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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1915
Page
11
Household tips include borax for whitening clothes, ammonia and water to clean jewelry, clear boiling water to lift tea stains, and salt avoidance in porridge prep. A teaspoon of borax dissolves in final rinse water. mint around the home repels rats and mice. Mrs M Crowley of Malden signs the note.
Lucy Larcom recounts a Beverly fisherman’s desperate voyage from New England ports. The poem follows Skipper Ben as storms rage and hunger gnaws, his memory haunted by a longing for home and a love left behind as the beacon fades.
A government report says milk should be viewed as a food, not just a beverage. Holstein milk is low in fat yet rich in value, ideal for growing children and infants, resembling breast milk in composition. Readers are urged to ask for Holstein milk and request a free booklet.
The Sewing Circle is a regular Boston Post feature for New England homemakers to discuss home life, domestic troubles, and family management. Correspondents may use pen names and ask mutual questions, writing on one paper side and sending letters to the Sewing Circle Editor.
A reader argues mothers have no moral or practical right to their children's earnings until marriage, citing personal sacrifice to educate children and urging mothers to support themselves. Other letters recount similar views urging gratitude and responsibility from grown children.
Boston business leaders and residents press for a subway station at Arlington street to ease Boylston street congestion. Merchants, property owners and 20 000 signatories from Brookline and Newton back the effort, with Mayor Curley endorsing the plan.
Poem celebrating youth as a sovereign gift with vivid imagery of April, morning light, and undimmed dreams. Emphasizes personal power, charm, and the priceless nature of youth as a throne that cannot be taken.
A college student seeks advice about an unknown admirer sending postcards and a picture. Mildred Champagne counsels ignoring the suitor to end the nuisance without harming her feelings. She notes the admirer may drop the behavior when ignored and adds she answers letters on love each Sunday.
The cruiser Des Moines left Charlestown navy yard at night with extra crew and a load of ammunition for Hayti after undergoing extensive repairs in Portsmouth.
Charles Foster aged 88, living alone for years in Eliot Maine, was burned to death tonight in his home as fire gutted the residence.
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