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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1915
Page
15
In a Boston Post segment titled Sewing Circle, readers seek guidance on marriage fidelity gambling loneliness and social life. Letters from Melrose nurse mothers and homemakers share cautionary tales and practical tips emphasizing trust communication and supportive caregiving.
A speaker asks to shop for a three quarter length dark brown leather coat with Joffre blue varnished leather trim and otter fur collar. The coat features fur cuffs a front waist length band and hand pockets to replace a muff. The plan includes a morning trip and lunch together.
A lyrical call to cross from shadow to light and rest. The speaker urges unity and hope as they rise into sunlit realms. Images of stars, angels, and roses mark a journey beyond sorrow toward dreamlike peace.
A writer seeks guidance on a young man in love who kissed after a week of acquaintance. The expert warns such kiss is an unsafe sign and urges gradual, respectful friendship to build genuine affection and trust rather than assuming deep love from a single kiss.
Lieutenant John J. Mitchell, long time Boston Fire Department veteran, was retired by Mayor Curley yesterday on a pension after 33 years of service.
The text describes methods for apple jelly and apple jam preparation. It covers selecting apples, water proportions, juice extraction, sugar quantities, lemon rind and juice, steaming, boiling, skimming, and potting. It emphasizes consistent apple variety, weight-based sugar ratios, and careful timing for proper gel and set.
The poem extols the silent heroism of mothers who bear war in their hearts and homes. It contrasts battlefield glory with the quiet, enduring battles of women who endure shame with silent strength, urging reverent recognition of their kingly bravery.
A home preservation tip describes sealing jam under oiled paper and egg white tissue tops to keep it long lasting. A letter from Mrs. Conley of Deering, Maine, includes historical temperature readings and rainfall notes for the date across several years.
The Oldest Inhabitant notes Boston weather on October 26, citing records. The coldest on record for this date was 25 above zero in 1879, and in the past ten years the mercury has registered.
Fine coal ashes when used to polish brass copper nickel and other metals give a brighter longer lasting luster than other polishes I know Mrs Lillia Grant Davis Berwick Me
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