Weighty question sets path for Andrew and Celia
In a village tale Andrew Waite and Celia Small, longtime friends, fall in love as he courts her through weekly outings and a strawberry festival. After a series of shy refusals and comic mishaps, he finally declares his love and asks her to be his wife. Celia’s lighthearted quip leads to a joyful engagement.
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Andrew Waite
Celia Small
Academy
Celia
John Waite
Andrew
Bobby
Mrs. Waite
Beet and Potato Salad and Corn Chowder Recipe Card
Cold boiled potatoes and beets chopped fine with fat heat in a pan. Stir in sugar vinegar mustard cayenne and salt until heated. Serve hot, with optional onion. Corn chowder cooks onions in fat, adds potatoes, corn, water, milk and a flour roux for thickness.
Secrets and Secrets in a Boston Sewing Circle
A Boston Post Sewing Circle column invites readers to discuss home life and secrets in marriage. Letters reveal testing trust with forbidden letters and a bank secret, confessions about moving pictures, and a mother’s dilemma over her dissipated son and a possible arranged marriage.
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Sewing Circle
Ler
Favorite Poem of The Post Readers Prompted
The Post invites well known men and women to share their favorite short poem. Some selections may have appeared before but readers will review enduring masterpieces and discover new favorites in this scrapbook style feature.
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the Post
Départment of the Post
Dr Samuel A Green Historian and Former Boston Mayor
Dr Samuel A Green, noted historian and former mayor of Boston, is highlighted for his contributions to local governance and scholarly work on colonial American history. The piece outlines his career milestones and lasting impact on civic memory.
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Boston
A PSALM OF LIFE From Longfellow
A compact excerpt of Longfellow’s verse urges living boldly in the present. It contrasts dreamy death with earnest effort, calls readers to act, endure, and strive, leaving “footprints on the sands of time” for others to follow.
Cheese Relish Boil Up Recipe Note
Boil up twice for a cheese relish with milk butter and crackers. Melt cheese and butter then stir in rolled crackers with salt and pepper. Let boil and serve immediately.
Officials to Speak for the Stationary Firemen
Local 3 of the International Union of Stationary Firemen will host a big meeting at Firemen's Hall 1125 Washington Street Dover Street corner tonight with over 2000 expected. First International Vice President John J. Cunningham will preside as officials including Mayor Curley and Congressmen Gallivan and Tinkham address the gathering promoting stationary firemen interests across Massachusetts. The union has secured wage increases at various Massachusetts plants in the past year.
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Gallivan
Tinkham
Murray
Green and
Timilty
International Union of Stationary Firemen
Washington Street
Dover Street
First International
John J. Cunningham
Tde
Massachusetts
Mah Lady Summer and the Gates of Spring
The poem calls Mah Lady to enter as gates and gates swing with her touch The spring green returns while thorny brambles turn to roses Moon stars daisies and fairy throng join in welcoming The dusk gives way to morning and valleys and hills praise her name with thunder flame sun and cloud.
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Southern Press
Lynd
Woman Says She Can’t Dress On Fifty Dollars A Year
A woman tells of extreme poverty claiming she cannot clothe herself on a yearly income of fifty dollars. She outlines hardships and essential needs unmet by such limits and appeals for aid or relief measures.
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Next Sunday Post
Interesting Letters to the Sewing Circle Featured
The Sunday Post prints notable letters to the Sewing Circle, showcasing reader voices and community interest in craft, textiles, and group activities.
Recovery of East Boston Boy Bodies
The body of Joseph W. Rodenizer aged 5 or 6 was recovered from the disused reservoir at the head of White Street East Boston after water department agents drained the vast reservoir yesterday afternoon. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rodenizer of 55 White Street East Boston.
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Joseph W. Rodenizer
Kenneth Rodenizer
White Street
East Boston
Boston Water Department
Contented Uncle Walt on simple home happiness
The speaker, Walt Mason, extols a contented life at home with basic comforts. He dismisses wealth and travel as sources of happiness, arguing a calm, contented mind and living near loved ones offer true joy. The poem emphasizes domestic abundance over gilded riches.
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Rome
Greece
Walt Mason
Newsboys Union plans May 31 outing for crippled children
The Newsboys' Union reports $595.64 on hand to fund a Memorial Day outing for crippled children of Boston at Caledonian Grove. Five days remain to finalize arrangements, and applications should be sent to Secretary PB H Robinsh at 258 Washington Street. The group seeks automobile volunteers to transport the children and will use funds for feasting entertainment and souvenirs. Donors contributing $126 without seeking acknowledgment are thanked publicly.
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Sewing Circle
Boston
Sunday Post
New England
Boston Post
Newsboys’ Union
Sodekson
Newsboys
Vicinity
Caledonian Grove
Memorial Day
PB. H. Robinsh
Washington Street
Sister-in-law of Wilson in hospital
Mrs. Joseph R. Wilson sister in law of President Wilson is a patient at the Hospital for the Women of Maryland recovering from an operation. The operation was successful and she is improving but not able to receive visitors. The President has been notified and makes daily inquiries by phone.
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Baltimore
Joseph R. Wilson
Wilson
Hospital For the Women of Maryland
The Advertising Star Feature in Sunday Post Magazine
A glowing promotion for The Advertising Star in the upcoming Sunday Post Magazine. The piece hails it as one of the best stories in memory and urges readers not to miss it.
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Advertising Star
Next Sunday Post
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