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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1916
Page
11
A collection of reader questions and responses from the Sewing Circle on personal integrity, warning a fiancé about a partner, and dealing with gossip. The letters discuss financial promises, interfering mothers, warning friends, and moral character in relationships.
The State Board of Health listed three infantile paralysis deaths in Onset and 11 new cases, two in Boston. Henry Dean, 16, of Mattapan died August 15 at City Hospital. autopsy showed infantile paralysis as the cause, though initial diagnosis was typhoid. Boston schools may remain open despite the outbreak.
Portland Mo Aug 21 Congress man Philip J Campbell of Kansas was stricken with malaria at a hotel after arriving to take part in the State election campaign. Doctors diagnosed malaria and said he would likely begin speaking in about a week.
The poem reflects on an ancient wedding ring as a symbol of steadfast love and faith. It recalls a courtship, the white robed ceremony, and vows made before a rector, celebrating enduring devotion through time and trials. The verse centers on unity, trust in God, and lasting commitment embodied by two blended hearts.
A collection of home recipes includes Mock Cream using corn starch milk and egg whites, Fruit Punch with lemon and orange juices and fruit, Left-Over Meats mini turnovers, and Potato Pancakes with eggs milk and flour. The note is signed by Mrs. Wm. C. Fay of Chicopee Falls.
The piece advocates padding a table to dress a baby and change napkins quickly, using a favorite toy to keep a child calm during washing and dressing, and notes the table reduces back strain for mothers. Mrs. Fay Blanchard invites readers to contribute and mentions popular stories in the Sunday Post Women’s Section.
Paris fashions feature white kid shoes with patent leather trim and wide-brimmed white hats accented by a black bow. Plain black satin hats suit bull-headed mother-of-pearl hatpins. Little girls wear short, ruffled dresses, while silks like crepe de chine and charmeuse lead early autumn trends.
A speaker urges a hero to square his shoulders and fight for Miesa, showing both tenderness and chivalry. He can protect her and be brave while still showing subjection to the woman he loves, without kneeling.
The Rev A B D Simpson of Seavey Seminary Settlement spoke at the Dover district New Hampshire Conference camp meeting in Hedding New Hampshire focusing on the 1604 work. A children’s meeting led by Miss Mae V Granger followed at 1 30 pm. The Rev Henry T Secrist of Meadville Penn will preach and lead a union service at Arlington Street Church with South Congregational Society and Church of the Disciples joining. The final union service is set for Sunday Sept 24. The Rev William Johnson announces this year’s Big Sing will be in Mayflower Grove Pembroke Sept 7–10 with soloists to be announced. Albert J Gaunders evangelist is engaged for Sept–Oct under the Evangelistic Association of New England. F T Knight resigns as pastor of Durham WN Congregational Church due to ill health.
Ottawa report confirms arrival of several Canadian units in England. The 1234 Toronto battalion the 124th Toronto battalion the 119th Saint Marie battalion the 12th Brantford battalion and No 4 tunneling company signaling draft Ottawa drafts and details are listed by the chief press censor's office.
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