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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1916
Page
13
A brief verse tribute by Weatherley recalling fifty years of marriage between Darby and Joan. The couple reflects on hardship and sorrow, comfort found in shared love, and a hopeful pledge to face death together with Heaven in sight.
The Boston Post Sewing Circle invites homemakers to share advice on domestic matters and marriage. Readers respond on whether women should propose, marital affection, mother in law issues, and managing money. Letters show debates on maidenly modesty, self respect, and intergenerational money gifts.
The Sunday Post prints a selection of notable letters to the Sewing Circle. Readers share tips, opinions, and anecdotes reflecting the club’s community interests and home craft culture.
A brief tease announces a Sunday Post Magazine feature on the fate of babies who arrive at hospitals and asylums with lost track of parents. It hints at exploration of their futures and where they end up as they grow.
A poem by the Bentztown Bard envisions a child’s dream of a perpetual spring land. It speaks of holding a little hand and playing games, with themes of innocence and escapist yearning joining a plea to leave war behind. The piece blends nostalgic imagery with a call to join in a peaceful fantasy.
Miss Ruth Evans daughter of George W Evans and Dr Edward Scott O Keefe were married at St Celias Church with Rev Father David Ryan officiating. The bride, a Wellesley graduate, and the groom, Harvard alum, plan to reside at 222 Essex street Lynn with a reception at the College Club.
In a vivid diary style note, the narrator considers Clara's dark blue military inspired blouse made of chiffon taffeta and Georgette with a cherry red chiffon velvet vestee. A quick alteration idea suggests detachable vests in net or batiste to suit her mood.
In the Sunday Posts Wit and Humor section, Lady Bountiful motivates Bob in his artistic aims, producing surprisingly humorous outcomes that amuse readers.
A collection of home cooking recipes including Spice Cake, Hot Parsnip Salad, and an Easy Hull Corn method. The notes credit Mrs A J Harper of Abington and Mrs G A Stimson of Spencer with the tested recipes, detailing ingredients and steps for each dish.
Moving tips advise noting each item’s location on paper for easy retrieval. For stove rust use linseed oil rubbed with a soft cloth. it cleans and brightens the surface. Mention of Mrs Cordone Pearl in West Bridgewater.
The Very Rev Charles W Lyons S J president of Boson College received permission from C M Greene to stage a Passion Play for one week starting March 30 in Boston College Hall The piece written for college students has not been fully produced professionally before only private Lambs Club performance in New York and a California showing at Santa Clara jubilees drew large crowds with special trains run from San Francisco to Phila
The American Wine Company at 77 Green Street West End had its liquor license suspended by the Licensing Board from 11 p m to 6 a m Monday January 10 after a Hyde Park police complaint charged that liquor was sold from a company wagon in Hyde Park by a driver without store authorization.
The Post outlines editors guidelines for the Short Story Competition on the Sunday page. Entrants must submit original work not copied or imitated from any publication.
Mrs. Fannie P. Brown presents a verbose poem recounting Ruth’s encounter with robbers and a dramatic sequence of rioting renaming repeated actions. Names Ruth Rachel Richard Roberts Rosabel Russell appear amid restless river chase and a reward of a ruby ring and roses.
Western Union officials deny reports that the cable service to England has been terminated. They state full service including nine cent and weekend options continues, though delays may occur due to the severe storm along the English coast. Cable letter service is suspended temporarily and expected to resume in a few days.
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley urged a campaign to educate consumers to pay higher prices for clean milk. He spoke at the State Board of Agriculture meeting in Agricultural Hall about milk inspection from the producers’ point of view.
Dr Wiley addressed hundreds of milk inspectors at their annual gathering, stressing pure milk as the central topic. The exhibition hall showcased apples, corn, and milk with Derby Farm winning seven first prizes and Hood & Sons scoring highest in the milk contest with 99 points.
Victor Herbert writes a new song dedicated to Charles C Willett and Dennis A Walsh of Engine 10 who died in a West End fire. The matinee by The Only Girl company at Majestic Theatre benefits the Box 62 Association relief fund. Subscriptions total 3417.96 with numerous donors listed.
Henry L. Vaughn sues Penn Metal Company in Superior Court claiming a worker dropped a hammer on his head on November 2 while he was working on the Boston E elevated building on Harrison Avenue. He seeks 40000 in damages.
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