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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
15
Mrs. Moore, living at 38 Harvard Street Dorchester, faces upheaval as her son Ned announces plans to marry Nora, his longtime helper. After worry about home life and money, Ned confesses Nora is the bride and Mrs. Moore joyfully embraces the match, recognizing Nora as a valued daughter.
Household hints advise keeping corks immersed in oil for five minutes to seal air tight and pater tight. To prevent pickle mould, place a small bag of mustard on top of the pickle jar. Mrs Syrena A. Benson Loudville Me.
A practical kitchen note lists macaroni with tomato soup, a sponge cake, banana pudding with chocolate and pink layers, velvet ice cream, and directions for a light meal. It includes egg yolk custards, cornstarch thickeners, and cooling methods, with hints on serving and alternatives.
The Sewing Circle page offers advice on home life and parenting. Readers discuss motherly duty versus honesty to a daughter in law, how dissipation affects marriage, jealousy, and reform, plus personal anecdotes and names of contributors sharing experiences and names.
Malden Common Council president Alexander G Gould filed a petition asking a public hearing on how pon y express licenses were granted. He accused aldermen of trading favors and vowed to present witnesses. A Friday hearing was set and the group voted to void 25 jitney bus licenses and rules.
A 1915 verse fragment praises shared joy and light amid pain. It speaks of skies laden with singing and souls striving for right, urging care and gratitude as others bring beauty and glory.
R Stuart Mitchell of Cincinnati was chosen editor in chief for 1915 16. Other officers include John R Dos Passos secretary Charles A Trafford treasurer and Waldo H Shattuck circulation manager.
After a heated session with Councilman Guild present the aldermen vote to hold a public hearing Friday evening amid sharp exchanges. The Gould petition sparked uproar as Gould accused the council of license discrimination and illegal trading. Alderman Roby demanded Gould explain his petition and Gould prepared to address the body.
Nearly 500 Harvard freshmen and guests gathered at the freshman dormitories on the Charles River for a jubilee. The singing contest served as the main event with President Lowell serving as a judge. A long list of patronesses attended the event.
Boston police seek Hazel P. Gale 16 from Plaistow New Hampshire as her father fears she eloped with a young man on Friday last.
Perley G. Gale, father of Hazel, reported her missing to police. He suspects she eloped with a young man after leaving a Boston Island waitress job. Her trunk 7247 was checked from Haverhill to Boston and she was last seen boarding the 7:15 p.m. train out of Haverhill Friday.
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