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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1915
Page
7
Mr Smith a bashful husband in a Boston suburb discovers a night intruder not a burglar but a cat stuck to fly paper. His wife teases him for the scene as he frees the cat and ends with plans to lock cellar windows or hire a watchman.
A reader appeals to adoptive parenting and pet compassion, while letters from Dorchester and others discuss marriage, jealousy, reconciliation, and family duties. The Sewing Circle responds with guidance on love, work, and avoiding loneliness.
Poem excerpt of the patriotic song praising spacious skies amber grain and mountain majesties. Lines honor Pilgrim feet heroes proven in liberating conflict and a dream of liberty self control and brotherhood across the land from sea to shining sea.
The Sunday Post prints notable letters to the Sewing Circle, showcasing reader correspondence and community commentary. Readers share insights, tips, and personal notes reflecting ongoing sewing topics and local culture.
Two state legislatures considered six month residency divorce bills. Wyoming lawmakers rejected the easy divorce measure amid protests from both sexes. Nevada passed one, showing business interests influence in quick-divorce moves. Washington Pie and cake recipes follow, with a tomato jelly salad recipe and serving ideas.
The six month residence rule for voters sparked revenue losses for hotels and merchants, fueling a backlash led by anti equal suffrage factions. Nevada restored a six month term while Wyoming faced protests from women and a pivotal speech by Mrs Morna A Wood that helped defeat an easy divorce bill. ALICE STONE BLACKWELL.
The British steamer St. Helena sailed from Charleston for Rotterdam with 8000 tons of supplies and clothing for Belgians, contributed by residents of North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.
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