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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1911
Page
15
A young woman asks if three years of keeping company with a man gives him a claim on her. The reply says such a claim depends on the couple and meaning of claim, noting temper and congeniality matter more than time, and that happiness guides what is conceded for love.
A young man, 21, writes about a long friendship with a much older woman of 96 who has helped him succeed. He asks how to tell her his feelings before college. The adviser cautions that it may be gratitude, not love, and urges waiting five to six years until self‑support is feasible, letting love develop freely without promises.
John Ayling and his fiancée Dorothy Baker confront a hidden fear about a crippled cousin. John reveals Russell’s backstory and his vow to care for him. Dorothy proposes joining the care, and the couple marries, dedicating two years to Russ. After a long, blessed vigil, Russ dies at 98, cementing their shared life and faith.
Paragraph points highlight striped bead work, color patches in embroidery, flat rosette effects overlaying petals, suede and kid rosettes, wild silk weaves, cord girdles, and bold feather ornaments. Street frocks feature bright skirt bottoms with matching collar and cuffs, while boys wear white straw hats with rolled brims. Alois Bartschmid, longtime sanctuary choir director, is named organist at Church of St. Francis de Sales in Cincinnati.
The British Parliament conciliation committee says enfranchised women householders are mainly working women. A canvass shows most live in tenements of one or two rooms and 82 percent of prospective voters in 50 districts are working class women. The bill passed its second reading in the House of Commons by 167 to advance 57 over last year.
At a Central Passenger Association meeting in Chicago representatives of lines east of Chicago agreed to maintain a special rate for trunks whose largest dimension exceeds 40 inches.
Shelled beans and dried sweet corn layered with salt pork to bake seven to eight hours in water. Spinach cooked until tender layered with rich cream sauce butter milk flour, then cheese in a casserole for several alternating layers.
A 1911 Mason verse satirizes Sarah Jane as a bold modern woman. The speaker mocks changing attire, political awakening, riding habits, and defiant independence while contrasting with traditional gender roles. The piece ends with social shaming imagined from peers and critics.
In a double boiler, combine a large cup of boiling water with two rounding tablespoons cornstarch and one scant cup sugar. Heat until thickened, stirring until smooth to form a glossy sauce for desserts or fillings.
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