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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1915
Page
15
In a seaport town a woman who spent years alone after a lover sailed away learns he has returned. She forgives and welcomes him, keeping faith with memories of youth and the promise of happiness as their Ship of Love arrives home.
Mrs G F Huntress of Leonard Street Foxboro shares a clever device for raising a pantry window. A central pulley on the top casing balances the weight of the lower sash, with a cord attached to a screw eye for easy elevation.
A Boston Post Sewing Circle column collects letters from readers on marriage, love, age, and domestic life. Contributors share experiences on choosing partners, honesty about age, post cards from past loves, and the role of a wife in managing home and finances.
A wartime scenario series by J. W. Muller explores how the Army and Navy would mobilize in conflict. It outlines strategic needs, training, logistics, and the rationale behind rapid expansion to deter aggression and defend national interests.
The Sunday Post features a selection of engaging letters to the Sewing Circle, highlighting reader opinions, tips, and community chatter. Readers share craft ideas, event notices, and favorite patterns in a lively column.
A 1915 poem contemplates life as a game of chance and consequence. It contrasts carefree early optimism with later sober truth, warning that life is more than sport and urging mindful choices.
Kentuck y salad recipe uses cucumber pineapple and gelatin blend served in lettuce nests with chilled mayonnaise dressing credited to Mrs Jennie Gove of Cliftondale. Shepherds' Pie mixes roast meat macaroni onion tomato and mashed potatoes baked to brown credited to Lucy Leek of Cambridge with address.
The article lists required ships to 1919 under 1903 General Board goals, noting shortages of battleships by 14 or 10 depending on Oregons status, 47 destroyers, and needs for armored and scout cruisers, oil-fuel ships, tenders, and hospital ships. It cites costs for New York, Montana type ships, and current aging vessels.
Edward Morrison former Everett High School football and baseball standout wed Alice May Washington in Chelsea on June 28. The 20 year old Morrison, son of George W Morrison, graduated from Everett High June 24 and married four days later.
The Sunday Post unveils a new Pictorial Section consisting of four full pages of stirring photographs. Readers are invited to enjoy an expansive visual feature designed to attract attention and showcase photographic storytelling.
Judge DeCourcy of the Supreme Judicial Court ruled the $100,000,000 equity suit by Ralph S. Bartlett and other NY New Haven stockholders against past and present directors will not be dismissed. He granted until July 31 for amended filings by stockholders who have become parties, or the bill will be dismissed.
London July 13 The government has completed a plan for state insurance against damage by aircraft and bombardment. It will work with fire insurance offices. Rates will be identical in all districts. Private dwellings are fixed at two shillings per cent against aircraft and three shillings against aircraft and bombardment.
Dorothy writes of a yacht luncheon in informal style noting attendees wore afternoon dress. She describes a white taffeta lunch gown with a surplice blouse trimmed with box pleats and medallions of lavender blue and rose, silk net sleeves, and violet ribbon accents. They danced.
London July 13 Walter Runciman president of the Board of Trade introduced a bill governing coal prices in the House of Commons.
The Rev. William H. Van Allen departs New York for Chicago and travels to Denver Salt Lake City and California then San Francisco for the Lord's Day Congress before possibly visiting Alaska. Rev. Frederick A. Wilmot marries and leaves on honeymoon as Somerville pageant production runs. All Souls Unitarian holds Salem Willows outing. Union Congregational Ladies aid feeds church treasury. New Hope Baptist Sunday School plans Salem Willows picnic with chartered electric cars.
Broker P J Gallagher of 28 School street rejects the idea he authored a controversial letter about the Irish in the British army. He lives at 10 Common street and says confusion has misattributed the letter to him, causing sorrow and displeasure.
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