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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1915
Page
11
James confronts financial strain and Jane's moral pressure as Aunt Molly asks for a visit. Little Molly falls ill prompting the trip to Aunt Molly's country house. James spars with Jane over money and dress, crosses paths with ex sweetheart Carolyn, then reunites at home with Jane and Molly.
An analysis by George von L. Meyer critiques naval spending up to 1914 highlighting that Congress underspent on ships while detailing vast allocations for minor administrative items. The piece argues politics, not budget limits, drove waste and calls for executive staff guidance in wartime planning.
In a chatty note from "Over the Wire" the speaker admires a dove gray silk parasol with a pink rose and an elegant pale gray net flounce, plans more fixes, and imagines black and violet options. The piece also recalls a car breakdown in "No Where" and mentions Mildred, Jack, and a friendly racer.
The letter recounts a pilgrimage honoring Margaret Brent, Maryland’s 17th century suffragist who requested a vote. Descriptions note the prairie schooner journey from Baltimore to St Mary’s City, signatures gathered for a large petition, and praise from Father Scully and Bishop Hamilton. Alice Stone Blackwell signs from Dorchester.
More than 2000 people attended yesterday's opening concert at Fellsmere Pond Malden as part of a five concert series held each Sunday afternoon under the Metropolitan Park Commission.
The excerpt venerates a universal and unseen divine power as the great First Cause. It speaks of God as all space and altar, beyond human understanding, acknowledged by diverse peoples from saints to sages. The speaker confesses limited sight and reverence for the infinite, urging all creation to offer incense to the deity.
A regular department invites New England homemakers to discuss home life and family topics. Letters may use pen names and ask questions, focusing on domestic management, childcare, budgeting, gardening and related issues. Address correspondence to Sewing Circle Editor Boston Post.
The U S torpedo boat Dupont left Fall River for Provincetown to assist in the Massachusetts Naval Militia maneuvers for 14 days. It will meet the U S S Chicago off Provincetown later tonight with militia members aboard to substitute for regular sailors.
Field Marshal Sir John French criticizes German use of asphyxiating gas in April and May operations of the British expeditionary forces. The review, drawn from official eye-witness accounts and special correspondents, underscores German barbarity.
Veterinarians at Angell Memorial Hospital on Longwood Avenue report 234 animals treated in June 150 free dispensary and 144 hospital cases. 70 operations were performed. Hospital cases: dogs 66 cats 81 horses 42 birds 2 unclassified 3. Dispensary: dogs 119 cats 56 horses 12 birds 1 unclassified 2. Four months totals: hospital 529 dispensary 950 operations 288 overall 1479.
Field Marshal French deplores the period of fighting underreported as marked by cynical barbarism and flagrant breaches of The Hague. He warns Germany’s gas weaponry shows long planned designs and expresses regret that an army once seen as war’s chivalry has adopted such methods.
A recipe collection item by Miss Edna F. Thomas from 64 Division Street Bangor Maine provides a ginger spice cookie base with molasses brown sugar butter egg and flour and a hot shrimp and pea cream sauce served on toast or crackers. The dessert pie combines cranberries raisins sugar flour butter and a pastry crust baked in a moderate oven.
A reader suggests mosquito netting squares to drain greens or cabbage in a kettle and hanging to drain. Other uses include draining cottage cheese squash and pumpkin. She also praises a preprinted delivery card carrying her name address apartment city and state to speed shopping deliveries.
Representative Jacob Bitzer of Arlington announces his candidacy for re election this fall in the 29th Middlesex district comprising this town and Arlington He seeks the Republican nomination for another term in the state legislature
The Sunday Post prints a selection of the Sewing Circle’s most engaging letters. Readers share tips, anecdotes, and opinions on craft, community sewing, and upcoming events.
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