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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1915
Page
21
Mrs. Herbert Walker of 45 Dunfey Street Lowell shares practical advice on making garments water resistant mending veils repairing curtains and sewing patches. She also suggests saving sugar and salt bags creating narrow hems and using vaseline to oil children's shoes.
Lester A. Leavitt, 27, of 15 Quincy Street Somerville, was caught in the shop of John Tobin at 872 Somerville Avenue by Patrolman Kenney and T A Walsh. He pleaded guilty before Judge Wentworth and was held in $800 for the grand jury.
A schoolteacher seeks Mildred Champagne's view on marrying a chauffeur. The columnist says character matters more than occupation, noting intelligence, courage, and reliability define a good husband. Social opinions matter little if the couple is happy and mutually satisfied.
A 1915 poem urging resilience and effort with themes of hope and perseverance. It promotes fighting discouragement, striving, and remaining steadfast as opportunities arise in a broad world. Copyright 1915 by Southern Press Syndicate.
A paired discussion from the Sewing Circle on whether women should warn a good man about a partner's past. Authors argue duty to protect a decent husband and a good home vs. respect for a woman's privacy and the danger of gossipy harm. Readers weigh testimonies from multiple contributors and offer practical advice.
The Sunday Post prints a selection of the Sewing Circle letters, showcasing reader views and correspondence on crafting, fashion, and needlework topics.
Robin the Robber the Harvard Pi Eta Society musical comedy was staged in Music Hall Quincy last night under the Quincy Tennis Club auspices. An audience filled the hall for this annual Pi Eta show, notable this year for Paul Blackmur of Quincy as the creator.
Ernest L Miles aged 45 formerly from Providence Rhode Island died at his uncle Colonel William W Castle's home at 20 Lake Street East Weymouth after a long illness. Funeral is set for 10 o'clock Saturday with interment in Providence Rhode Island.
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