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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1916

Page

19

Dear Sewing Circle reveals household finance and social norms

Letters from readers discuss investing in personal appearance to secure affection, managing a $15 weekly budget, and pursuing higher wages. A Bride of Twenty One shares routines and savings tips, while One Who Knows asks about wages and job prospects. A story of stigma and social forgiveness follows, then fashion notes describe an afternoon frock with rose pink and sapphire blue embellishments.

Sewing Circle O. I Sewing Circle Sisters Boston

Songs of Sunshine and Casement Trial News

The Bentztown Bard’s Songs of Sunshine honors motherhood and home while Premier Asquith says Sir Roger Casement will be tried on Monday for attempting to land in Ireland to lead a rebellion. The report links domestic poetry with a capital case and political event in London dated May 10.

Freak Day Stunts Called Off in Malden's Schools

Malden High School bans Freak Day celebrations after the second annual observance ends with 20 seniors sent home for outrageous costumes. Headmaster Jenkins reprimands senior class president Walter Rowe as girls’ Freak Day is cancelled. police-like uproar noted, and a religious leader’s son and others appear in varied costumes. The rest of the article mentions a preparatory school fund and its officers elected at the 62nd annual meeting.

Malden Malden High School Jenkins William Dooling Dooling Roger Moss First Baptist Church Louis Rosenfelt Walter Rowe Paul Corbin Clifford North Donald Boothby Louis Wolk Horace Miller

Boston High School Association Funds Aid Students

The Boston English High School Association maintains a reserve fund of nearly $20,000 for the benefit of worthy students pursuing higher education. Treasurer J. B. Clapp oversees the association’s finances and the distribution of aid.

Boston English High School Association J. B. Clapp The Associa

Amateurs Advice on Replanting Garden Beds

In Brookline a reader asks if replanting is needed after soil trampling by passersby. The late Peter Henderson advised stepping on seeded rows after covering with soil to firm the ground and improve germination. He was known for urging soil compaction to aid seed growth.

Brookline Peter Henderson

Gilchrist Company to Send Six Men to Plattsburg

The Gilchrist Company will send six employees to the Plattsburg military camp for four weeks with full pay. The firm covers the camp outfit and all enlistment expenses including railroad fare. The six chosen are Frank Fitts Stewart Ferris Walter E Sexton J R Rabine William O Connor and Joseph Roule. They depart Friday July 12 and return August 8.

Plattsburg Military Camp Plattsburg Frank Fitts Stewart Ferris Walter E. Sexton J. R. Rabine William O'Connor Joseph Roule

Wages Increase for Illinois Central Freight Workers

In Chicago on May 16 an Illinois Central railroad raise added two cents per hour for freight handlers and some clerical staff in the freight department. About 80 employees are affected.

Chicago Illinois Central Railroad

Man Found Asleep Between Rails On Atlantic Avenue

A man under the influence of liquor was found asleep between the Union railroad tracks on Atlantic avenue yesterday by Patrolman Cairns of City Hall avenue station. At the station house he told officers he had been fished from the water the day before and felt it strange others interfered with his repeated attempts.

Union Railroad Atlantic Avenue Cairns City Hall Avenue

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