Boston College High School for six months under the Young Men's Catholic Association. enrollments in 1915-16 parochial schools totaled 67,715 with 64,570 enrolled in June 1916.
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Confraternity of the Holy Cross
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
William B. Finigan
Boston College High School
James Street
South End
Young Men’s Catholic Association of Boston
Quannapowitt Fair Opens With Horse Racing Program
The Quannapowitt fair and cattle show opens today at the Reading Wakefield grounds and runs four days. Governor McCall and many state county and local officials are invited to attend the event.
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Reading-Wakefield Fair
McCall
Episcopal Ministers Pension Campaign Draws Summer Attention
The Protestant church bulletin notes the pension fund drive for retired Episcopal ministers led by Rev. Milo H Gates with visits to Southampton Magnolia Narragansett Pier Newport and Cohasset drawing large crowds and support from Bishop William Lawrence. Other clergy movements include Rev C E B Davis resuming services in South Boston and Rev James A Francis preaching at Dudley Street Baptist Church before his move to Los Angeles.
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Milo H. Gates
D. D
C. EB. Davis
St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church
West Broadway
South Boston
James A. Francis
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Los Angeles
Dudley Street Baptist Church
California City
Open State golf tourney set for Concord Country Club
An Open State golf tournament will be held today at the Concord Country Club off the Old Road to Nine Acre Corner under the Massachusetts Golf Association. It marks the first open event at the Concord course with a field of entries expected.
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Concord Country Club
Old Road
Nine Acre Corner
Massachusetts Golf Association
Concord Club
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