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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1915
Page
15
The poem contrasts a prince and a yeoman showing homes define belonging. The Prince mourns a lost marriage while the yeoman returns to a loving cottage. It repeats the line home is where the heart is, tying emotion to place and family.
A short verse extols choosing a simple cottage with lovelight over wealth and fame. It contrasts a loveless maid with a rich home and asserts that home is defined by heart and love rather than size or material wealth.
The Sewing Circle column from the Boston Post offers advice on home life, finances, marriage duties, and personal conflicts. Letters from readers like Afraid of Poverty prompt responses urging shared responsibility, respect for vows, and practical guidance on caregiving and independence.
The Sunday Post urges writers to read the Short Story Competition rules on the editorial page. Submissions must be original and not copied or imitated from any publication.
A weary mother cooks for her ungrateful daughter Margaret who visits a concert with a friend. The singer's tribute to a mother awakens Margaret to her neglect, prompting sincere change. Months later the mother’s careworn brow lightens as Margaret shows renewed love and gratitude.
Mrs Go Ha Sprague of 36 Leonard Street Foxboro advises packing woolens and furs with no moth access and wrapping them in newspapers with gum camphor between folds. Surround the items with ample paper. moths dislike newspapers.
The Rev. Benjamin A. Wilmott preached his final sermon to a filled auditorium at Bethany Congregational Church Quincy. In morning services, 12 new members joined the church.
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