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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1916
Page
13
The Boston Post comments on letters about gender superiority. It argues there is no general superiority between the sexes as nature designs each for different roles, comparing only similar types of machines, and questions notions that women in power would prevent wars without detailing power balance.
A series of reflections on gender equality urges balancing opportunities for both sexes. It argues neither sex is superior, notes teaching suits women and other occupations attract men, and stresses humility and self control as measures of greatness. Also includes family chores guidance from Mrs. M. L. C and cautions about caution in interactions and education.
Yvonne rejects glasses despite a dangerous warning from an eye doctor. She loses vision after months of vanity and twilight reading, then undergoes surgery and a long recovery. Reunited with Robert, she learns to see not just with her eyes but through love, finally accepting blue spectacles as beautiful.
Paragraph on dresses for schoolgirls emphasizes serge poplin or heavy linen fabrics. Mink fur bands and collars with yokes appear on coats. Moleskin and ermine yokes feature on some outerwear. Velvet and sheer crepe pair for afternoon frocks while one piece dresses use sheer waist with heavy skirts. Many coats show last fall side fullness and new taffeta silks include metal stripes. Envelope handbags remain a quiet trend.
Recipes from Cor a Lindsey of Manchester New Hampshire and Mrs Harry Lever of North Andover detail Italian Rice with bacon cabbage and Parmesan cheese and English Potato Cake using potatoes suet sugar currants eggs and baking powder baked in a flat tin for an hour.
A lyric meditation by Thomas Ekenhead Mayne describing an untouched realm of beauty where there is no wrong or decay. The speaker asks how to reach this land and concludes the soul must travel its own inner path rather than external routes.
A traveler notes an unplanned stop to price a charming bonnet. She describes two options in detail, one made of moleskin fur and Angora wool with a fur brim and pom pom, the other gray felt with a lace veil and ribbon. She favors the Angora version and admits indulgence.
A household hint suggests mixing starch with bluing water and boiling water then adding one tablespoon of kerosene to brighten whites and ease ironing. Cover with cloth to trap steam and prevent crust. By Mrs Charles Aldrich of 224 Central Ave East Providence Rhode Island.
The Jewish New Year Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown signaling the 5677 year. Orthodox and reform Jews observe the solemn day with prayers sermons and ceremonies plus special prayers for peace. Discussions aim to improve Jewish conditions in Europe and raise funds for relief in war zones, with a Boston appeal seeking 250000 for Palestine support.
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