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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1914
Page
15
Readers debate wife spying on husbands amid distrust and jealousy. Letters defend and condemn snooping, describe jealous acts, and urge mutual trust, with varied views on marriage, etiquette, and personal freedom in a 19th century Boston forum.
A meditation on serving God without pride or complaint. The speaker asserts that God neither needs human labor nor gifts, and advises bearing the mild yoke as the best form of service, urging quiet trust in divine providence.
Jack presses Sylvia to kiss her, arguing against her disinfection screen. Professor Morton, an old college chum, explains bacteria on lips but supports minimal risk for healthy young lovers. The duo reconcilies as Sylvia finally yields a kiss without the screen.
Changes to the parish house at Grace Episcopal Church Everett will be ready soon for daily religious services. Various clergy and church events fill the Medford and area calendar with picnics sermons and parades planned across multiple churches.
Sunday Post recipes page fragment lists Ginger Snaps with molasses lamb fat and spices by Mrs Eugene B Adams, plus a raspberry jam pie and Mayonnaise Dressing recipe by Nellie Zackular. Authors and addresses appear for each item.
The Sunday Post features several of the most interesting letters to the Sewing Circle, showcasing reader opinions, sewing tips, and community stories. The letters reflect hobbyist interests and local exchanges on craft topics.
Arthur Lb. Champlin of Somerville complains that watering streets and moving cars shower sidewalks with mud staining clothing. He urges a city ordinance requiring mud guards on each wheel to stop the problem.
Gasolene Gus recruits friends for a playful joy ride described as a trolley car prank. The event teaser hints at a lighthearted stunt to be featured in the upcoming Sunday Post.
Providence July 4 Harry Jasper freed by United States Commissioner Cross after being charged with passing counterfeit money at Rocky Point recently.
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