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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
13
London June 2 The King's birthday honors list is unusually long due to wartime. Field Marshal Earl Kitchener receives the Knighthood of the Garter along with Sir Francis Bertie and Sir Kenneth Muir MacKenzie, who are elevated to the peerage as barons.
A long promotion list to the Order of the Bath honors senior officers for organization and training work in the war. The document notes a subsequent honors release for field personnel. It includes privy councillorships, baronetcies, and knights among military and civil officials, with several prominent names named.
A reflection on life as a hill climb where longing for the past and hopeful faith shape the journey. The text envisions a song filling the heart, offering cheer, courage, and dreams as one ascends and descends life’s hill toward eternity.
Middletown Conn June 2 An announcement states a new dormitory costing about 125000 will be built for Wesleyan University. The donor's name is withheld and construction will begin at Commencement.
A letter references a frightful time powdering the back and a trip to the Berkshires. Jimmy plans to chauffeur in the French army, hinting at romance disappointment. The writer rushes to a Belgian Fund Tea and mentions an Argentine teacher dancing the Fox Trot in town.
A reader confesses an extra marital attraction and urges counsel. The writer suggests reconciliation if possible, or stepping back and letting time heal wounds, while offering broader moral perspectives on marriage and parenting.
New blouses use dainty materials and beads. Paris styles appear on evening frocks and straw hats. Summer wraps charm wardrobes. sailor suits with short full skirts and high Russian boots trend abroad. Tune bridesmaids may carry muffs of tulle and silk. white collars and cuffs wear well in linen contrast for children's dresses.
A short old recipe notes beat two eggs with sugar mustard and salt, mix with vinegar, cook until thickened, stir in butter, then pour over finely chopped cabbage. Signed by Mrs E E B Curtis.
A tip from Mrs C H Sprague describes cleaning a white straw hat by warming a lemon, squeezing juice into a saucer, adding a teaspoon of powdered sulphur, brushing the mixture into the hat, rinsing with cold water, wiping dry, and drying in the shade. The hat becomes as good as new.
The oldest resident recalls the warmest June day in Boston reaching 92 degrees in 1902 and the coldest at 44 degrees in 1881. He adds that over the past decade on June 3 the readings for high and low have been within a consistent range.
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