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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1916
Page
13
A reader questions if constant quarrelling ruins marriage or if true love prevents it. Letters share cautionary tales about nagging wives, forgiving husbands, and how harmony hinges on mutual respect, with voices on domestic service, women’s clubs, and parental guidance.
A clipped social note describes a night out with Jack for dinner and a popular town musical hit. It highlights the music and costumes with mention of a striking hat, a large black satin shape with silver trim, a velvet tam and pink silk rose, plus a wish to wear similar attire.
Instructions for sweet pickle making with apples and a corn relish, plus a molasses cake and fruit melange recipe. Includes measurements, steps, and these items attributed to domestic writers such as CAROLINE B. Kinch.
The academy of St Joseph in Brighton is postponed to Sept 2 by Rev Father Augustine Hickey. Abbie Leahy will represent Carney Hospital at the National Conference of Catholic Charities in Washington. St Johns Preparatory College Danvers adds a new dormitory and recitation hall dedicated yesterday. A Greater Boston Catholic delegation will attend the Washington conference starting next Sunday. Immaculate Conception Church Sunday School opens next Sunday Sept 17 for the fall term. Mahoney from Boston College joins St Johns Prep Danvers staff.
A young man seeks help to meet a nice young lady. The columnist suggests using his sister to introduce him, avoids approaching strange girls, and points to dances and social events where couples form. It notes lonely women lack social chances and urges the man to show initiative.
Large necked bottles and small jars without covers can be protected from dust and insects by covering the opening with clean paper and securing with rubber bands. Loose sleeves can be kept out of the way by pushing them up and fastening with rubber bands. Mrs Epitt A Koslso. 232 Hancock St Upham Corners.
The piece recalls stars Florence Lawrence Owen Moore Mack Sennett Mabel Normand Arthur Johnson and Lionel Barrymore at D W Griffith's studio. Billy Quirk became a director as the author and narrates a close friendship with Mary and their on set adventures including a near disaster with a runaway horse and a canoe capsize.
Mary Pickford's Talks will appear usually five days per week in the Daily Post and each Sunday in the Sunday Post, delivering regular entertainment columns to readers.
A Harvard student notes that women often marry men who differ from their self described ideal. He cites Boston examples of blond preferences and brainy suitors who end up with partners who bolster household wages.
An expert argues American girls aged 17 to 24 cling to daydreamed ideals of men and cocktails. He says proximity breeds disappointment as real men fail the dream test and urges caution before continuing the search for an ideal partner.
In Alameda Florita von Manderscheid is a skilled carpenter and joiner who crafts furniture for her family and community. She designs and builds items such as a mahogany library table that led Principal George C. Thompson to replace the school’s own desk, plus a walnut china closet and other pieces.
A reflective piece urges travelers to yield modestly to others, noting that each person follows their own path from meeting to mass. It extols neighborly conduct and a shared right to the road, emphasizing mutual respect in daily travel and civic life.
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