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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1914
Page
15
The Gone Circle invites New England homemakers to discuss home life and parenting topics. Correspondents may use pen names and seek mutual advice on domestic issues. Letters should be single-sided and addressed to Sewing Circle Editor, Boston Post.
Readers weigh in on a Boston clergyman’s sermon arguing husbands should obey wives in many cases. Letters from Newtown Highlands and a sailor’s wife frame marriage as partnership vs captain and mate, with cautions on obedience and threats of ruin.
The widows and orphans relief fund for Newfoundland sealers rose to 5653.92 dollars after yesterday’s subscriptions totaling 130.45. Massachusetts donors push toward a ten thousand dollar target as Lynn Brockton Chelsea and Gloucester amounts are listed, with a major benefit planned in South Boston featuring John F. Fitzgerald and Reverend Allen Hudson.
A devastating blaze gutted the home of Harry H. Sibley and his sister Mrs. Oliver on Bay street North Easton. Only a single trunk of clothes was saved as walls collapsed around them with the noon hour fire leaving furniture and clothing consumed.
A contemplative young man in a hospital office muses on wasted time and love as Miss Field contemplates departure. He unexpectedly proposes marriage, urging her to join him in the country and in city shopping for a shared life, while neighbor Jonathan notes the moment as time itself lingers.
One shredded wheat biscuit broke up, pour on boiling water, add butter the size of an egg, 1 to 3 cup brown sugar, salt, 1/2 cake yeast, 1 quart flour. Rise. Mrs H M Crosby, 260 Lexington Street, East Boston.
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