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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1914
Page
11
A Boston Post Sewing Circle column publishes letters on morality and marriage. Readers discuss eugenics, enduring partnerships, and advice for wives, mothers, and sweethearts, with personal anecdotes from women across Canton and Boston.
A line from The Lockerbie Book depicts a little white hearse passing as a coal-cart man eyes the signs and a street-car driver pauses to watch the distant tracks. The verse contrasts motion and stillness in a street scene with distant horizons.
Circul ars urging a vote no were distributed at Sunday services in Protestant churches as the Malden Ministers Association launches its anti license campaign ahead of the municipal elections.
A romance unfolds at a tea where Ruth meets two men, Dean Harmon and Jack Norton. Ruth questions engagement as she watches Ruth and Jack grow closer through walks and tennis. Jack jokes about Tippertary and their new home, while Ruth weighs the idea of love against engagement.
The women’s committee for the New England Convention of Methodists and the concurrent Men’s Convention meets this week with listed members. The Cathedral Church of St Paul hosts sessions on personal religion and intercession. Russian mission updates note a Red Cross hospital in Petrograd and Helsingfors offering care. Belgian relief funds receive Sunday offerings. The Unitarian Club November meeting at Hotel Somerset features Rev Nobbs Colonel Frank Locke and Rev Forbes as speakers.
Catholic notices from Roxbury to Cambridge describe missions at St Patrick’s in Washington and upcoming visits to St Mary’s Annapolis and Cambridge. Lectures at Cathedral School and St Catherine’s reunion at Roughan Hall are announced, with a South Boston mission focusing on women.
Ruth visits her aunt in October as a handsome next door neighbor, Dean Harmon, is seen whistling the tune and is engaged to Lisette Gray now in Montreal. At dinner she ponders if she should ask about him, recalling her childhood in Oakland and past summers.
Police gathered fourteen bottles of beer one empty ket and over one empty bottle from the home of Raffaelle Pezzelle at 1088 Chestnut street Newton Upper Falls during a raid conducted yesterday by Newton police.
Military effects appear in children's clothes as young girls wear front laced corsets. Velvet coats and muff styles with fur trim or half skins are fashionable for frequent outings. Mourning wear allows a touch of white before year one. a lusterless silk frock suits afternoon wear. Hats are small and black with white silk trimming. Deep Puritan and Cavalier cuffs match the collar on fitted basques.
A brief recipe instructs how to clean fried smelts with a small opening at the gills, removing innards from tail to head, washing, drying, salting, dipping in beaten egg, then coating with cracker crumbs for frying.
Six year old Mary A. Curtis daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry L Curtis of 62 Brooks Street East Boston was struck by an inbound trolley on Bennington Street East Boston. The forward wheels passed over her left leg severing it at the thigh. She was taken to East Boston Relief Hospital and placed on the dangerous list.
Frank Ayer of Newman is at relief hospital after a runaway incident on Nashua Street Saturday. Lou Boston is also linked to the event, with Ayer listed on danger alerts.
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