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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1914
Page
19
A collection of letters to The Sewing Circle in The Boston Post discuss women's roles, marriage choices, finances, and education. Letters advocate traditional homemaking, warn against excessive schooling, and advise daughters to heed mothers' guidance.
The speaker values his wife more than royal power and crowns. He finds the throne less important than the love of his wee wife and their three children, noting the chains of oppression feel sweet when she is near.
The Sunday Post prints some of the most interesting letters to the Sewing Circle, showcasing reader opinions, tips, and community chatter on craft projects and social topics.
A assortment of handwritten kitchen notes lists celery stuffing for pork roasts and a rich butter sugar candy. Also includes apple dumplings with homemade crust and a slow baked bean recipe with pork and onion, plus a note from Dorchester and a Maine address.
Linda recalls her first silk dress and a shy romance as Fred returns home. A childhood gift, a missing silk piece, and a long hidden feeling collide when Fred reveals his enduring affection in a quiet suburban scene.
Thomas Forshner, 32, a brakeman for the New York Central, fell from a shifting freight in East Boston yards near Bremen and Porter streets yesterday afternoon. He was run over and his right leg was severed at the thigh, taken to East Boston Relief Station and placed on the dangerous list.
Washington April 14. Without discussion the Senate adopted Senator Hitchcock's resolution asking the federal reserve bank organization committee for its conclusions in selecting the 12 federal reserve banks.
Harold D. Carew writes to the editor challenging Massachusetts Progressive Party chairman Matthew Hale. He alleges packed meetings, gag rules, unexplained expenditures, biased press, and use of party machinery for a personal machine. Carew urges transparent investigations and hints at taking the case to the national committee.
Seats for the Wilbur Theatre opening night with Doris Keane in Romance go on sale at the Shubert Theatre box office at 9 a m today replacing the originally announced Wilbur box office sale.
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