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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1915

Page

13

Three Suitors Vying for Kitty in Dorchester Home Drama

In a Dorchester home a young woman debates love among Archie the robust fortune hunter,Robert the wealthy possessive type, and Billy a plain but beloved suitor. Interleaved with family notices and a tense social reception, she secretly favors Billy as her parents prepare to bless the match.

Archie Robert Billy Father Dad Kitty Honor Bright Edna Martin Helen Washington Aunt Helen

Copyright Notice From 1915 Press Publishing Company

A brief copyright notice from the Press Publishing Company dated 1915 appears, indicating ownership of material and rights reserved under the period's publication standards.

the Press Publishing Company

Our Three Lines of Protection Ships Harbor Forts and Army

Series argues the United States requires three lines of defense coastwise: a fleet, harbor fortifications, and a mobile army. Coast defenses cannot shield the entire 30,000 mile coast. 14 inch guns reach 18,000 yards and a full coastal chain would cost ten billion dollars and half a million garrison troops.

United States Congress Corps of Engineers United States Army Dardanelles New York Boston San Francisco Hamilton Wadsworth New York Harbor

Boston Sewing Circle addresses marriage duty and family life

A long Sewing Circle letter section in the Boston Post discusses whether marriage is a woman's first duty, the value of career versus motherhood, and the rights of men and women in love. It covers generosity, vacation borrowing, engagement rings, modesty, and social behavior in a series of reader questions and editor replies.

Sewing Circle Boston Daily and Sunday Post New England Boston Post General Grant General Sherman Admiral Dewey

Songs of Sunshine and the Path of Love

A lyrical poem contrasts friendship and love as a path to joy versus wealth and power. A man recalls riches and castles while life’s path remains bare, wishing grace and light for rulers across the years. A humorous aside follows about red flannel shirts and a pink coral necklace.

Southern Press Lynd

Sanatogen Tonic Promised To Boost Weary Women

A testimonial voice urges use of Sanatogen as a true food tonic for debility seen in thousands of women. The physician labels the condition as a common weakness and the writer cites Olive Schreiner praising its life restoring effects.

Olive Schreiner Amelia E. Barr Berlin Professor Eulenberg

Advice to a Young Woman on a Difficult Relationship

A 22 year old woman asks about a 26 year old boyfriend who is distant and often away with a male club. Advice urges enjoying life, gaining clarity with him, and not losing time pining, suggesting self-respect and expectation of an understanding about the relationship. The reader then humorously contrasts a hypothetical silver wedding with a policeman in the house.

Billy Miss Champagne

Mince Pie with Parsley Border and Squash Pickle

A kitchen note outlines mince filling with water flour pepper salt poultry dressing and onion, simmer ten minutes, mashed potato border, parsley garnish, then squash pickle with ginger mustard seeds chillies onions sugar vinegar cloves and turmeric boiled gently for three hours. Recipe credited to Mrs Nellie Skinner of 31 Quincy Avenue Quincy.

Nellie Skinner Quincy Avenue Quincy

Interesting Letters From the Sewing Circle Read Sundays

The Sunday Post prints notable letters to the Sewing Circle, showcasing reader thoughts and community conversation in a regular feature. The page highlights personal anecdotes, craft tips, and social commentary from local contributors.

Driver Fined $15 for Overloading Horses

John Grace Jr a driver for Massachusetts Lime and Cement Company Cambridge was arraigned in Roxbury and found guilty of overloading a pair of horses after a complaint by the M S P C A He was fined fifteen dollars and pleaded not guilty.

John Grace, Jr Massachusetts Lime & Cement Company Cambridge Hayden Roxbury Grace

Pure Ice Cream Delights Children at Local Event

A community event treats children to Pure Ice Cream while organizers emphasize family fun and smiles. Volunteers scoop flavors as families gather for a cheerful afternoon in the park.

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