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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
13
A long reader correspondence from the Boston Post Sewing Circle offers views on marriage duties, husbands rights, homemaking, and the double standard. Letters urge balanced sharing of home duties, question rigid gender norms, and recount personal reforms and warnings.
Poem notes June 14 as Flag Day marking the 137th anniversary of the Stars and Stripes adoption by Congress. Three stanzas are presented as a reflective scrap book entry.
A patriotic poem depicts Freedom raising the flag above night, the sunlit skies, and the eagle bearer. It portrays the flag as a celestial symbol given by angel hands to valor, guarding victory and liberty. The work honors the banner as a beacon over freedom and homeland.
In Essex the Sunday Post prints engaging letters to the Sewing Circle. Some discuss social schemes and marriage prospects, revealing local gossip and community humor through the periodical correspondence.
A collection of household recipes from Mrs. A. C. Raymond and Mrs. T. J. Craven for confections and baked goods. Recipes include almond desserts, chocolate layer cake, and a salmon cream soup served with crackers. Notes indicate origins in Buzzards Bay and Mittineague areas.
Ten members of Roxbury Latin School's 1889 graduating class gathered for a 25th anniversary dinner at the City Club. Dr. D. O. S. Lowell, headmaster, was guest of honor with H. W. Dunning as toastmaster.
Miss Farnsworth hosts Mr Payne yet cooks up a luncheon in a cottage near Cambridge. Bobby wanders, a stranger named Payne visits, and the plot turns as a life like doll and a rescuing swim reveal a romantic spark between Miss Farnsworth and Mr Payne.
The Men’s Club of First Congregational Everett elected officers: Lewis Clough president, W. S. Gore vice president, Preston Chambers secretary, Horace P. Lowe treasurer. Dean Rousmaniere to preach at Christ’s Church Exeter and St. Mary’s Concord sermons. Hyde Park Congregational School marks 63rd anniversary. Dorchester Temple Baptist pastor Alfred Isaac preaches final sermon in “Unseen Things That Are Eternal.” Union picnics planned for Brighton Avenue, Hill Memorial, and Alston MB Church at South Framingham. FE Bolles to preach Tufts Goddard Chapel baccalaureate. American Home Baptist Mission Society meets Tremont Temple June 17–18. New Old South Church hosts General Sunday School Association convention July 7–8.
The Grand Clan of Massachusetts of the Order of Scottish Clans holds its third annual memorial for deceased members at Faneuil Hall tomorrow at 3 PM. Grand Chief Stewart W Millar presides with Dr E P Munro and Rev A M McLeod delivering addresses.
A Harvard Crimson report warns against ticket speculation for Harvard Class Day exercises at Cambridge next week. Speculators have arrived and are quoting high prices, but Harvard men are avoiding dealers, likely causing outsider shortages at the commencement festivities.
Make a two layer Drake's Sponge Cake and fill with sugared berries. Top with berries and sweetened whipped cream for a delicious strawberry shortcake dinner option.
Lucille faces danger across Manila and aboard ships as Hugo Loubeque a thief and spy engages in schemes to seize papers. Her quest to clear her father’s name drives daring escapes and a perilous ride to a Mexican ranch.
A compiled list of venues from Comique Theatre in Tremont Row to Star Theatre in Pawtucket details multiple Boston area and New England locations showing UCILE LOVE. The guide enumerates theatres by name and street or city, indicating widespread distribution of the production.
Rambling houses near the Wishing Well Low sit among Spanish architecture and a curiously artistic fence. The grounds bloom like Eden with heavy perfumes, while cactus, hedges, and palms compose a landscape that reflects the owner's character.
The Sunday Post promises further installments of Lue cille Love in tomorrow's issue. Copyright 1914. Watermarked and picture rights reserved by the Unisssox Company of Boston.
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