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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
15
In a small town Waldo pursues heroism by rescuing a girl during a church fire scare sparked by a strawberry festival. The boy realizes Mildred saves him, not the other way around, as he faces his jealousy and learns the true act of bravery.
A reflective verse by Susan Coolidge about commonplace life and its beauty. It contrasts everyday sun and sky with a hopeful divine view that ordinary lives form a beautiful whole.
Women writers urge practical choices over romance in marriage decisions. Letters discuss weekly allowances, independence, and living with mothers, while others warn against marrying for money or home only. Readers from Boston and Connecticut share experiences of love, age, and financial security.
A 1915 verse fragment by the Beatztown Bard celebrating love and spring over battle imagery. The speaker contrasts war songs with melodies of May June roses and morning light, signaling a peaceful passion poem. Copyright noted to Southern Press Syndicate.
The Amateur Gardener urges readers to see the Japanese iris variety Iris Kaempferi. It outshines the common German iris in color, size, and form, blooms starting in June, thrives in many soils, requires ample water during bud formation, and survives the cold New England winter without protection.
Mrs Hattie L Phelps of Warland Street Cambridge describes a portable baby box designed to protect infants from flies. The unit measures 42 by 38 by 8 inches with a high frame lid and screen wire, allowing outdoor use on verandas and easy relocation.
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