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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1918
Page
11
A playful verse questions animal indifference to human conflict and misery. It imagines horses cows and other creatures unaware of battles in France and riots at home, contrasting their simple lives with human suffering and news. The piece credits I a t Mason and George Matthew Adams.
Cambridge business note referencing Lover Bros Company and Low(er) Bros Company with a 1918 date. No further details on operations, locations, or outcomes are provided.
The piece extols courting as a luxury and vital social pleasure, likening it to strawberries and cream and describing it as a slow, playful, and enriching process. It urges finding a good partner, courting for love and virtue, not money, and emphasizes courtship across daily life until a wholesome marriage is achieved.
Letters to the Sewing Circle weigh in on whether a woman should control her future husband's earnings before marriage. Some urge caution, urging women to trust their fiancé and focus on building a home, while others argue withholding funds protects both parties and avoids financial entanglements if the engagement ends.
A brief wartime call urges readers to buy a defense bond within six days, framing support as a patriotic duty and a civic contribution to national effort. The notice emphasizes urgency and collective sacrifice without detailing purchase steps.
Jordan Marsh announces May sales featuring Model Witchen ideas for housekeeping. Customers are invited to visit any time and recycle old kid gloves into vests for soldiers.
Born August 2 1820 at Dipper Harbor Captain John Black has lived in Eastport with his son Ira for about a year. The retired Quoddy skipper is a daily visitor on the business street and known for his Bible reading and sharp eyesight. He has abstained from liquor tobacco and nicotine for decades and remains active, attending church and enjoying regular meals and walks. His early days were spent fishing Bay of Fundy and Passamaquoddy Bay before a 30 year general fish business near Canadian islands. Fred G. Milliken Eastport Maine.
Mrs Rhoda Penniman of South Chelmsford is in her 95th year yet appears 69 and remains active. She sews six quilts last winter and makes pillowcases aprons and a velvet pillow top. She reads sews threads without glasses attends church rides to neighbors and eats well.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Taylor live on Taylor Street in West Duxbury a long married couple nearing 69 years together known for steadfast wood burning and hearty meals Aunt Lydy keeps a busy home front while Mr Taylor with failing sight depends on neighbors for wart updates in Rockland Marcia Emery notes their enduring partnership and daily life
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