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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1913
Page
17
Mildred Champagne counsels a teen letter writer to resist eloping with her 20-year-old fiancé. She argues waiting two years to finish school and gain parental approval leads to a steadier, blessed wedding.
The divorce suit of Fred R. Sawyer of Tremont Street Back Bay against his wife Ana W. Sawyer on grounds of unfaithfulness was concluded yesterday before Judge Morton. The judge took the matter under advisement and is expected to rule in a few days.
Mrs. Copeland, grieving a lost child, discovers an abandoned infant with a note from the dying mother. She feels compelled to keep Billy, believing fate and God sent him to ease her pain. Her husband embraces the revival of their family as evening light falls softly.
Judge Hardy of the Equity Merit session ruled the suit brought by John J. Martin to stop a $50,000 sale of the Hotel Alexandra at Washington street and Massachusetts avenue. The suit was dismissed and Martin ordered to pay all costs to the respondent.
A humorous verse by Walt Mason from 1913 portrays a goosebone prophet who reads nature for signs of rain and storms, mocking official meteorology. He insists on twig and weed readings while scoffing at maps and flags. Uncle Sam remains the weather dispenser, keeping his ham cyclone.
Instructions describe a steamed cake recipe by Ethel May Johnson with flour sugar eggs lemon rind and butter steamed for 45 minutes and served with a syrup or raspberry flavored sauce. A second recipe by Miss F H Jones uses flour baking powder eggs lemon rind butter sugar and salt steamed in cups for 45 minutes with hot sauce.
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