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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1914
Page
17
Readers discuss parental authority in marriage, pensions for mothers, and daughter freedom. Letters defend a daughter-in-law as mistress of her home, oppose state pensions, and warn about lax behavior, urging responsibility and church aid for troubled families.
The Sunday Post previews Louis Joseph Vance's new serial Sheep's Clothing with a mysterious and beautiful heroine and promising thrills. Readers are urged not to miss its upcoming installment in the Post Magazine.
Frances laments a lonely week at home in Antrim while visiting neighbors and relatives. A chance meeting with Marcia Launergan leads to brief social talk, then a stray dog steals Mrs. Grimes’s prize chicken before Teddy returns the culprit. The young man offers to help, and Frances and he accompany Teddy to Mrs. Grimes.
Frances Cove visits Mrs. Reed and introduces her nephew. Dick shares news of a new locomotive to test. Jack Woodman visits frequently. Frances worries about Dick meeting her brother. Frances realizes summer can bring unexpected happenings and staying home can work out.
Housewives from New England view a Sunday feature by a poet offering a full page of recipes and kitchen tips. The piece blends literary verse with practical meal ideas and household guidance.
A collection of simple kitchen recipes includes a carrot salad with raw and boiled carrots and mayonnaise dressing. a hard boiled egg filling with cheese. a milk sugar sauce to serve with cream. and a lemon milk frozen dessert for about 15 servings. Names and addresses of contributors are listed.
Mr and Mrs John A Rogers a North Shore couple married Saturday must forgo a planned honeymoon through Germany France and Italy. The Lusitania is held in New York awaiting peace in Europe. The bride’s mother Mrs Charles H Bond a peace advocate supports universal peace. The couple wed at Peace Haven Swampscott on the old Puritan road dating from 1629.
Leaders of the United Mine Workers of America led by John P. White issued an appeal urging coal miners in Missouri Oklahoma Kansas and Arkansas to remain at work pending a new labor agreement with the Southwestern Coal Operators Association.
The Boston Floating Hospital carrying 200 babies and mothers was towed to North End Park last evening by the tugs Libbie Purdy and LeBaron FL Jenkins after a steering-gear break left the vessel crippled as she prepared to depart for the return trip. Repairs will be rushed to avoid interrupting the ship of mercy schedule.
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