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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1915
Page
13
The narrator describes mothering her mother while on tour, sending most of her earnings home to fund her mother’s care and comforts. She recalls sharing a close bond, the joy of giving, and the idea that caregiving can be a lasting investment in love.
A village tale follows Betty Endicott and her sister Constance as John Page shifts from Betty’s constant companion to fiancé of Constance. Lost fortune and love tests drive Betty to secretly fund John’s risky new venture, altering futures in a small New England town.
A dramatic confession drives a wedding tale as Betty forgives a grave mistake and vows with John. Two months after, they wed in a church while bells ring merrily and Betty imagines a final justice in the echo of the solemn ceremony.
A troubled Florida reader asks if she should leave home after her father remarries. The response encourages welcoming the stepmother with an open heart, predicting a positive change. An Oregon reader seeks help for pimples, with guidance suggesting diet and a self-imposed nickname to aid resolve.
Mary Pickford will speak in the Daily Post five days each week and will appear every Sunday in the Sunday Post. Her talks are a regular feature expected to draw readers across both publications.
The Church of the Assumption in East Boston hosted a Carmelite mission last night led by Father Basil provincial, Father Paul, and Father Fidelis. It marks the first Carmelite mission in New England with the mission band arriving from Englewood DS.
A young woman asks Miss Champagne for guidance after juggling two admirers during vacation. The columnist cautions that remaining true to the first suitor while seeing another leads to deceit and character erosion, urging honesty and commitment even at a young age.
Tremendous crowds attended four masses in the new Church of St Ambrose in Dorchester yesterday. The high mass at 11 30 was sung by Rev John H Harrigan with Rev Joseph P Murphy as deacon and Rev Father Damien C P as subdeacon. Large delegations from Dorchester parishes visited and offered congratulations.
The writer describes a three quarter length mustard color duvetyne coat with sealskin trim on cuffs collar and a pleated back panel. Deep hip pockets outlined in fur and a high waist skirt complete the suit. A lunch at the Inn and a dinner invitation follow.
When making sheets or sash curtains make both ends alike so they may be used either way saving wear. Mrs Charles W Kendalus 88 Glenwood Street Gardner.
Recipes offer two mincemeat versions one with meat and one without. The meat version mixes raw beef with dried fruit, apples, citrus, sugar, suet and spices then matures with port and brandy. Another recipe uses bread crumbs milk eggs molasses spice and fruit, steamed three hours with sauce options.
Paragraphs describe a two piece school dress for a little girl with a pleated skirt and suspender style waist cut under the arms. It notes underwaists of silk and linen for variety, close fitting shoulders in new suits, and trends like tulle with gold lace, serge and taffeta blouses, bouffant hips, sporty outfits, and white quilted silk evening wear in London.
A Boston Post reader replies to Sewing Circle letters urging daughters to marry for love, warns against pressuring choices, and shares personal anecdotes on family guidance. The correspondence includes advice against a lover, support for a daughter’s happiness, and calls to action for moral behavior.
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