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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1914
Page
15
A Sewing Circle column in the Boston Post showcases readers offering advice on home life, gender roles, marriage, and social change. Letters span husbands, household duties, child care, public behavior, and female independence with varied viewpoints.
Some of the most interesting letters to the Sewing Circle are printed in the Sunday Post. The column showcases reader opinions, sewing tips, and community voices in a light weekly feature.
The Rev. William H. Van Allen of the Church of the Advent sails for England on the Laconia for about six weeks with visits to York Oxford and Cambridge. During absence Rev. Karl Schwartz will preside at the Advent. Other clergy guests include Rev. E R Allen and Rev. Thompson E Ashley. The Winni simmet Veteran Fireman's Association welcomes Dr Bush as life member. Hyde Park First Baptist hosts a strawberry festival this afternoon with entertainment.
Buenos Aires figures from the latest city census record 1,560,163 residents, up from 821,291 in 1909. The report notes steady growth in the Argentine capital amid ongoing urban development.
Peter Rebacci, 19, described as a tool of a Westchester black hand murder syndicate, was electrocuted at Sing Sing for killing Tony Marro of White Plains. His confession will aid prosecutions of four other syndicate members.
In Hing ham a governess Virginia and Dora share a romance arc centered on Doctor John. Virginia accepts his proposal amid jasmine scented evenings and a surprising kiss, while Dora’s affections for the doctor collide with her sisterly rival.
Secretary McAdoo received a $630 contribution to the conscience fund from Burlington Iowa. No clue to sender's identity. part of ongoing remittances returned to the government since Madison era.
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