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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1915
Page
11
Ruth Corey, a dutiful sister, tends a blooming garden while her sister Polly brightens the house. Dick Newton, a frequent visitor and would‑be suitor, compliments Ruth and declares his love, likening her thoughts to sturdy pansies and asking her not to withhold.
A recipe for oyster salad combines cooked oysters with chopped celery and cracker crumbs. The dressing uses egg flour salt mustard vinegar and melted butter with pepper to taste and optional thinning with cream.
Readers respond to Mrs Glendower Evans claim a woman cannot live on six dollars weekly. Letters describe living on seven to nineteen dollars, with rent, food, and clothing costs, and caution on marriage age amid economic strain in Boston.
Nichola Gregillo of the North End was arraigned in Police Court for assaulting Patrolman James McKenna of the Hanover street station. Judge Parmenter sentenced him to two months in the house of correction.
A reader asks if it is proper to ask a young lady for a dance without an introduction. The response urges formal introductions at the next dance when possible, noting it reflects well on both and builds a solid basis for friendship. If no mutual acquaintance is present, continue the impromptu friendship if welcomed.
A poetic meditation on love and unseen beauty as a companion for lovers. The speaker describes a “spirit and a dream” who walks beside them, sings of love, and breaks dawn in a “prisons of blue.” The verse imagines an ethereal goddess shaping mood and desire between two hearts.
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