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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1909

Page

7

Uncle Walt Ponders Great Men and Mars in Verse

In a playful verse Walt Mason lists legendary figures from history and mythology alongside the idea that “Johnsing” is the planet Mars. He notes Alexander Cyrus Leonidas Cesar Ulysses Napoleon as examples of famed leaders and characters, concluding that many stars and a sun and moon exist beyond Johnsing in the cosmic order.

Johnsing Alexander Cyrus Mistah Leonidas Cesar Ulysses Napoleon Mars Walt Mason George Matthew Adams

Recipes from New England Housewives Featured in Sunday Post

A collection of home recipes includes a flour and lard dough method, chicken jelly mold, gingerbread and dessert ideas. Contributors listed include Janie Mortimer of Boston, Mrs D W Munsey of Hudson, M H Burnham of Beverly, Mrs S H Littlefield of Roxbury, and Cor a B Stone of Waltham.

New England Housewives Sunday Post Janie Mortimer Allston Street Boston D. W. Munsey Chapen Road Hudson

Missionary Pageant Doubts Surface at Baptist Ministers Meet

In Boston the Baptist ministers conference debated whether to stage next year's grand Missionary Pageant after months of planning. Maplewood Baptist Church evangelistic meetings opened strong with Evangelist Reuben S. Smith impressing the audience. The sessions run through April 2. Union Congregational Church workers reported March activity with 496 calls, meeting 1 163 people, plus 62 sick calls, 197 first calls and 190 Bible School pupil calls. Unitarian ministers met at the association headquarters on RPea econ street with Rev. W. C. Litchfield presiding.

Baptist Ministers’ Conference Maplewood Baptist Church Reubens. Smith Union Congregational Church Columbus Avenue Association Rpeaecon Street W. C. Litchfield

Questions on Love and Trust From The Times

A reader asks how to tell if her older suitor loves her while he gives no verbal reassurance. An advice columnist suggests he shows fondness by outings and calls, urges patience, and warns against pressuring him. Another writer asks about a love triangle after a friend's rescue and urges fairness and consent in choosing between suitors.

Miss Champagne O. M Oscar Kent Fletchers Dolores Knowlton Kent Delores

Fashionable Parisian Influences Spark Rise in Delicate Dress Styles

The article notes giant bows near hats and Roman stripe effects on ceviots, with pointed bodices reappearing. Lace and light chiffon veils gain vogue while straw embroideries and jet trimmings reach new richness. Black velvet coats and gowns dominate luncheons and bridge parties as gold tones wane.

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Silver Locket Leads to Long-Lost Dolores

Knowlton finds a silver locket on the ferry bearing initials A K to D F, thought lost during a past romance with Dolores. A waited note and a mistaken belief she cared for another man set him on a search, until Dolores reappears. The reunion confirms her love and ends his yearlong hope.

Knowlton D. F Dolores Tre Knoewhen Hartville Pelf Kent Ceatch Dolores

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