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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1915
Page
13
Readers share letters about husbands duties and child care, with replies urging church, education, and cheerful outlooks. A correspondent encourages continued schooling and notes on family routines, while others suggest practical, hopeful guidance for wives and sisters.
A lyrical meditation on October moonlight and sunrise over hills. The verses celebrate autumn colors from crimson to gold, maples and oaks in splendor, the silver shimmer of twilight, and a fleeting crimson leaf path toward memory.
Five eggs two lemons and sugar make Hamburg cream tested for eight servings. Frozen coffee custard blends coffee cream milk eggs and sugar then freezes. Banana relish serves with lemon cups and orange rounds topped with whipped cream. Signed by Mrs Isabella C Cogswell Unionville Me.
Patrick Gallagher aged 70 of Spencer Avenue Chelsea died at 1 am at Frost Hospital after shooting his wife and himself during a family quarrel last Tuesday. His wife remains hospitalized on the dangerous list. Gallagher had been unconscious since admission.
Edward Rosenbaum, manager of the Ziegfeld Follies, received many birthday greetings for his 47th birthday as he plays at the Colonial Theatre. He has directed for Rich Harris and Klaw & Erlanger for two years and has produced Ziegfeld Follies for several years.
Poem of a young girl labeled Maidenhood with brown eyes and golden hair, as the brook and river symbolize childhood and growing womanhood. It urges gathering flowers of youth, bearing a lily, and preserving the dew of youth and a smile of God to heal wounds and light sunless hearts.
Angela spots an aeroplane falling toward Meriden House. Mr Meriden and Jonas rescue the injured pilot Ronald Martin, bringing him inside to treat wounds with brandy and a couch, while Angela admires him and the mother hints at social proprieties. The young man appears barely twenty.
A reflective verse piece by Walt Mason from 1915 laments a downtrodden resident in a decaying city. The speaker rails against urban decay and his own failed prospects while contrasting enterprising locals who succeed despite hardship. The poem ends with the line that the town is all right.
Ronald Martin recovers from a crash and confesses love to Angela in a sunlit garden. He narrates a fairy tale of a boy and a rose as Angela yields to his embrace, sealing their romance with a first kiss.
Household Hint notes a method to remove lingering onion or cabbage odor by placing a brown paper on the fire and holding the dish over the smoke. The tip attributed to Mrs Charles A Capwell of Pawtucket Rhode Island.
In a whispered social note, Renee is praised for honesty and cheerfulness. She has economized after her father’s death and speaks of despair over new furs, recounting a tailor’s marvellous transformation of an old white fox into a blue fur with pink roses.
The Symphony of Georges Enesco in E flat was heard for the first time in Boston by the Boston Symphony Orchestra under conductor Karl Muck at Symphony Hall. The work stunned with a powerful turbulent sombre mood and Nordic color rather than Latin or Slavic influences.
A review lauds Loeffler's La Mort de Tintagile as heavy, insurrectionary and monumental with stark orchestration and vivid moments. Ravel's Mother Goose suite and other pieces are praised for delicacy, wit, and refined color, while the critic notes Satie Debussy parodies and contrasts in the program.
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