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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
21
A writer signing as Render Unto Caesar argues a wife’s earnings belong to her husband, while a respondent counters a wife’s time and money should stay with her. Readers quote roles of work, home duties, and financial fairness in marriage with personal anecdotes and cautions.
The Sunday Post prints several of the Sewing Circle’s most engaging letters, showcasing community voices and shared garment making tips. Readers gain insight into craft challenges, project ideas, and friendly exchanges dialogue.
Loretta Day, heartbroken after a quarrel with Bob Lester, writes to him following a ragtime memory night. The next day Bob finds the note and visits, gifting a solitaire engagement ring, revealing the music that rekindled their reconciliation.
One cup sugar and 1 tablespoon flour stirred into 112 cups boiling water until smooth. Add butter walnut sized, lemon rind and juice, and two beaten eggs. Bake with two crusts. BANANA CHARLOTTE layers sponge cake, bananas, and whipped cream.
To keep cakes from falling tap the bottom of the tin to dissolve bubbles and prevent collapse. When preserving set each jar on several thick cloths wrung from water to avoid breaking cans. Always peel onions before the fire and keep your dish by the hearth without tears. Mrs Maude Willard Passumpsic Vermont.
Franz Wenz, who lost a $15,000 suit against his sister in law Mary L Wenz widow of his brother Henry, appeared for a hearing with Judge Sanderson at 4 pm yesterday. Wenz urged an investigation by the district attorney claiming unfair treatment, but the judge said he could take no action.
Harold F. Barber of J. W. Barber Company Charles E. Bellaty of H B Humphrey Company G R Dunham of Greenleaf Company and Walter Sampson of P F O Keefe Company, Boston agencies representatives, depart today from New York and Philadelphia for a tour through Nebraska.
The piece marks the centennial birth of John G. Saxe born June 2, 1816 in Highgate Vermont. It features two tender poems including Do I love thee and asks the reader to consider bees birds and flowers as the measure of affection in simple rhymes.
Poem expresses consolation after a child’s death with Christian faith. It contrasts earthly sorrow with heavenly life and ends noting that where treasure lies, hearts follow God’s design.
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