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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1914
Page
15
Regular department in the Boston Post invites homemakers in New England to discuss household issues and family concerns. Readers share letters on money, parenting, marriage, and etiquette, offering advice and support in a respectful, practical exchange.
The Sunday Post prints some of the most engaging letters to the Sewing Circle, showcasing reader opinions and shared craft insights from the community. The feature spotlights personal stories, tips, and the spirit of the club in a readable Sunday column.
Maggie the deer weighs about 75 pounds at nine months and performs tricks for Mrs. Edwin Hardy. The Pet stands on hind legs for food, kisses its owner, and enjoys a private yard. The Devonshire feature invites readers to submit clever pet stories and photos for tomorrow's Post.
A reader asks how to regain a young man's affection after a four month affair with another woman. She recalls quarrels, suspicions of flirtation, and asks for advice to return to a close, exclusive relationship and to deter the man from marrying.
The speaker condemns a selfish man who offers excuses and refuses to marry, arguing he wants lover privileges without responsibilities. She urges girls to recognize such behavior as grafting and to avoid him.
Mr Newmans travel talk Rome Ancient and Modern drew high interest last evening. The lecture contrasted ancient Forum with modern life and showcased Vatican art and moving pictures of fountains. The program repeats this afternoon for those missing the initial showing.
A letter from G. A. C. of Dorchester dated March 8 1914 urges the Post to keep its comic cuts high in standard and free from coarse content. He praises S matter Pop Ikey Noodle the Poodle and Van Loons as amusing and wholesome while criticizing rival Boston papers for degradation.
A letter from WM Bassett Jr of Francestown New Hampshire questions Congressman Gardner s proposed hospital relief vessel for fishermen. He argues the plan fails due to wide fishing grounds vessels mobility and communication limits making timely care unlikely and suggests canvassing fishermen before further bills.
Poem fragment evokes summer wings folded, life and love enduring until the sudden return of spring. The speaker celebrates renewal as Easter arrives, framing love as lasting beyond decay with vivid nature imagery.
A newspaper note describes Orange Day activities led by the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce and other groups to promote orange consumption as a dietary staple. Dr. Harvey W. Wiley advocates eating oranges year round for health and cost savings and urges broad public use.
New Haven Conn March 20 Yale University leaders Hadley and Jones said eight students have scarlet fever with all but one case mild. They deny any plan to close the university and note efforts to prevent further spread.
Arthur K. Peck closed his travel lecture series at Tremont Temple on a Berlin Rhine Germany theme. He guided the audience through Unter den Linden the art galleries and the Avenue of Victory and visited Heidelbers Schloss while highlighting the Rhine’s ruined castles along its banks. The talk was praised as one of his most picturesque and will be repeated this afternoon.
The Woburn Five Cent Savings Bank yesterday adopted the fingerprint system for depositors. It is the 33a bank in the state to implement this method and among fewer than 200 banks nationwide using it to identify customers.
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