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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1914

Page

12

Sewing Circle column in Boston Post discusses home life

The Sewing Circle page invites homemakers across New England to share advice on domestic matters. Letters describe frugal living, including a family living on under ten dollars weekly with a small auto, and discuss debt, child care, and budgeting.

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Candidates Uncle Walt Calls The Campaign Noise

Poet Walt Mason derides political campaigning as noisy, deceptive, and beguiling voters with promises while urging work and practical labor over political superstition. He condemns politicians for lazy artistry and warns of continued disillusionment once the polls open.

Burke Walt Mason Adams Newspaper Service

New England Stomach Sufferers Find Short Road Back to Health

Many in New England and across the United States report rapid relief from stomach, liver and bowel ailments using Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. Letters from Hartford and Norwood praise cure after rapid onset, with claims of life restoration and avoidance of operations.

New England United States Mayr S. E. Johnson Whitmore Street Hartford Conn Clare Shaw Majestic Avenue Norwood, R. I Mayr’s Riker-Jaynes Geo. H. Mayr Mfg Whiting St Chicago Ill

Unhappy Wife and Duty in the Home and Outside Work

In letters from readers, a skeptical take on a wife earning outside income. One writes that a sober, diligent husband should grant happiness at home, while another shares leaving an unsupportive partner and becoming a wage earner after he demanded her earnings.

Sisters of the Circle Sewing Circle

White slave scares and the dangers to girls

A reader argues that sensational reports of white slave cases distort danger, urging girls to report suspicious individuals to police and to avoid sensationalism. The writer claims most disappearances are voluntary associations and warns society against fearmongering and notoriety seeking among youth.

Woman Physician Replies On Marriage Duty

A woman physician rebukes the idea that a woman’s mission is to marry and raise children. She argues that aiding the sick or educating youth benefits society far more than marrying a dissipated man. She condemns the belief that love justifies all and brings diseased children into the world.

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Letters to the Sewing Circle Spotlighted in Sunday Post

The Sunday Post features several engaging letters to the Sewing Circle, highlighting readers' tales, tips, and community notes. Readers share sewing anecdotes, pattern requests, and practical advice reflecting the club's creative spirit.

Church Notes on officers and events in Newton area

The Newton Catholic Union elected officers led by Edward H. Mitchell as president and John P. Tierney as vice president. St Mary’s Holy Name Society planned a parish house on Winthrop street. Rev Father Phelan spoke in Charlestown and Rev William J Casey will address Malden Ladies Auxiliary. Our Lady of Grace Chelsea fundraising may reach 15 thousand dollars. Catechers honored with cuff links and opera glasses. men’s and women’s leaders receive diamond pins and pendants. Rt Rev Mer M J Splaine attended as guest.

The Newton Catholic Union Edward H. Mitchell John P. Tierney Clifford Low White John Kelly Joseph H. Brown Sentinel Father Phelan St. Mary’s Holy Name Society Charlestown Winthrop Street William J.o'casey Immaculate Conception Church Malden Ladies’ Auxiliary of St. Mary’s C. T. A. Society Father Casey Archdiocesan Church of Our Lady of Grace Chelsea Peter C. Quinn Everett

White Rose the Clever Hen of Farming ton Mo Captures Local Hearts

Elsie French cares for White Rose a five year old hen famed for double yolk eggs but loved for playful acts. The pet perches in boats sleds and doll carriages, enjoys sliding and rowing, and even walks home after trips. Readers may send pet stories and photos to the Post feature editor.

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Sunday Concert Supports East Boston Church Building

The sacred concert at St. John the Baptist on Saratoga Street East Boston raised a substantial sum for the church building fund. Rev John C Fearns spiritual director assisted in the exercises and Rev Paul Despouy supervised the concert.

Revere John C. Fearns Society St. John the Baptist Saratoga Street Boston Paul Despouy

40 foot channel plan discussed for Boston Harbor

Colonel John Millis, US engineer, met Boston port directors to review estimates for a 40 foot channel through Broad Sound. He assured them a formal report would be sent to Washington that week for decision.

John Millis United States Boston Boston Harbor Broad Sound Washington

Ex Head of Knights Templar of Ohio Dies

Huntington Brown aged 65, past grand commander of the Knights Templar of Ohio and three times Mayor of Mansfield, died early today in Mansfield Ohio.

Knights Templar of Ohio Mansfield, O Huntington Brown The Mansfield

Dropped 60 Feet Into Ice Ends in Rescue

A 2 year old boy, David Wredburg, was knocked into the Mississippi River ice from a bridge in Minneapolis. He was reported wedged in the ice and pulled to safety after 16 hours of work. He was hospitalized and expected to recover. Police were alerted by a mysterious phone call.

Minneapolis Minn Fen Mississippi River David Wredburg Rae Theospital

Paragraphs on Fads and Fashions Highlighted Trends

The write up notes that young girls rarely wear separate furs, with white fur or ermine as possible. Hats feature high standing trim, while flat hats are equally fashionable. A slender woman may wear a chic three-tiered skirt with a large butterfly bow at the back. Many new wrists and costumes show a standing Japanese collar.

Health and Beauty Remedies from Mrs. Mae Marty

A spoofed health and beauty column promotes spurmax lotion almozoin jelly-cream and various tonics. It lists mixing ratios and usage for facial care, hair, and skin blemish treatment, touting quick relief and improved appearance with home concoctions and drugstore ingredients.

Parnotis weight loss treatment touted as harmless cure

A column promotes parnotis as a weight loss remedy claiming it eliminates dieting and hard exercise. It instructs dissolving 4 ounces parnotis in hot water, then taking a tablespoonful three times daily, promising smooth skin and no ill effects as weight is reduced.

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