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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1914

Page

15

Sewing Circle Letters Reflect Pensions Debates and Domestic Life

Readers discuss pensions for unmarried women and the role of domestic service, with letters from a 64 year old self supporting retiree, a nearly 70 year old widow, and critics. They weigh work, pride, and state aid, while also venting on pets and gossip in a periodical community forum.

Sewing Circle Boston Daily and Sunday Post New England Boston Post Boston Shears

To One in Paradise Poem Echoes of Lost Love

A speaker recalls a lost beloved, describing a green isle of joy and a shrine of flowers. Hope rises from the future, but the past casts a dim gloom as life fades and dreams persist. The poem intertwines memory with lament, ending on the lingering vision of the beloved and ethereal paths.

New St Mark’s Church Rising at Ashland Site

The Catholic parish of St Mark’s on Roseland Street Ashland announces a red brick church with white chalk trim forms. Rev John M Daly pastor states occupancy planned for early spring with crosses atop front and rear. No cornerstone ceremony occurred at foundation start and several contributions have recently been received for the building fund.

St. Mark’s Roseland Street Ashland John M. Daly

Motorcyclist Acquitted in Attleboro Death

Fred D. Knight, a motorcyclist from Attleboro, was acquitted of manslaughter in connection with the death of Joseph Fortier of Phoenix, R. I., following an accident at South Attleboro.

Attleboro Mass Fred D. Knight Joseph Fortier Pheenix R. I South Attleboro

The Rebellion of Mother A Makes A Quiet Exit

In this domestic tale, Mother A plans rebellion against Isabel’s thrift and overbearing control. She resolves to live apart with friend Sophie Haskins, keeping separate households yet meeting in a shared parlor. George and Isabel confront changing family dynamics as motherly independence reshapes their home.

Sewing Circle Sisters George Mabel Isabel Mother Mother A Sophia John Janet Sophy Sophie Haskins

New England Housewives Publish Simple Home Recipes

The Sunday Post presents a section of reader recipes from New England housewives. Included are a sugar rich dessert, a bread and lettuce canapé, an orange pineapple souffle cups, and a mutton stew with peas, credited to Eva M. Alphen Charlotte A. Smith and Mrs. George McConaghay with their addresses.

Eva M. Alphen Mason Street Gloucester George McConaghy Maniey Street Auburn

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