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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1915
Page
13
A Boston Post Sewing Circle column invites New England homemakers to share advice on domestic life. Readers write in with experiences of early marriage, jealous spouses, and child care, offering support and solutions.
The Sunday Post features several engaging letters to the Sewing Circle, showcasing reader opinions, crafting tips, and community news. Readers share personal experiences, project ideas, and reflections on sewing trends with local flair and friendly tone.
Dene RAPH points to the new princess robe with a normal waist line and full gathered skirts. Dark plaids faced with scarlet and bolero bodices appear with long sleeves and slight puff at the elbow. A turban with velvet crown and jet flower trim is popular. Astrakhan and gray ermines feature in new Russian blouses and triple shoulder capes appear on autumn coats.
Betty rejects marriage to Harry who is weak and sickly but loves her. He travels as a stewards on a steamer to grow strong enough to wed her. In moonlit pursuit, Betty recalls their vows as Harry confesses his struggle and sea-borne effort to become her husband.
The poem parodies urban gullibility and rural wisdom as a speaker mocks city folk who fall for scams and flashy schemes. Walt Mason’s verse condemns graft and moonshine investments, contrasting rural shrewdness with towny credulity.
The exchange between two lovers unfolds aboard a ship where one companion thanks the sea for a precious gift. A warm embrace follows as the couple speaks of strength and gratitude in a moment of intimate closeness.
The Fisheries and Game Commission charged 13 Italian men from Boston with digging clams on Moon Island, a restricted site. All pled not guilty. 12 cases filed on $8 costs each, one man discharged after a chase by Boston police boat and court action in Quincy District Court.
Patrick O Grady, 88, slipped on stairs at 55 Liverpool Street East Boston and fractured his neck. Miss Esther French alerted Patrolman Driscoll, who took him to East Boston Relief Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival. He was unmarried.
Miss Dorothy Foster daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles E Foster of Cambridge married David Slade Fitz son of the late Judge Frank E Fitz at the groom’s mother Adeline Frances Fitz summer home Beach Bluff The ceremony was assisted by Bishop Cameron Mann of the Southern diocese of Florida and Rev J J Cogan of Wakefield.
A note describes Janet wearing a striking London smoke chiffon house dress with a matching crepe de chine skirt. Beaded satin back panel forms a collar, violet beads and a sash create decorative detail. Janet plans a future house party and invites the writer to a club visit.
Economical fish baking method using haddock with brown gravy and tomato liquid, seasoned with cracker crumbs and butter, yields flaky fish and green garnish. Also an omelette with pineapple topping demonstrated, using eggs sugar lemon juice pineapple juice and butter.
An old man questions a youth about life goals from learning to law, fame, wealth, and retirement. The youth imagines a legacy of fame, then asks what comes after. The lordly elder points to God and a final beyond. The piece ends with a moral prompt about meaning beyond earthly success.
The Rev J Cromwell Hughes returns home for special services at Emmanuel Baptist Dorchester while the Rev Herbert R Wittelock takes charge at Brighton Avenue Baptist. Bethany Congregational Church hosts Dr Wallace Nutting in Framingham and Christ Church Needham resumes evening services and Sunday school. Mrs George C Raynolds, longtime Van mission worker, dies in Tiflis after suffering a broken limb.
Ellen E. Woods of Brighton widow and administratrix of late Councilman William H. Woods files a $3000 attachment against Anna A. Murphy of Boston in Suffolk registry of deeds. Attorney Declan W. Corcoran represents Woods. Suit relates to a theatre property in Brighton in which Woods was interested.
Deputy Smoke Inspector W. A. Edson is appointed to replace the late William H. Gerrish at a salary of 2800, subject to Governor and Council approval. The executive secretary of the Governor's Council received notice from the board of gas and electric light commissioners yesterday.
John Galleano and Joseph Barton were sent to the House of Correction for six months for executing the handkerchief game in this city. They allegedly collected about $204 from their victims.
Parishioners of St Columbkille's Church Brighton attention on a mission that opened last Sunday and runs three weeks with daily children services this week. Vincentian priests lead, next weeks focus on women and then men.
City Councillor James J. Storrow challenged Councillor Jerry Watson to a strenuous cross country hike of 20 miles. Watson agreed in principle but, after Storrow laid out the course and fixed a day, indicated he would attend only by proxy, citing uncertainty about his participation.
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