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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1915
Page
15
Readers share cases on marriage budget, household duties, and social pressure. Letters advise frugal living, spousal sharing of earnings, and maintaining faith, with personal anecdotes on love, church, and domestic roles.
In a tense domestic dispute Mr Ross asserts his right to invite his elderly mother to live with them despite his wife Mrs Ross objections about space and freedom from oversight. After witnessing street cruelty they reevaluate and plan to invite the grandmother to stay, with Mrs Ross offering her room.
Household hints explain ironing a skirt with hot clean irons and damp fabric. Start at the sleeve, then cuff, neckband, fold the back to press fronts, and finish with dry button hole areas. Darning tips advise threading around holes to flatten edges before darn. Mrs Mae K Hoyt Box 25 Manchester NH.
A poem by the Bentztown Bard describes a valley of perpetual blossoms and eternal summer where dreams roam. The speaker seeks the lasting peace beyond life’s struggles and imagines a homeland of beauty and amethyst light. Copyright 1915 Southern Press Syndicate.
A reflective piece notes the 50th anniversary Grand Army of the Republic march on Pennsylvania Avenue Washington to reprise the 1865 review by Grant and Sherman’s armies. Bret Harte’s poem evokes the phantom army and the nation’s dead with stark elegy.
A letter reveals Mrs. Carrington plans to host a bridge event with a prize described as a purse and a striking hag accessory. The writer reflects on choosing between items and hints at a promised result, asking to be contacted if the prize is won tomorrow night.
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century cookbook shows multiple recipes for lemon pie and assorted baked goods. It includes ingredients such as sugar water lemon juice eggs flour cream of tartar soda butter vanilla and nutmeg. The note credits Mrs H C Hammond of 150 Minot Avenue Auburn Maine as the contributor.
Atlantic City notes a stocking trend as two girls first appeared with one lavender and one black stocking. The style spread with many wearing a black silk stocking paired with a colorful mate. A novelty: no sport shirts were seen among white men on the Boardwalk.
Francis T Bowman four years old at 120 Bower Street died after placing a gas tube in his mouth and inhaling gas while his family attended a Labor Day parade. A neighbor found the body and notified Medical Examiner Leary.
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