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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
17
A lyric meditation contrasts a sudden storm with a fragile butterfly as two powers of nature and of God. The speaker witnesses lightning, thunder, and a butterfly seeking the outdoors, reflecting on beauty and danger and the divine shaping of creation. Copyright 1915 by Southern Press Synd.
A reader asks about kissing in social games with a six month relationship. The columnist responds that no girl sees kissing as harmless fun and implies girls always lose in such games, urging seriousness over playful notions.
The paper highlights a full slate of features and columns for the upcoming Sunday edition. Readers can expect diverse coverage, profiles, and special interest pieces across pages.
A reader argues that true friendship is proven by lending money, recounting a sister’s refusal and a friend’s loan. A husband’s consent is urged for any lending, framed as joint ownership of finances and a test of loyalty. The piece also urges looking beyond diamonds to lasting love, citing George Eliot and distant anecdotes.
The Alaska Freezer with its aerating dasher yields a smooth light texture and exquisite blending for desserts. It claims everyday affordability, noting one quart of cream equals three pounds of steak for food value. Various Boston and New England retailers are listed as stocking the freezer.
In a brief exchange a woman notes Gladys has left after a call about her ill mother. She recalls Gladys gifting a cream silk parasol with black fringe, a painted butterfly and rose embroidery, promising to call tomorrow with plans.
Silk afternoon coats are charming and loose fitting with silk lining. Net or tulle highlight evening gowns with long sleeves and modest necklines. Children’s frocks stay severe in line except dress-up versions with ruffles and lace. Apron effects and drapings over soft tulle flouncings suit evening wear. Spring plaids dominate country suits with contrasting bound hems collars and sleeves and plaid silk liners.
The Sunday Post prints some of the most engaging letters to the Sewing Circle, offering readers a glimpse into craft tips, community chatter, and shared projects. The feature emphasizes the club’s hobbyist spirit and discussion topics.
The 1914 June 25 record tops and the coldest date across history are cited. Weather summaries for June 25 from 1905 to 1914 show highs ranging from 70s to low 90s and lows from the 50s to mid 70s with conditions listed as clear, cloudy, or rain.
The page teases a full color Doings of the Van Loons comic appearing in the upcoming Sunday Post. Readers are invited to enjoy the humorous family antics and lighthearted sketches in the next issue.
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