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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1913
Page
7
Letters from women describe families living on eight to fifteen dollars a week, noting frugal routines, shared meals, self-raised food, and simple pleasures in Boston and beyond. The exchanges weigh obedience in marriage, women’s independence, and cautions about matchups, engagements, and long-term plans.
A compact lyric set on needles of love and quiet heartbreak. It laments neglected small affections that would comfort dying hearts, urging a touch a word or a kiss to ease sorrow and revive cherished memories. The verse contrasts earthly fragility with a longing for tender connection.
Selected letters to the Sewing Circle are printed in the Sunday Post, highlighting reader views and community reflections on crafting, fashion, and domestic life. The items showcase personal anecdotes, advice, and shared projects from local readers.
The Dudley Street Baptist Church marked Rev. Charles L. Page’s quarter century of service with a morning anniversary service. Pastor Charles A. Fulton presided as speakers including S. M. Sayford H. S. Connant and Stanley Seaver shared tributes. Page outlined four key impressions from 25 years, highlighting Bible reliability, Christ’s life, personal righteousness, and radiant personality, as Mrs. Page received roses.
The Rev William B Ayers pastor of Park and Downs Church Wollaston and his bride Miss Sarah A Miller of Newton Centre were hosted at George Irvings Vassel street Wollaston by parishioners and residents. Ayers four marriages, alienation suit by Charles Arthur Boynton of Vere, 325000, ended in a verdict for Boynton.
Concord December 14 The Governor's Council has approved plans for a new state armory to replace the burned one. The building will cost 60000 dollars with work to begin soon after bids are awarded.
Dr Langdon Frothingham reported at a Harvard Medical School lecture that quinine shows promise as a rabies treatment after a St Louis man recovered from an acute rabies case. He cautioned no full confidence yet but called the result potentially a great discovery if proven broadly.
A physician lectured on rabies from dog bites at a Massachusetts event. He praised Pasteur treatment as preventive, urged muzzling dogs to stop spread, cited England Wales declines after muzzling laws, and warned about saliva transmission. He also called for state control of glanders testing and quarantines and proposed removing public drinking troughs.
The corner stone of the Secona Church at Audubon road and Beacon street will be laid today at 2 o'clock. If weather prevents, the ceremony will be postponed to tomorrow. The Universalist Sabbath School Union meets December 17 at Arlington school to discuss increasing membership led by Rev. William F. Wilson. A foreign missionary meeting is planned by Union Congregational Church on Columbus avenue tomorrow at Mrs. Johnson Knight's home 86 St Botolph street with travel talk Up the Si-Kiang by Mary Parker Dunning.
A local retailer advertises gloves with varied button counts and prices: 16-button gloves at 2.65 dollars, 20-button at 3.00, 12-button at 2.10, overseas gloves at 1.15, walking gloves in cape or dogskin or mocha at 1.15, plus misses boys and children's gloves listed without price details.
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