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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1914
Page
13
A Sewing Circle page features reader questions on marriage, living, and love. Letters from BESSIE, THERESA, CONROY, and others discuss choosing partners, economic realities, appropriate discipline, and pursuing ideal love versus practical living. Advice urges practicality, pride, and respect in relationships.
The article provides step by step instructions for dressing and roasting a turkey including removing pin feathers, gutting, washing, salting, stuffing, and baking times. It also includes an Old English plum pudding recipe with suet, dried fruit, brandy, and a wine sauce, credited to Mrs Mae Cooley of Dorchester.
The noonday service at Cathedral Church of St Paul on Wednesday will be a Thanksgiving service replacing the intercession for peace. Harvest Cantata by Bruno Huhn to be sung by the full choir. Baptist Council of Greater Boston meets at Warren Ave Baptist Church to discuss city affairs. Thanksgiving services at St Paul include Holy Communion at 8 and 10 am and a sermon by Dean Rousmaniere at 11 am with special music. Nearby congregations hold services and sermons, including Rev Willard Sperry at Central Congregational and Rev Edward Ford at Old South Church. Union Thanksgiving service for South End churches set for Tremont Street Methodist Church at 10:30 am with sermon by Rev E Ellsworth Shumaker. Boston University president Lemuel H. Marlin addressed St Mary’s Upham’s Corner last night.
A poetic verse by the Bentztown Bard celebrates how people forget sorrow after rain and clouds, turning to sun, birds, blooms, and divine love. The poem contrasts grief with joy and peace, emphasizing hopeful renewal through nature and faith.
Betty Bates Eleanor Nash and Sue Holton share a Thanksgiving with Miss Amber the dressmaker while helping a needy boy and his mother Sue uses eight cents for a turkey purchase and plans a dinner with Mr Arnold The tale centers on generosity and gratitude reflecting the true spirit of the holiday
An excerpt on Christmas gift etiquette between lovers, advising that steady correspondence may lead to a deeper commitment by Christmas. It contrasts simple cards with more intimate exchanges, noting the ultimate gift may be the giver themselves.
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