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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1908
Page
7
A reader asks about suspicion of a fiancée’s interactions with other men. The columnist advises open, respectful conversation to address doubts and suggests jealousy is often met with reassurance and affection from a trusting partner.
The piece explains Maps Flake as all food because its starch is made fully digestible through a 96 hour process. It describes steam cooking six hours, curing, thinning flakes, and 30 minutes of toasting at 400 degrees. It claims cheaper methods fail to digest starch and cause gas and stomach distress.
The Daily Post continues a series on Boston’s great religious journals. The papers are praised for their influence in creating and maintaining the city’s literary leadership, with further installments promised on upcoming Mondays.
The Watchman established in 1819 is a weekly Baptist publication with about 100 correspondents, delivering denominational news, editorials, book reviews, Sunday school expositions, and youth coverage. Based in Tremont Temple, editors Joseph S. Swaim and Edmund F. Merriam guide its national reputation and home advertising influence.
A rhythmic reminiscence of the Irish flag and the blue uniforms of Union soldiers. The verses praise enduring loyalty to the flag despite battlefield losses and lament divided loyalties as the States remain united. It closes with a vow that all stars will shine over the fallen.
Miss Edith Hill of Providence Rhode Island sues Mrs H A Staten of Vernon Vermont for 7000 alleging breach of a contract to live as sisters. Hill says Staten then Miss Zelia Johnson urged her to quit nursing and never marry and that they planned to live together as sisters for life until Johnson's daughter married Staten and cast her out.
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on April 26 Miss Lettie Boody of Rupert climbed an 80-foot slender ladder to a windwheel and repaired it after two men failed due to lack of nerve.
The grand Sunday school rally of Universalist churches in Greater Boston was held at the Second Universalist Church. Rev. Frederick W. Perna gave an address. Sermons preached by Rev. Dr. William C. Minifie and Rev. Archibald F. McGregor. Psychology Club meets tonight with Wilmot of Harvard and Dr. S. H. Robbin addressing.
Dr. Felix Adler argues for a doctrine of marriage beyond personal happiness. He says husbands and wives should be equals with different temperaments, emphasizes the social purpose of marriage, and rejects the idea that happiness is the primary goal. He supports separation not divorce and prioritizes the race's spiritual development.
Mrs Roberta Corwin Menges arrives in New York aboard the Lucania with Captain Arthur Hill of the British army to manage business affairs. Her husband is expected to join her within a week at her father Morris C Menges home in Sheepshead Bay.
A collection of home recipes including desserts with gelatine cream and strawberry jam, asparagus and eggs baked with ham, almond rice pudding with meringue, marshmallows and cherries in a creamy mold, pumpernickel bread, stuffed steak, and minced lamb on toast credited to Boston area homemakers with their addresses.
The passage notes a series of jewel robberies targeting a woman who married Captain Hill, the Royal Irish Rifles captain. Her father, entangled in litigation with General Louis Fitzgerald over right of way, shows enthusiasm at the nuptials amid a backdrop of wealth and property. Captain Hill, aged 34, is described as well connected in the city after spending substantial time there recently.
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