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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
17
A poem titled Memory Corner by the Bentztown Bard evokes visiting a nostalgic place where maple trees shade gatherings. It recalls youth, dreams, and the lure of days long gone as viewers seek solace from war and sorrow. Copyright 1915 Southern Press Syndicate.
Self covered buttons appear on silk and cloth frocks while coats feature fur bands at sleeve hems. Velvet belts, gray krimmer borders, round full waistlines, and ivory satin trims appear across garments. Debutante gowns show tulle and roses. beaver and seal furs remain stylish with cuffs in cavalier and gauntlet styles.
The narrator describes Roberta's tan velours de laine street dress with square back and front skirt panels, a black rib bon belt, through-loop detailing, and a matching scarf and fur muff. The vision is paired with social invitation to tea in half an hour.
In Suffolk Superior Court a bill in equity was filed by J. R. Whipple Company owners of the Parker House Young’s Hotel and the Hotel Touraine against Benjamin P Cheney to reach and apply his known assets to payment for board and lodging for Cheney and his wife. Lee Higginson Co bankers and brokers also filed a suit for 43000 against Cheney for money owed the firm.
United States Senator Henry F. Hollis replies to his wife’s petition for legal separation from Bay of Islands Newfoundland. He consents to separation without contest and grants custody of their daughter Anne while asking the court to fix maintenance. He cites his senatorial salary of 7500 dollars a year as his sole income.
A Boston Post Sewing Circle page prints reader questions on marriage, finances, loneliness, and home life. Letters detail young brides marrying older husbands, single mothers, and widowhood, with responses urging independence, prudence, and community support.
A historical cooking snippet details a baking powder mixture with cream of tartar soda starch and options for flour and meal. It also provides a Parker House Rolls recipe with sugar salt butter milk and yeast, including rising times and shaping notes credited to Mrs. R. Vanderzee of South Boston.
Dear Miss Champagne I am 27 and received a marriage proposal from a man my age. I wish to wait a year to help him advance financially while he wants to wed soon and work together. The man objects to my teaching after marriage. The columnist says if he earns enough to support us comfortably wait not for fortune, be a supportive wife, and work with him for mutual prosperity. Do not marry if he cannot support you without your income.
The Sunday Post prints several of the Sewing Circle’s most engaging letters. Readers share anecdotes and tips, reflecting community interests and craft discussions from the club.
A simple home brass polish recipe using 1 ounce soft soap 1 ounce ammonia 1 ounce rotten stone mixed with 1 pint boiling water. Some prefer lemon juice instead of ammonia. Bottle when cold and keep tightly corked. Pelham New Hampshire.
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