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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
17
The Boston Post introduces the Sewing Circle as a woman readers forum for household problems. Readers share letters on marriage finances parenting and domestic issues with anonymous pen names and seek practical, supportive responses from fellow readers and editors.
A reader asks about the best age to adopt a child and shares a hopeful wish to become a mother. The letter invites experiences from those who have pursued adoption.
Dorothy notes envy of Lucille wearing a tailless ermine pelerine with lynx trim at an at home. She plans a new look by pairing old fox and caracul with emerald silk for the lining and cape. The passage ends with goodbye.
Detroit clerks from Michigan Central join last night and today’s walkout seeking higher wages and federation recognition. Federation leaders estimate about 400 workers in Detroit and vicinity quit, with reports from other cities showing more than 1000 men out.
The Cadet Band under John B Fielding will play at five subscription dances starting November 27 and continuing December 3 January 29 February 22 and March 2. A concert is set for 8 15 with dancing to follow at 8 30.
A nostalgic verse sketches a rural landscape from Greenwood to the old mill road. It celebrates pines, willows, chestnuts, meadow scents, and a fairy valley while invoking summer, autumn fields, and distant Alpine breeze. A lyrical tribute to nature and memory.
Violinists Mr and Mrs Ondricek perform in Jordan Hall at 8 15 pm. Albert Spalding with Andre Benoist gives a modern composers concert in Jordan Hall next Wednesday at 3 pm. Florence Hinkle offers a song recital in Jordan Hall next Thursday at 3 pm. Geraldine Farrar headlines Rochester tonight then travels to Boston arriving tomorrow afternoon. Her Symphony Hall concert next Saturday at 2 50 pm with Brahms Schumann Chopin Berlioz on the program. John McCormack sings next Sunday at 8 30 pm with Macheath and Schneider. This week marks the first soloist Ossip Gabrilowitsch as the season begins. The programme includes Brahms Fourth Symphony in E minor, Schumann overture Manfred, Chopin piano concerto in BH minor, and Berlioz Roman Carnival overture.
A recipe for baked hamburg loaf using 112 pounds of meat with olives onion and ketchup, plus a home technique to bake a cream pie shell firm and brown by stacking two plates in a deep crust tin and baking at moderate heat. Includes the name Jessie St Onge and Mrs William Norwood as contributors.
The American Bible Society urges donations to avoid Bible shortages as receipts from January to August drop by 36000 compared with last year. Demand for Bibles remains high since the war in Europe began, especially from South America.
The St Marys of the Angels mission opens next Sunday for married and single men and women. A Dorchester St Ambrose parish banquet honors its ball team, with Mayor Curley Governor Walsh and Congressman Gallivan expected. Holy Name Society officers named at Our Lady of Lourdes Beachmont. Forty Hours devotion announced at Holy Trinity Lawrence St Colmans Brockton and Notre Dame Wal tham.
Edward A Horton writes a reflective birthday tribute to John Davis Long on what would be his 17th birthday if alive in 1915. The piece honors Long's character, wit, and enduring influence, noting his youthfulness of spirit and steadfast conviction, with personal verses and memories.
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