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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1914

Page

17

Miss Aldrich Weds Edgell in Warwick

Miss lsie Aldrich youngest daughter of former Senator Nelson W. Aldrich wed Stephen Maurice Edgell of St. Louis at her Warwick Neck home. Bishop David H. Greer of New York officiated assisted by Bishop James De Wolf Perry Jr. Abby Rockefeller attended. Horace Havemeyer was best man. The couple will reside in Denver.

Abby Rockefeller Horace Havemeyer New York Warwick Neck Mrs. Edgell Denver

Six Children Rescued From Somerville House Fire

A three story wooden dwelling at 221 and 223 Powder House Boulevard Somerville was leveled by a fire started by hot ashes dumped into a wooden barrel. Six children were carried from the structure as smoke filled each floor occupied by August Johnson family Albert Emerys family and George W Farnums family, with Otto Olson owner. Damage listed at 1200 dollars.

Powder House Boulevard Somerville August Johnson Albert Emery George W. Farnum Otto Olson

Shannon and Chesapeake in a Poem of Heroic Sea Fight

The poem recounts the 1813 clash off Massachusetts between the Shannon and the Chesapeake. It evokes Captain Lawrence’s daring, the brutal duel, and the loss of the Chesapeake with lines honoring the sailors who died at sea. The piece links to Bouve's verse and the enduring naval legacy of the Shannon.

Trisland Massachusetts Shannon Thomas Tracy Bouve Lawrence Chesapeake

Quotations Bring Old School Romance to the Fore

Barbara, Everett Lennox, and Jack Gordon are central in a high school tale of love and rivalry. The English class, led by Mr. Edwards, sparks recitations and hidden hearts that end with engagements after graduation, as quotations seal romantic fates.

Barbara Varney Jack Gordon Everett Lennox Oakland Mr. Edwards Jack Mary Elliott Mary Deuce Sylvia Richards Everett

Boundary of Howe Scale Works Burns in Rutland Fire

The boundary of the Howe Scale Works burned in Rutland Vermont today causing a loss around 40000 dollars. Over 100 employees will be out of work until a new building can be constructed.

Howe Scales Rutland Howe Scale

Walking to the Fairyland Song of a parent and child

A lyrical reflection on walking with a child toward a fairyland of love and dreamlike streets. The poem portrays a parent guiding a child along a radiant path, with motifs of hands clasped, night and day, and a joyous, childlike world.

Ray

Sewing Circle opens a forum for Boston Post readers

The Sewing Circle pages invite New England women to discuss home subjects. Topics include household management, baby care, gardening, childrearing, and domestic economy. Correspondents may use pen names and ask questions to help one another. Letters should be single‑sided and sent to the Sewing Circle Editor.

Sunday Post New England Sewing Circle Boston Poat

Gentleletters on sensible gifts and Santa Claus beliefs

Readers discuss Christmas presents money value and child joy. Letters recount jewelry making work, bank savings myths, and memories of inadequate garments. A moralist warns about marital strain from jealousy and theater visits, while others voice views on love and duty.

Sisters of the Circle Santa Claus Jeal

Interesting Letters and Flagg Cartoon Highlight Next Sunday Post

The Sunday Post will print more engaging letters from the Sewing Circle audience. A new James Montgomery Flagg cartoon and story are featured in the upcoming edition.

Sunday Post James Montgomery Flagg The Next Sunday Post

Western Weather Echoes From Walt Mason Piece

A 1914 Walt Mason meditation on Western weather quips about cyclones blizzards and autumn skies. The verse muses on editors printers and public fascination with dramatic storms and gentler days. Copyright Adams Newspaper Service 1914.

Great Mid-West Walt Mason Adams Newspaper Service

Hearty Soup from Leftover Beans and Vegetables

A kitchen guide describes making a hearty bean soup from baked beans and assorted vegetables with optional enhancements such as bouillon for meat flavor, and cream for richness. It also includes fish dressing methods, cooking in a cloth-wrapped pan, and a simple bread dough recipe for twelve portions.

J. W. Winant East Edgecomb

Fads and Fashions Highlight Spring Dress Trends

Scotch plaids in silk and wool shape young girls dresses this spring. White linen collars with a turned down muslin cravat complement outfits. Felt hats return as exclusive pieces amid velvet hats. Monkey fur trims frocks gowns and hats while crepe de chine military blouses feature high collars and white silk braid. Hat styles vary from angled Scotch hats to feathered picture hats with wide brims. Girdles of roses suit simple young dresses.

Chicago Girl to Nurse Fiance in Austria

Miss Marie Henkel of Chicago sailed on the Royal Italian liner America to Austria to nurse her wounded fiance, Count Willy Feodor Heiner, an Austrian army officer. Accompanied by her mother, she plans to stay until he returns to the front. Her brother joined her in Chicago to escort her back abroad.

New York Marie Henkel Chicago America Austria Willy Feodor Heiner Miss Henkel Count Heinez

Why War Means: Warnings and Wreckage Across the World

A restless world asks why war endures as warnings rise and wreckage spreads. The text recalls wretched battles, displaced families, and waning hope while pondering wartime causes, consequences, and the public yearning for peace.

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