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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1914
Page
15
A reader argues against parental supervision in dating citing her three daughters who married well. A Young Mother defends strict chaperonage as essential while others recount examples of deception and trust in teen outings. A skeptical aunt warns against financial pressure from peer circles and social debt.
Poem Sweet Marie by Cy Warman recited in affectionate stanzas. Notes Warman’s Chicago death and marriage to Myrtle Marie Jones in 1892. The piece, famously sung by Raymon Moore, portrays a lover’s serenade to Marie with nature imagery and devotion.
A reader argues against male harassment on streets and notes differences in attention based on appearance. The writer recalls a 69 year old relative who fears being followed and escorted her home to prevent potential kidnapping, contrasting experiences with a younger sister who is never bothered.
The Sunday Post publishes a selection of engaging letters to the Sewing Circle, showcasing reader opinions, tips, and anecdotes related to crafts, patterns, and community events.
Recipes for simple dough fried snacks and cranberry custard cups shared by local homemakers Palma M Sorenson of Dorchester and Mrs Janet A Passifer of Gloucester. Includes ingredients, steps, and serving suggestions for tea time and desserts.
A recipe instruction outlines steaming chicken breast with salt and pepper between buttered plates over boiling water for 40 minutes until tender. Serve hot with pan juices and a side of cooked spinach. Credits Mrs Cynthia Lord of Abington Massachusetts.
In a Fitchburg neighborhood Mary Kent hosts a tour of satin waists and delicate fineries for her sisters Emmy and Jane. Tom Blake, Mary's long time friend, admits deep feelings and declares he will buy a bride’s essentials if she does not accept his love.
Biddeford Me April 7 George II York 75 of this city saved the lives of several small children from a burning tenement owned by him in Saco today. He was badly burned but the children escaped serious injury. The loss by fire was about 1500 dollars.
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