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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1914

Page

15

Sewing Circle letters discuss marriage authority and pensions

A Boston Post Sewing Circle column prints reader letters on family roles in marriage, authority of the mother-in-law, dowries, and pensions for unmarried women. Contributors from New England share personal experiences and opinions, with calls for traditional duties and financial arrangements.

Sewing Circle Boston Daily and Sunday Post New England Lorving Boston Post

Lady Canteloupe Melon Ode From Bentztown Bard

The Bentztown Bard presents a lyrical meditation on the Lady Canteloupe. Fragrant melon imagery unfolds with summer dreams and sweet sunlit imagery as the narrator revels in the fruit's warmth and aroma.

Canteloupe

Recipes From New England Housewives Featured In Sunday Post

A collage of home recipes. Corn soup with beets cabbage and beets. beet and cabbage salad with vinegar. soaked bread desserts with raisins. blueberry cake with butter sugar eggs and flour. orange custard with milk eggs cornstarch and sugar. Recipes credited to local readers Mary L Douctte Mrs George McConaghy Mrs W G Winsor and Mrs Thomas Trueman.

George McConaghy Manley Street Auburn W. G. Winsor Herrod Avenue Montello Thomas Trueman Churchill Place Lynn

Willie Somber Return From School

Willie tells his mother he will stop trying to be good after an incident at school. He explains Teddy Smith sat on a bent pin left on the teacher's chair and thrashed him for moving the chair, prompting Willie's tears and remorse.

Willie Teddy Smith

Paris Design Shows Return to Hobble Skirt

Paris designers propose a revived hobble skirt with a five year old modification a straight trim band lowers the hem. Side plaits create room for walking while a high belt and empire blouse with pocket flaps appear. Deep necklines and ribbon roses offset business practicality.

Paris Regis

Protestant Churches Receive Pulpit Movements and Bequests

The Rev. Rufus Weymouth resigns from the First and Third Universalist Churches to lead Newton Universalist Church starting September 1 after a month’s vacation. Rev. Horace Bumstead fills Newton Highlands Congregational pulpit. Clinton Congregational Church gains $1000 from Mary A. Pierce estate for church use. Rev. J. G. Miller leaves Ashburnham for South Congregational in Cambridge. Cambridge delegates attend Silver Bay Missionary Education Conference. Henry Goddard to conduct services at Episcopal Church in Boston this month.

Rufus Dix Weymouth Newton Horace Bumstead Brookline Atlanta University Newton Highlands Congregational Church Clinton Congregational Church Mary A. Pierce Cambridge Silver Bay Henry Goddard Hist Episcopal Church Boston

Fragmented church dispute over pulpit credit inquiry

A garbled exchange questions the ownership of pulpit credit with the church trust pressing for answers. The cant replies that the pulpit was occupied without any connection to the claimed credit, revealing a fragmented, unclear dispute from the OCR text.

Proper gentlemanly conduct with ladies in escorting

A guide on etiquette explains that a gentleman should give all ladies equal courteous attention whether escorting two young women or a friend. He may walk outside or between them as best serves equal care, emphasizing universal consideration as a defining trait of gentility.

Miss Champagne

Stamps In The Street A London Vendor Markets Foreign Stamps

A Strand street vendor operates as a perambulating stamp dealer selling colonial and foreign stamps and stamp mounts. The piece recalls 19th century open-air stamp markets in Birchin Lane, London, and notes a Paris al fresco stamp market as well.

Strand London Birchin Lane Paris

Meddlesome Milly and the Love Triangle in Car Escape

Jack plans to propose to Helen but Milly swaps places wearing Helen’s clothes. Milly pretends to be Helen, reveals she loves Jack and resists Tom Brown’s pursuit. Tom discovers Milly in Jack’s car, causing a confrontation before Helen accepts Jack’s proposal.

Lucy Flolen Jack Mrs. Bacon Helen Milly Hullo Darling Tom Brown Tom

Catholic Church Notes in Scituate Nahant and Brighton

The diocese schedules the forty hours devotion beginning Friday August 7 at the Church of the Nativity Scituate and Church of St. Thomas Aquinas Nahant. A women’s retreat starts next Thursday at the Convent of the Cenacle Brighton from 7 pm to 8 am August 10 led by Rev Father Boyle. Father James B. Troy has recovered and left St Elizabeth's Hospital. The Et Monica’s parish field day is planned for Locust Street grounds Saturday August 8 led by Rev William H. Dacey. Newly ordained Rev James F. Sterritt C M returns to Germantown PA to begin priestly duties. his family lives at St Augustine’s Boston.

Church of the Nativity Scituate St. Thomas Aquinas Nahant Convent of the Cenacle Lake Street Brighton Father Boyle James B. Troy St. Vincent's Church South Boston St. Elizabeth's Hospital Et Monica's Locust Street William H. Dacey James F. Sterritt C. M Germantown Penn Father Sterritt St. Augustine's Parish South Boston

Mastiff Saved Two Boys From Shenango River

Rover a mastiff owned by Richard Graham of Pymatuning Township saved Louis and Philip Graham ages eight and ten after they fell into the Shenango River. The boys could not swim and the dog dived in twice pulling the younger boy to shore then bringing the other to safety.

Sharon Rover Richard Graham Pymatuning Louis Philip Graham Shenango River

Derry Church Burned in Overnight Fire

The Roman Catholic church of St. Thomas Aquinas in Derry New Hampshire was destroyed by fire. Loss estimated at $30,000 with cause suspected to be candles or faulty wiring. Authorities investigated the blaze.

Baltimore T. S. Lewis Summit St Derry N. H St. Thomas Aquinas

Ballincoona Hospital Study in Irish Peasant Aid

The Honorable Albinia Brodrick, sister of Viscount Midleton, near Caherdaniel in Kerry, has nearly completed Ballincoona hospital for impoverished peasants. She selflessly funded and supervised the project, living on five shillings weekly and selling heirlooms to finance the build, which cost over 25,000 dollars and faced funding pauses before resuming after nineteen months.

Albinia Brodrick Viscount Midleton Ballincoona Caherdaniel County Kerry Miss Brodrick Fler Caherdantel Ireland

Human Germ Carriers In Navy Urge Action

Navy medical officers report a typhoid carrier lieutenant who appears healthy yet triggers typhoid outbreaks after his postings. With nearly 80 linked cases, officials consider him a living culture of typhoid bacilli and seek Navy intervention to resolve the case without injustice.

United States Navy Department Leutenant Daniels Secretary of the Navy

Veterans at cricket match near Bradford draw large crowd

Five hundred people gathered at Saltaire Park for a twelve a side veterans match between Chel low Dene and Shipley. The players averaged 75, with umpires aged 79 and 75 and one player at 87. Shipley scored 68 all out as W Knight aged 65 took six wickets. Chellow Dene replied 110 for three with F E Slingsworth over 70 scoring 89 not out.

Saltaire Park Bradford England Chellow Dene Shipley Trundler W. Knight Slingsworth

German waiters strike over dress code switch to lounge suits

German waiters refuse evening dress claiming figures look unfit and diners mock them. They plan to replace dress suits with dark lounge suits and threaten strike if owners block the change.

Father approves son’s art plan with one condition

The head of a famous family hears his nearly adult son declare he wants to become an artist. He reluctantly agrees but warns the young man not to draw on him, implying a lighthearted clash of generations.

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