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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1914
Page
13
A nostalgic verse recalling the hillside apple lot with memories of summer, bees, purple martins, dancing shadows, and harvest dreams. The speaker imagines farm "phantom feet" and vivid details of trees, pumps, moss, and dew covered troughs, evoking a wistful valley memory from 1914.
In Nelson Kentucky Henry Grubbs bought a horse from a traveller for three dollars. The horse wandered into Grubbs home in Bloomfield and lay down on his bed where it died. The cause of death remains unknown.
A Boston Post Sewing Circle column collects reader letters from Concord to Roxbury about women balancing wages, home life, and babies. The exchange argues for wives working only to support the family, seeks homelike marriages, and defends modesty while critiquing sex education, with varied personal anecdotes and questions from readers.
A large Boston Common crowd heard Mrs. Charles A Briggs and Rev. Mr. Wellman advocate women’s suffrage. They argued the home and public duties hinge on voting rights and highlighted health, schools, and aged care as areas improved by female enfranchisement.
Miss Eleanor Manning of Lynn presided at the event held by Boston’s only women architects firm while the Rev. Charlies Wellman of Dorchester spoke.
A New England Housewives recipe instructs frying meat with onion in lard, stirring in tomato paste and canned tomatoes until dark red, then simmering with parsley bay leaf and water until tender. Boil spaghetti in salted water and add to the meat sauce for serving.
A meditation on war and peace uses a Buddhist tale told around eastern tents. Buddha faces a huge monster, speaks with calm mercy, and turns fear into love. The giant becomes a dove as a dove song proclaims that hate harms only the wielder of hate.
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