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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1915
Page
15
A nostalgic verse stresses Old Ipswich town in the East Countree. It recalls the Mayflower’s voyage, a graveyard on the High Street, and graves pressed together like troops. The speaker longs to return to the grassy beach and ponder the sea’s lessons.
New England housewives share kitchen notes for cabinet pudding using cake crumbs milk eggs and optional nuts dates or figs. Baked apple pudding layers bread crumbs apples sugar and cinnamon bake until tender serve with whipped cream. best when made a day ahead. Includes signatures of Mrs George E. Sampson Lynn and Mrs John H. OBrien Bangor Maine.
The Sewing Circle is a Boston Post department inviting New England homemakers to discuss home and household topics. Subjects include domestic perplexities family problems baby care gardening and household economy. Correspondents may use noms de plume and write on one side of the paper.
A Sewing Circle debate features letters urging society to intervene when a couple looks unfit for marriage. Readers argue for or against minding personal choices, with comparisons to protecting a girl from flawed matches and to preventing other crimes.
The Bentztown Bard presents Songs of Sunshine reflecting daily toil and home life. A social government topic follows with Rev Michael J Owens newly of St Johns Quincy to be honored at a February 11 reception at Music Hall Quincy. Wakefield Catholic group plans a banquet and guest night next Monday at Town Hall with hundreds expected.
The fifth annual dancing party will be held Monday evening in St. Rose Hall Chelsea with Governor Walsh and other notables invited. Mrs Eugene Tirrell chairs the arrangements. Miss Kate Mahoney of Troy NY national treasurer of the Ladies Benevolent Society spoke at a Boston dinner for presidents of Benevolent Societies at Copley Plaza. Governor Walsh is set to speak at the Laymen's League meeting in New York City, his first public appearance in that state.
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