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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1914
Page
21
An employee appeals for a raise citing recent pay changes while the manager declines. The manager insists the company bears no responsibility for off duty accidents involving employees.
A collection of letters from readers in the Sewing Circle contesting the idea that a husband must rule the home and control finances. Contributors recount personal cases of female independence, shared housing experiments, and warnings about runaways and family tensions.
The Sunday Post features engaging letters to the Sewing Circle, showcasing reader opinions, tips, and anecdotes on crafts, fashion, and community projects from contributors of varied backgrounds.
The Massachusetts Branch of the Shut-In Society met in the Park Street Church vestry with speakers Mrs. Ainsworth Mrs. F W Crocker and Miss Means. A A Cole led the men's department and the regular business meeting is set for today at 2 30 at the vestry.
A young Rhode Island girl seeks advice about an eight year romance with a Massachusetts suitor. The columnist argues distance and finances may block meetings but the lack of replies shows the man’s indifference. She is urged to stop writing if he does not initiate contact.
An anxious 20 year old asks how to handle a two year relationship where the man now seems distant. The adviser urges clear talk about marriage plans and, if he tires of the relationship, to end it for her sake to avoid dragging on in a half hearted affair.
Judge Dodge in the United States District Court discharged the receivers for the Henry Siegel Company of Boston. Receivers William A. Marble and John Sheppard Jr., both of New York, were paid 12500 for about four months of service. Counsel fees totaled 10.54, bringing total costs to 23000.
Wellesley students sell the special Wellesley edition of the Woman's Journal on campus and in the village to raise money for the College Hall rebuilding fund. Helen Lord Hughes inspired the project with contributions from Mary Woolley and other faculty and researchers.
Six New England housewives share a leaf cake recipe combining cocoa sugar water butter with egg and sour milk soda and flour folded with walnuts and vanilla. Bake moderate. frost with golden frosting and walnut halves. Mrs Ella Chase North Adams Massachusetts.
Instructions mix boiled oats with yeast, sugar, and warm water then add flour to form dough. Knead well and let rise overnight. Shape into loaves and bake as white bread. Optional nuts and fat. Signed by Mrs W Ballentine of Thomas Street Cherry Valley.
John J. Fenton secretary treasurer and business agent of Amal Coal Teamsters and Helpers Local 68 states that Harry Clark was never employed by the Metropolitan Coal Company as a driver or helper. He asks for a correction to the Post article reporting Clark's conviction.
The Catholic University of America in Washington D C will receive the greater part of a 31 000 000 estate with Watertown N Y as the notable location of the related report. The news notes a substantial bequest illustrating continued philanthropic endowments.
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