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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1915
Page
13
The Sewing Circle is a regular Boston Post department for home makers in New England to discuss household topics. Readers may use pen names and ask questions about domestic life, baby care, budgeting, gardens, and family management. Submit letters to Sewing Circle Editor, Boston Post.
A Pittsfield woman argues letters are personal property and should not be opened by others including husbands or parents. Other readers urge mothers to inspect daughters letters for safety, defend trust in marriage, and share varied experiences on love, mourning a pet, and youthful independence.
Poem from The Sun Dial in the New York Evening Sun recounts a dim watch at dawn. The narrator recalls no chance for fame or fighting a foe until the moment of destruction. He asks the Admiralty Lords for permission to face a visible enemy rather than unseen danger.
A Catholic lecture argues Mexico’s strength lies in its Indian population with the white blood blamed for decadence. Rev. Joseph H. McMahon claims the Indian race produced the country’s virility, leaders, and culture while criticizing foreign influence and exploitation.
Father McMahon criticizes U S and Mexican policy after Diaz’s resignation. He argues revolutions persist and religion dictates the core conflict, urging Americans and Catholics to face truth about Mexico, noting European trenches reveal Mexican vigor and potential. He laments blind U S views on Spanish speaking nations.
Mayor Curley spoke at Dahlgren Hall in South Boston praising Ireland's contribution to America. He cited statesmen poets inventors and soldiers and noted eleven U.S. presidents including Woodrow Wilson had Irish blood. The remarks urged living by past traditions to fight injustice and improve the world.
The Mayors bread bill defining bread in law and imposing penalties for adulteration will be heard at the State House at 10 30 this morning. The State Department of Health analyzed the bread in question and Director Lythgoe from the health department laboratory is expected to present the results of the analysis.
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