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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1917
Page
9
Readers share experiences on loyalty among women, including a confessed lapse followed by forgiveness from a close friend, contrasts with male betrayal, marriage fidelity, and the value of home life. Letters discuss independence, family roles, and opinions on trust within marriages and friendships.
A guide on modern dinner etiquette and note writing after bereavement. It covers passing dishes, using narrow bordered stationery, and sample phrases to express gratitude to friends and family for sympathy and flowers. Includes guidance on signing as a married woman with maiden name initial cues.
A reader asks which U S battleship is the most powerful and its cost and if a young man can enlist under a contract. The letter notes 32 000 ton ships California Idaho Mississippi New Mexico and Tennessee cost hull and machinery 7 to 8 million dollars each plus equipment. It also asks about the busiest rail station and who started the Red Cross. Answers state enlistment frees service members from contracts though bills remain. Boston South Terminal handles about 30 million yearly, Grand Central 26 million, Broad Street third. Camillus de Lellis born 1550 founded a red cross order for the sick.
A survey of recent books on Russia including memoirs by Madame Olga Novikoff and Baroness Soulny, plus The Political History of Poland by E. H. Lewinski Corwin. Also covers Ireland’s plight with Doing My Bit for Ireland and The Soul of Ulster, plus contemporary Canadian and American fiction and the Modern Library reissues.
The Sunday Post prints several notable letters to the Sewing Circle, highlighting reader opinions and community insights in a weekly feature.
This bio brief chronicles Nicholas I of Russia born 1796 as he ascended after his brother's death. It notes his brutal suppression of reform leaders, strict press censorship, and secret police while detailing his marriage to Charlotte of Prussia and his seven children. It highlights his wars, the Crimean War onset, and his reputation as a tireless yet feared ruler.
A letter to the editor argues that a saying about wickedness originates with the ancients and predates Solomon. Cites R. B. N. and references David in I Samuel to support the claim that “wickedness proceedeth from the wicked.”
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