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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1915
Page
15
The Mason chapter at 44 State Street Boston acknowledges receipts for European War Fund subscriptions totaling 108,229.92 dollars. Contributions include Miss Ethel Vaughan 25 dollars and Bradford Academy student gifts plus church and veterans group gifts from Massachusetts sources.
The Sewing Circle in the Boston Post invites homemakers of New England to discuss family care, domestic problems, budgeting, child care, gardens, and related topics. Readers may use pen names and ask questions to share helpful advice within the one-topic page.
The Sewing Circle prints reader letters on marriage and money. A former wife warns against poverty in a weak marriage and shares leaving an abusive, loveless union. Readers advise matters of money, loyalty, and parenting roles with cautious, practical counsel.
A poetic invocation asking stars and herbs to aid the afflicted with doubt and dismay. The speaker seeks the hearts of ancient fathers to restore certainty and calm in the face of proof and distraction.
Three recipes for Dundyfunk with pilot bread and salt pork, plus Nut Pie with walnuts dates and whipped cream, credited to Mrs C W Whidton of Boston and Mrs Irena G Holmes of Brookline.
Simple home tips from Mrs. E A Enslin outline an apron pattern like a butcher apron to spare the neck, a no cost dry mop from old stockings, and wick insertion by starch dipping. Also suggests adding ice water to egg whites to boost volume for meringue.
A reflective 1915 verse by Walt Mason urges joy and kindness over envy and strain. It notes life is brief and wealth cannot outlast a grave, advocating happiness in the moment.
A wife recalls three years of waiting since Jim left after their wedding. A telegram announces his recovery from a train wreck and memory loss, returning home to reunite with wife Laura and child Marie on their anniversary.
Mayor William M. Blakeley of Mal who is confined to his home with illness was declared yesterday to be out of danger. His physician and family members are allowed limited visitation.
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