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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1916
Page
15
A collection of letters from women sharing tips on finding care work in affluent homes, coping with savings and independence, and debating whether mothers deserve vacations. They recount personal trials, frugal living, and moral resolve as they seek dignity and stability.
A Sunday Post page presents several recipes from New England housewives. Instructions cover SALLY LUMNS and MISS BROWNE with entries for muffins, Lady Fingers, Corn Meat Griddle Cakes, Coffee Puffs, and Coffee Souffle, listing ingredients and steps including mixing, baking, and serving notes.
A brown paper shade dominates spring dresses with plain gowns brightened by blues yellows reds and purples. High collars vary at throat and back. wedding attire features full skirts pointed bodices and puffed sleeves. Silks and tafetas for coats, lace fichus, muslin collars over silk corsages, and red leather accents update black and white checked sports suits.
After poultry has roasted an hour, remove and cover with a clean wet cloth and finish roasting. The cloth steams the meat, making it moist and tender. Mrs S A Marrs from 31 Garland Avenue Manchester New Hampshire endorses the method.
Eva Gilson bored by travel to California forms a bond with farmer's daughter Margaret Elston after a blue silk dress falls from a train. Margaret's kind note leads Eva to discover joy in giving, sparking letters and plans to help prairie families with books and magazines.
The article recalls a visit to a home for blind children, detailing Catherine who longs for a mother, a six month old found abandoned born blind, and the sisters' efforts to ease distress. It notes the children's talents in piano, stenography, and reading raised letters, and mentions several actors and films as reader correspondence.
Mary Pickford will appear usually five days per week in the Daily Post and each Sunday in the Sunday Post, according to the notice.
A Superior Court jury awarded Natalie Lee six dollars and fifty cents? (Note: The provided text is garbled. Unable to confirm exact amount per the source.) The Fox terrier owned by Francis J. Connolly of Dorchester bit Natalie Lee on June 27, 1913.
A poem from Scribner's about a meadow path that leads to Nowhere and a calm oasis. It contrasts routes to Somewhere with a tranquil, endless approach where the speaker finds joy and beauty. The verse mentions springtime, violets, marigolds, willows, and a blue sky.
Mrs. Margaret J. Butler 75 of 175 Tremont street faces a charge of practicing medicine without registration. Before Judge Creed she admitted a 42 year psychic practice and a 50 year belief in psych treatment.
Clare Williams of Dorchester testified she paid Mrs. Butler $4 for two bottles of medicine after a claimed psychic examination. Williams worked as a ticket taker for the Boston Elevated and did detective work in spare time. Sergeant Anderson described serving the summons on Mrs. Butler and multiple continuances due to Butler's illness.
James J. Storrow Jr son of City Councillor and Miss Margeret Rotch daughter of Mrs Abbott Rotch plan to marry June 21 at 12 30 in Emmanuel Church Newbury Street Bishop William Lawrence to perform the ceremony. The bride to be connected with Lawrence and Lowell families and is a cousin of President Lowell of Harvard.
An unidentified man was found face down in the Housatonic River opposite Root Place, held by a tree branch. The body was located late today by a teamster employed by O. T. Benedict.
Wholesale grocers from across the United States descend on Boston for the 10th annual convention. President Whitmarsh inaugurates meetings at the Copley Plaza with welcomes from Mayor Curley and Speaker Cox. The program includes address sessions, harbor trips, and an elaborate banquet before Friday’s closing and next year’s site vote.
Canadian Sergeant Fred Wells wounded overseas describes life in a German prison camp and escape by feigning insanity. He urges Society for American Preparedness members to support war readiness efforts.
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