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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1916
Page
15
Readers discuss if age gaps cause strife in marriages and share personal stories. One letter praises calm, shared effort, and humility. another recalls early marriage turmoil and eventual growth, urging patience, compromise, and the golden rule to keep harmony.
Dorothy discusses amateur show wardrobe plans as Ruth lands a deep dyed adventure role. Ruth buys a biscuit colored velvet suit trimmed with fur rabbit skin, a very full skirt with flamingo red satin lining, and a long fur edged coat with red pocket linings.
The annual meeting of the New England Holstein-Friesian Club was held yesterday at the Kelsey Ranch, the estate of Harry S. Kelsey, head of the club.
Maurice Ketten in a 1915 filing accuses a spouse of habitual intoxication and neglect to provide for the home, raising a custody dispute with prior dates cited in the record.
On the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Monterey the poem recalls a brave woman who fed and tended wounded soldiers from both sides under bombardment. She bound bleeding veins and quenched thirst as shells fell, then died in a martyr’s grave on that bloodied field. Her mercy outshines gold and ease.
The Waldorf Lunch system on Concord Avenue Lexington hosted an all day meeting that drew 164 members and guests from New England and New York State, the largest turnout yet for the club.
Sunday Post features a page of recipes for suet pudding bread sponge cake and apple fritters from Mrs E G Kellett of Roxbury. The suet pudding uses molasses milk and raisins steamed four hours with spices. Bread sponge cake mixes sponge with sugar raisins nutmeg cinnamon soda and shortening baked in leaf tins. Apple fritters combine eggs flour baking powder milk and tart apples fried and served with maple syrup.
Mrs. May B. Hatfield files libel for divorce from Al lan W. Hatfield, a fireman on the U S 8, alleging cruelty and that she was still a minor at the wedding while records show a 1914 marriage on December 22. Her father, Philip Burk of Clinton, represents her.
Des Moines reports the Iowa State Executive Council recognizes paper shortages as counties request minimizing ballot space for the upcoming general election. Pa Van Loon is noted as prepared but criticized for tactics. A full page comic feature is planned for the next Sunday Post.
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