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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
17
A series of letters to a newspaper debate whether spouses or parents may read private letters. Contributors argue versus guarding trust, jealousy, and double standards, with pleas for fair treatment of women and men in matters of fidelity and privacy.
A poem recalls a scene in Madrid where the Queen and King watch the bullfight as matadors and picadors perform. A single woman near the balcony loses her life as the royal crowd roars and the bulls charge amid the spectacle and fanfare.
A sampling of engaging letters to the Sewing Circle published in the Sunday Post reveals readers sharing craft tips, projects, and community stories, reflecting home arts interest and neighborhood voices.
Clarence Lambkin, a mechanician, was fatally injured when a racing car tuned by Arthur Jonas skidded off the Venice race course. The vehicle tore through the fence and Lambkin was found 75 feet from the crash site in a vacant lot. Jonas escaped with minor injuries.
The Fitzgeralds head a Boston contingent at Palm Beach, now a recognized and sought after institution among the winter crowd of notable visitors.
A poetic meditation on having purpose and brotherhood, followed by several tested recipes. The verse extols a life worth living through love, prayer, and shared hope amid trouble. Then it presents a set of old fashioned dishes: delicious rice pudding, beef jelly, beef loaf, and salmon chowder with simple steps and servings.
A concise note from Mrs George H Saunders of Sebago Lake Maine endorses a simple pork based recipe as an easy alternative to butter. The message emphasizes convenience and flavor in home cooking.
Dr. Edmund von Mach told Harvard students that Germany would accept postwar borders if a broad peace is guaranteed, but would demand channel ports like Antwerp if no such guarantee exists. He argued the United States failed to act as world arbiter at the war’s outset and forfeited trust through strict neutrality.
Mrs. Mary Louise Cady of 139 University Road Brookline filed a divorce libel at Dedham yesterday against Walter C Cady of Salt Lake City Utah charging him with desertion. They were married nearly 30 years in Malden June 18 19. They resided in Brookline until recently. A Shorty story by Sewell Ford is riotous with fun in the next Sunday Post Magazine.
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