Recipes from New England Housewives on Sunday Post
A collage of old time recipes from Mrs Kilmer to Mrs Wilcox includes dates boiled with egg white meringue, salmon croquettes with crackers and tomato, doughnuts with ginger, cocoa milk frozen dessert, walnut coffee cake, and spiced dough for cookies. Contributors list Worcester Worcester and New London Connecticut etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Kilmer
Hillcroft Avenue
Worcester
Ernest L. Whiton
Ocean Avenue
New London
Conn
C. H. Goss
Huntington Street
W. H. Moody
Savoy Road
Salem
Helen and Warren Abroad in an Ancient Tavern Dinner
The Helen and Warren series by Mabel Herbert Urner follows the entertaining couple abroad. In the upcoming installment they dine in an ancient tavern and Helen wins a point. This feature appears exclusively in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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Helen and
Warren
Helen and Warren
Mabel Herbert Urner
Helen
Boston Sunday Post
Observant Citizen notes and city life snippets
A collage of brief items from Boston era life. mentions Rosh Hashanah 6680, Sirloin cut trivia, rising beef prices, rug orders, improved streetcar stops on Centre street Jamaica Plain, a war weary visitor at City Club, Bryan and Prohibition banter, San Juan collars joke, Blue Hill railway finances, New Hampshire sisters ages 86 8 78, and Boston’s pre revolutionary atmosphere praised by James Marriott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston L
Centre
Jamaica Plain
Charles L. Burrill
Germany
City Club
Bryan
Greater Boston
Nathaniel A. Walcott
United States
San Juan
Porto Rico
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Walcott
George Spaulding
Blue Hill Railway
Memorial Hall
Canton
Dewey Squate
North Terminal Station
American Bar Association
James Marriott
Association
Weather notes heat records in Boston September history
The excerpt recalls Boston heat records for September with official highs of 88 in 1881 and 86 in 1891 and mentions a rare 3 degree low and a decade without rain except in 1911, indicating unusual climate fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ineco
Fibber falls for a trick to marry Connie Lee
Phil Heath, nicknamed Fibber for lifelong fibbing, tells a fake engagement to Connie Lee at a country club. Connie, secretly in love with him, reveals the truth and agrees to marry him in October ending Phil’s fibbing habit as the wedding proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil
Philip
Jack
Fellows
Jim
Connie Lee
Connie
Phillip Heath
Mibber
Married teachers face conflict between work and home duties
Letters from readers debate whether a married schoolteacher should continue teaching. They urge women to prioritize home life, while another argues a dual role can help couples start their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
M. Dear
Sewing Circle
Times
Advan
Maine
The Other Side of Price Hikes and Profiteers
A folk verse notes the sting of rising prices while acknowledging sellers also face loss. The piece juxtaposes consumer cries for action with a seller’s plight and ends reflecting on practical burdens of economic stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Mason
George Matthew Adame
Fashion Notes on Blouses and Evening Gowns
The article highlights two tone georgette blouses with side pockets to add width to slender skirts. Sleeves shorten for street frocks while loose, simple designs gain charm. It mentions a black chiffon velvet dress with ecru net sleeves and a navy blue afternoon gown, and evening gowns with bouffant draperies in transparent fabrics.
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Recipes of
New England
Alys Hird
Lambert Street
Medford
Ginger
M. J. Wilcox
Woodsville
N. H
Georgette
Chandler & Co
puBbotony
Piedmont
Monthly
Labor Review
United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
Mass
Manchester
Philadelphia
Penn
Providence
R. I
Portland
Tkbb
Haverhill
Washington Street
Melrose
Spaulding
Public Service Commission
Blue Hill
New Hampshire
Mary J. Gault
Suncook
Hattie R. Fellows
Martha A. Hills
Irene St. Laurent
Deerfield
Mwe
the Post
The
Sunday Post
Margaret Perley
East Merrimack St
Lowell
Ippling
Goodyear
Frank E. Denehy
Myr
Sample Shoe Shop CO
Blake Building
Temple Place
Raverti
America
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge, Mass
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