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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1915

Page

9

Abolish Tolls in East Boston Tunnel Proposed

A Boston legislative committee heard strong support for eliminating East Boston tunnel tolls and funding a new teaming tunnel. Mayors and reps from East Boston Chelsea and Revere urged abolition as a remedy for ongoing inequities. Officials argued $170000 annual ferry losses justify a $4 million tunnel project.

East Boston Legislative Committee On Metropolitan Affairs Yeserday Curley Giblin and Sullivan Green Tharlestown Giblin Jed Chelsea Revere Boston Sullivan Representaive John J. Kearney

Dorchester Tunnel Petition Debate Amid West Route Disagreement

Met affairs committee heard many Dorchester leaders and businessmen advocate the proposed tunnel. They united on connecting the new tube with the ongoing tunnel to Andrew Square but differed on the west route.

Dorchester Committee On Metropolitan Affairs Andrew Square

Sewing Circle Letters Share Domestic Life Advice

Readers of the Boston Post Sewing Circle discuss home management marriage finances and social norms. The exchange covers budgeting for a one-family home with $400 start up funds, jealousy in engagements, uniforms for women and workplace respect, with multiple contributors offering guidance and opinions.

Toiler in Harness Crushed by Heavy Load

A poem-style fragment portrays a crowd in a street where the toiler labors to earn a prize but is crushed by the burden. The speaker questions signs and parables, likening heedless hearts to seed on rock and noting the harnessed worker’s death amid perpetual tread.

Pretty Miss Fix It and the Uniforms for Women

A letter from SARAH ANN signed as a despondent bride urges women to charm and support their husbands at home. She argues wives should spend wisely, avoid nagging, and treat their husbands well to keep or attract a good marriage. The note is part of the Sewing Circle letters printed in the Sunday Post.

Cosey Sewing Circle Back Bay Sarah Ann Germany Bach Wagner

Mil dred Champagne on Love and Sentiment

A reader writes about a 16 year old girl pressured by older men and rumors. Mildred Champagne warns the girl against a risky lifestyle and urges self respect, caution, and a return to moral conduct for her future happiness.

Mildred Champagne

Concord Grape Pie and Other Home Dessert Recipes

Tart Concord grape pie with two crusts by Mrs. Ella Bartlett of Concord New Hampshire includes egg vanilla sugar and salt. Sweet Cream Pie uses whites eggs milk cream vanilla flour and salt baked in open crust. Sour Cream Pie blends egg sour cream cinnamon allspice maple sugar baked open crust. Tomato Rice combines rice onions tomatoes and cheese seasoned with butter salt and pepper from Miss Edna E Smith of Providence.

Ella T. Bartlett Morton Street Concord N. H Edna E. Smith Indiana Avenue Providence

Songs of Sunshine by the Bentztown Bard

A 1915 poem in exalted verse on the sudden, transformative moment of inner grace. It speaks of a fleeting utopian light that elevates the spirit, contrasts with power and vanity, and notes beauty and truth in transient experiences symbolized by dawn, meadow, birds, and memories. Copyright 1915 Southern Press Syndicate.

Southern Press Syndicate

New Songs Heard With Symphony by Olin Downes

Boston Symphony Orchestra under Carl Muck performed four Mahler songs for tenor with orchestra in Symphony Hall. The program also included Beethoven's Fourth, Bach's D minor double concerto, and Dvorak's Carnival overture. The reviewer lauds Bach's vitality, notes Witek Noack and Draper as strong soloists, and praises the orchestral ensemble.

Gustav Mahler Boston Symphony Orchestra Carl Muck Symphony Hall Beethoven Bach Witek Noack Dvorak Messrs. Witek Mr. Draper Dr. Mack Mr. Witel Mr. Noack Dr. Muck Mahler

Draper Mahler Songs Shine With Mack Accompaniment

Paul Draper interprets Mahler songs with superb orchestral backing from Dr Mack, delivering eloquent, faithful text meaning and expressive phrasing. The performance contrasts with Beethoven under Dr Muck, whose measured reading reveals inner conviction and the work’s stirring slow movement.

Paul Draper Mahler Dr. Mack Draper Wis Wallner Beethover Bach Spohr

Aggies Alumni Club Meets at American House

About 200 alumni attended a Massachusetts Agricultural College Alumni Club gathering at the American House. Commissioner Davin Snedden doubted liberal arts aims, urging practical work alongside four years of study. Officers were elected: President Herbert C. Bliss, secretary P. W. Pickard, treasurer Franklin W. Davis, with directors R. B. Mackintosh, Herbert W. Dana, and G. B. Willard.

Davin Snedden Massachusetts Agricultural College W. H. Bowker Kenyon Butterfield Herbert C. Bliss Attleboro P. W. Pickard Boston Franklin W. Davis R. B. Mackintosh Peabody Herbert W. Dana G. B. Willard

Holmes Lecture on Germany and Austria Draws Interest

Burton Holmes spoke at Symphony Hall on Germany and Austria using color views and motion pictures to illustrate the first-hand tour. The season's lectures have been timely and unusually engaging for local audiences.

Burton Holmes Symphony Hall Germany Austria

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