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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1914
Page
13
The verse paints a city scene as church bells toll above the muffled streets. A speaker urges patience and pace near a forbidden place while faint angels seem to observe from within the imagined sacred space.
A Boston Post Sewing Circle column prints reader letters on marriage fidelity jealousy and home protection. Women share worries about husbands strangers and child safety while urging trust over spying and urging charity for mothers of large families.
In a continuing discussion sparked by a recent national sensation a wife asserts the right to monitor her husband at all times to learn of his conduct and associations. Readers reply citing maternal duties and concerns for family safety as justification for constant oversight.
A reflective essay discusses how modest attire affects men's behavior toward women, arguing chaste conduct and responsibility lie with women while noting a maid faced harassment on a crowded electric car. It closes with Paris fashion commentary and a humorous exchange about honesty and a stolen dog.
The Sunday Post prints some of the most interesting letters to the Sewing Circle, showcasing reader opinions and practical tips in a community page.
The manager declares reluctance to raise stage height as it correlates with declining box office spirits and audience enthusiasm. He notes higher stages dampen mood and attendance.
A boy Jack and a girl with mountain laurel play by a dam where a toy engine is fixed into place with stones and sand. The engine sinks, but years later workers find it reinforcing the dam and saving the town, a scene praised as providence.
A Sunday school teacher teaches patience using a boy fishing card. She explains that even pleasure requires waiting and waiting. The lesson concludes with a pupil shouting that the most needed item for fishing is bait.
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