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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1915
Page
11
A nostalgic verse recalling fireplace days with memories of sweethearts, autumn scenes, and warm gatherings. The poem celebrates the glow of logs, cider, music, and ritual, inviting old dreams to reappear beside the fire. It lyrically links family, romance, and home warmth.
Mrs E O Sisson of Boise Idaho sends a 65 check to the Belgian Relief Movement at 4 Boylston street. Daily total reaches 141 as New England Relief clarifies funds go to food and clothing not transport costs. National committee provides stipends, New England's gifts cover foodstuff and clothing.
A vintage notice promotes Holstein cows milk as the preferred baby formula. It argues Holstein milk digests easily with light color and fine curds, advising readers to ask milkmen for Holstein cows milk and requesting a free booklet.
The Sewing Circle in the Boston Post invites homemakers to discuss home life, marriage, parenting, budgeting, and garden topics. Readers share letters on family tensions, marital roles, and personal hardship seeking practical guidance from peers.
Recipes by Mrs. C. C. Lawrence of West Lebanon N H include Beef Loaf Yorkshire Pudding Orange Charlotte and Marmalade Pudding. The instructions cover ingredients and steps for each dish detailing beef loaf baking one hour Yorkshire pudding batter and bake times Charlotte moulding with orange slices and jelly beating egg whites Marmalade Pudding steam time and serving ideas.
The Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association held its 40th annual meeting and dinner at the Copley Square Hotel. Toastmaster George M. Wiggins led a lively event with guests including Dr. M A. Morris Dr. Heber Bishop Maxmillian Fisher William C. Adams and Walter M. Brackett. George B. Clark was elected president and Bradford A. Scudder secretary.
A biblical, romantic poem exhorts lovers to seek the Lord’s watch between them when apart. It speaks of Mizpah as a covenant, love’s monument, and a daily beacon through night and day. The verse urges hope over despair and prays for divine guarding while lovers are separated.
Miss Fannie Farmer longtime head of the Boston Cooking School is seriously ill at the Deaconess Hospital in Brookline. Officials said she was sleeping and resting comfortably at midnight but provided no further details. She had returned from her cooking school at 30 Huntington Avenue last Wednesday and was moved to hospital Sunday for treatment.
Washington reports the international fleets will skip Hampton Roads and gather at Cristobal on the eastern end of the canal in a move linked to the Panama cruise and canal opening plans.
The State Board of Education told the Legislature the plan to establish another state university should not proceed now. It supports expanding higher education but opposes duplicating institutions and creating competition with existing schools.
The fishing schooner Mildred Robinson owned by Atlantic Maritime Company of Boston, commanded by Captain Gilsoye, ran aground at Shelburne New York during a furious storm. All 20 crew members were saved. damage extent unknown.
The Massachusetts Highway Commission rejects claims of favored renewal for auto license numbers 1 through 5000. Officials cite workload as licenses rise to 10000 20000 and 30000 and explain that old numbers must be reapplied for by Dec 7 with payment. About 100 licenses lapse annually and are reissued to those requesting low numbers.
The article notes a feud over license numbers among early Massachusetts car owners and a supposed 5000 ownership pedigree. The Highway Commission explains renewals exist to ease business, not confer status, with licenses totaling up to 80 000 for the year and daily renewals often reaching 700 to 800.
The Boston Symphony Orchestra performs its fourth Harvard concert at Sanders Theatre this evening at 8. Soloist Anton Witek will play Beethoven violin concerto in D major. Program includes Overture Genoveva Haydn Symphony No.6 Surprise and Schumann overture.
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