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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1915
Page
17
A mother narrates her domestic scene as she navigates her family. Her son Bob tries to shield Helen from a quarrel while a late confession reveals her pride in her husband and daughter. The tale shifts between humor and sentiment, ending with a tender reminder of family support.
The Post invites well known men and women to share favorite short poems for the Scrap Book feature. The plan covers renewed favorites and new selections, offering readers a concise verse collection from diverse contributors.
The text centers on equality and virtue over rank in Burns style. It argues that honest labor and character matter more than titles or wealth, with calls for unity and shared humanity across the world. The poem envisions a future where all people stand as equals.
Escalloped meat layers onions and meat with curried tomatoes and crumbs then baked. EG G lemonade mixes egg sugar lemon juice and water. Ginger cake uses sugar molasses spices and soda with flour for loaves or cookies. Recipes credited to Alice M Billington Mrs Philip Christian and Mrs E Alexander.
In the Boston Post Sewing Circle column readers debate whether women should have the same right as men to court, choose partners, and marry. The letters from mothers, wives, and would be brides argue for and against women directing courtship, with personal anecdotes on love, marriage, and family harmony.
A Reno opinion letter argues against women’s political purification of Reno politics. The author asserts natural gender roles, with men as political heads and women as moral heads of the home, and contends female voting follows male leadership. Martha Moore Avery signs the piece urging male responsibility in extending suffrage.
The Sunday Post highlights engaging letters to the Sewing Circle, showcasing reader views, needlework tips, and community stories. The column emphasizes creativity, advice sharing, and the personal touch of hobbyists.
The Bay State Street Railroad seeks permission from the Public Service Commission to issue 1.5 million dollars in new first preferred stock following a stockholders vote on April 28. A hearing is set for May 25 at 10 30 before the commission to consider the petition. The funds will be offered at 112 to stockholders and used for betterments and reconstruction.
In San Francisco on May 12 Maury Diggs and F Drew Caminetti were granted a stay of execution of their Mann Act convictions by the United States Court of Appeals to allow appeals to the Supreme Court.
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