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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1914
Page
13
In Boston Post Sewing Circle a widow describes demanding a $1000 bank deposit and weekly $5 allowance before remarriage, while others debate love and money in marriage. Readers share tips on housekeeping roles and gender expectations, stressing devotion and mutual respect.
The Sewing Circle is a regular feature appearing in both the daily and Sunday Post editions, offering consistent content across issues. It underscores standard recurring coverage within the newspaper.
The two masted schooner Emma Southard sank in Gardiner Bay during yesterday’s gale off New London. The Scott company began lifting operations to recover the vessel. The Southard sailed from New York and measures 72 tons.
Paris May 28 Margaine La Croit created a charming robe in old blue supple satin combining dress and cape wrap in a large roll collar behind. Sleeves follow the Japanese armhole and are full length for street wear, with a skirt ample for walking yet narrowed near the ankles. Ornamentation is three large buttons at sides and front cor sage.
London May 28 Steamship companies decide to briefly alter routes due to ice in the north Atlantic. Vessels will temporarily move to a more southerly track to avoid ice and maintain Atlantic service.
Barbara Ellis helps her gravely ill mother regain strength by diverting her mind with a plan devised by Uncle John. The scheme leads Mrs Ellis to take up work again and convince Dr Morris her care is no longer needed, paving the way for Barbara to marry Philip in an early fall wedding.
The annual festival benefiting the Home for Destitute Catholic Children will be held in Mechanics Building under the Ladies' Aid Society patronage. Forty hours of services begin in 14 diocese churches, and a whist party by the Holy Name Society of Evangelist, Winthrop, follows at St. John's Hall. Tomorrow in Germantown a South Boston priest will be ordained and celebrate his first solemn high mass at St Augustine's. A Cohasset Harbor shipwreck memorial will be unveiled at Central Cemetery with Tessie St John, descendant of the lone survivor, unveiling the stone.
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