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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1914
Page
13
A series of Sewing Circle letters discuss money and leisure in marriage. Mothers, wives, and sisters question saving behavior, amusement expenses, and the idea of a wife’s right to time off. Suggestions include a two hour daily rest and shared housework to ease aging duties.
Paris report on Laval's artistic straw toque a black tagal model trimmed with a windmill of crows' wings. The wearer pairs it with a black and white checked tailored suit.
A Believer in Eugenics argues that parents should not whip children and that the state should take custody at birth to raise them scientifically. The letter condemns marriage for love alone among daughters, urging class, income, and heredity considerations, and stresses that love does not level social ranks.
The Sunday Post highlights engaging letters to the Sewing Circle, sharing reader opinions and anecdotes. The page showcases community voices and sewing hobby insights in a readable column.
Aunt Sally and a scheming plan push Priscilla to a cliffside decision as Tom Halstead arrives with a marriage certificate at the Parsonage. Priscilla faces a choice between pride and love as a rule of engagement is tested.
A poem laments human cruelty and public strife as brothers stumble under heavy loads. It condemns jeering and warlike pride, calling for pity and forgiveness as all rise and fall together like leaves in gusts of time.
A girl seeks dependence in Tom’s arms as the Halsteads recall a motto about love and war. The text then shifts to a recipe: beans celery and onions cooked and served on lettuce with French dressing.
A short modern recipe card describes a lemon pie filling with milk butter flour eggs sugar lemon juice and rind, baked in a pie crust and finished with a meringue frosting. The note is signed by Mrs T J Craven with an address in Mittineague.
The Winchester churches canceled evening services for a special high school sermon by Rev. William Fryling. Nearby moves include Rev. Gabriel Reid Maguire likely joining Boston's Park Avenue Baptist Church, and Rev. Daniel Freeman accepting a call to Grand Rapids. Edifying reports from Chelsea and St. Mark's Brookline note current service leadership and a new St. James Episcopal Church project beginning at Clarendon Hill Somerville.
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