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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1914
Page
12
A reader question discusses a couple where a man delays marriage due to finances. He says only the best is good enough, while she argues love counts most. The columnist urges letting the woman decide what is best and notes it is kinder to offer himself as he is.
The annual election of officers for the Hebrew Educational Society of Somerville chose President J. Baker, Vice President M. J. Barron, Treasurer A. Biller, Secretary J. Nevelson, and Trustees I. Lappin L. Siegel and Phillip B. Long for a one year term.
Readers of the Boston Post Sewing Circle discuss maternal control of children earnings, marriages, and chaperonage. Letters warn of mothers steering sons to wed early and praise paternal financial authority while recounting personal losses and love stories.
The high Renaissance collars of lace or mousseline appear across classes. A full length wrap of striped imported material resembles an Arab burncose. Capes in sport tweed to broadcloth are revived for day and night wear. Handkerchief linen blouses in green rose pink maize feature white organdy frillings.
A humorous verse portrays a frazzled father juggling house chores and family demands from supper onward. The poem depicts noisy, clingy household interruptions and mounting pressure leading to a nervous breakdown, concluding with a grim warning.
In 1914 serial drama General Sumpter Love faces treason and espionage as stolen orders trigger a chase. Lucille Love seeks to save her suitor and his name by summoning an aviator to outrun Hugo Loubeque aboard the liner Empress. The cliffhanger ends with a daring rescue in the air.
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