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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1916
Page
11
Readers discuss whether warning neighbors about a partner's past is fair. A wife-to-be shares choosing to nurture a flawed fiancé, while others argue for or against warning, judging fairness, past conduct, and the impact on marriages. The page also includes recipes from Manchester, New Hampshire.
The Sunday Post showcases a selection of engaging letters to the Sewing Circle, reflecting reader concerns, tips, and community voices on fabrics, patterns, and craft projects.
Clara visits to seek a tasteful present for an elderly aunt on her eighty-odd birthday. The discussion centers on a formal gray silk serge dress with bead embroidery, a high lace collar, silk belt, and Georgette crepe sleeves, styled with paneling and gathered waist.
The piece recalls Frances Nelson of Biograph and World Film fame, detailing a valley of memories from Biograph days. It recounts a dramatic tale she told of a rescuer and gunfire, a director's shout, and her later work in films such as The Family Cupboard and What Happened in Twenty-two.
Funeral services for Professor George Anthony Hill former Harvard physics assistant professor and educational author were held yesterday at 12 Melendy Avenue Watertown. The Rev. Arthur Lazenby of Cambridge officiated and the body was taken to Sherborn for burial.
The girls' baseball showdown between Concord and Concord Junction, postponed several times, will be played today at the Concord Junction playgrounds to decide the playground diamond championship.
Examinations for the officers reserve corps will be held at Plattsburg New York on September 6 and those at Plattsburg camps are urged to take the tests there Examinations elsewhere will be offered later Enrollments for the last division of camps September 8 to October 5 are now being received at headquarters Water Street and remain open until the first week in September.
A flowing poem hails New England as a cradle of liberty. It recalls ancestors crossing oceans, resisting slavery, and defending rights on Bunker Hill. The piece pledges steadfast patriotism, love of homeland, and readiness to endure foreign attack to preserve freedom.
A large crowd attended hymn singing at the Cathedral Church of St Paul porch before a 7:15 to 7:30 p m service. Rev Edward T Sullivan preached at both Trinity Church Newton Centre and Rev G J Palmer led two services at People's Temple.
A lighthearted plea from an 87 year old woman seeking social connection and purpose. The adviser urges active social work, settlement activity, and joining proper social channels to meet sympathetic partners, suggesting hotels and resorts as places to mingle and gain lasting friendships.
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