New England Housewives Recipes Featured in Sunday Post
Recipes from Mrs A F Wenham of Boston to Mrs P S Flint of Silver Lake and Mrs W H Griswold of Bridgeport appear in the Sunday Post, including chocolate filled pastries, tomato stew with parsley, macaroni with cheese buttered sauce, and a sugar candy dipping method.
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A. F. Wenham
Norway Street
Boston
P. .S. Flint
Silver Lake
Mass
W. H. Griswold
Main Street
Bridgeport
Conn
One Who Understands Responds to Ella on Marriage Roles
A reader defends working women and critiques controlling husbands. The letter argues that wives contribute to households, meet colleagues with respect, and that women should not be shamed for working. It ends wishing Ella well and signs as ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS.
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Ella
Letter advising Angela E on paying mother for meals
A reader signs as MOTHER OF ANOTHER GIRL criticizing Angela E for proposing $3 weekly from her future earnings. The writer argues meals, room, and laundry costs, plus gifts to her mother, should reflect family sacrifice and planning. She shares personal experience of teaching, budgeting, and supporting herself.
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Angela E
Married Woman That Works
A married woman writes about working to support her home and children. She argues most local married women work, help their husbands, and aim to educate children, viewing labor as honorable and necessary in high prices. She envisions self sufficiency and caring for relatives rather than living with kin.
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Ella
Letter Exposes Bitter Gossip About Ella and a Working Wife
A Cornish letter discusses a working wife who defends her career and salary, rejects sneers from Ella's circle, and claims happiness living with her mother in Brookline. She notes easy hours and good pay, hopes to quit later, and worries Ella’s circle might resent a married woman’s finances.
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Ella
Brookline
Broqeling
Mildred Champagne Talks On Love and Sentiment
Three young men ask Miss Champagne for advice on why most girls seem to seek only "good times" and reject serious marriage proposals. The columnist advises discerning, self respecting women, warns against generalizing all women as grafters, and urges good men to seek honest partners who repay kindness.
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Miss Champagne
Capron and Paprika clash in comic seaside ruse
A seaside town scene unfolds with Captain Capron, Miss Paprika, and a comical double life as John Jackson and Mrs. Hon eybunch collide. A later letter to Miss Champagne exposes playful romantic misreadings and cautions about potential romance.
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Jackson
Captain Capron
Paprika
Fashion Notes Highlight Lace Gowns and Compact Handbags
Paragraph Points on Facts and Fashions notes all over lace gowns remain costly and in fashion. Handbags tilt to small compact styles with rich fittings while tulle lace fichus edge evening gowns. Eyelet lace returns strong, aigrettes dyed for color schemes, maline dominates hats with large white crowns and black white pleated tulle ruches.
Auto Driver Fined $50 for Negligence
F. C. Lothrop of Milford was found guilty in police court of criminal negligence in operating his auto on Tremont street near Winter on Sept 7, striking two women, Annie Bandon of Cambridge and Mrs. Walton, also of Cambridge. Judge Duff fined him $50, with $200 bond for the grand jury after his appeal.
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Tremont Street
F. C. Lothrop
Congress Street
Milford
Duff
Annie Bandon
Concord Avenue
Cambridge
Annie Wal‘ton
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