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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
11
In a Boston Post feature a woman hears her deceased lover call her name and finds herself awakened from a spirit world experience. The man explains an accident and hospital bout. He returns in her room and speaks words of love, proving the call was to life.
A reader asks whether to lend $50 to a dear friend who wants to attend a San Francisco fair. The husband warns that lending money to friends can ruin the bond, and the woman seeks guidance on whether to reoffer the loan or accept the friendship loss. The column features several letters about diamonds and marriage while offering cautious, experience-based advice.
A forenoon street suit favored is black and white shepherd checked and faced with red or orange to suit the wearer complexion. Pockets are roomy and marked with a Banbury cross of the triming material. The circular skirt drapes to the ankles revealing gray spots beneath.
A reader argues that a diamond is not essential for happiness and urges brides to value a stable home over costly jewelry. She recounts social pressure and a fiancé labeled as a laborer for prioritizing prudence over an engagement ring.
Poem extols inner valor and spiritual battle over external combat. It contrasts marching drums and banners with a quiet courage to strive for the right. The piece emphasizes readiness and sacrifice without actual fighting, reflecting1915 era sentiment.
Poem recalling days by the sea and a town with crooked streets and salt breeze. The speaker asks a beloved if memories of a hilltop schoolhouse and golden youth could return with sunset glow and wild waves. An anonymous verse ends with reflection on past joys.
Dorothy writes she crossed the Atlantic feeling mild about the weather and notes a recent trip with Gladys and Jack. She recalls a darling gray satin bathing suit with a scalloped short skirt, tight bathing shoes, and a rubberized satin cloak. She mentions hosting a small party on Thursday.
A kitchen wood box built from inch boards measures 24 by 22 by 25 inches with three corner supports and a sturdy frame. It sits on four legs, casters, and a top trim strip, painted to blend with woodwork for easy movement when sweeping or washing the floor. Mrs. W. A. Sherburne Tyngsboro states the design is compact and functional.
A woman on a couch recalls a losing romance as the sunset fades and the evening star shines. She imagines a departed lover, Jack, returning to her as the postman’s ring and memories of their moments linger. The vision of his embrace grows near as she grips at hope.
The Shepard Stores market corset fitting as physician endorsed and Nemo Hygienic Fashion Institute trained fitters provide expert service. Nemo Corsets are recommended for solid support and the new Wonderlift device promises relief from bearing down pains.
The freezer with an open spoon dasher freezes quickly and produces smooth cream. It is sold on a guarantee basis with a full refund if not the finest freezer. Come in for a live demonstration and see the improvement over ordinary freezers.
A long catalog of hardware and furnishing companies grouped by town and street names across the Boston area. Entries include firm names such as Houghton & Dutton Co and J. W. Philbrick & Co with addresses on Boylston, Portland, and Dock Square streets among others.
George Barr McCutcheon, in town for Harvard commencement, chats with a reporter about Europe’s war, weight loss tips, Bryan’s resignation, and his novel Mr Bingle. He notes Irvin Cobb’s recovery and reports a New York army officer’s view that the war may last six years with continued activity in Europe.
Naturalist John Burroughs, ill at his Kingston area home in West Park, continues to improve and spent much of the day on his veranda overlooking the Hudson River.
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