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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
21
A collection of letters from readers in Vermont and military posts discussing wartime living costs, frugal use of food and essentials, clothing reuse, and a soldier’s letter seeking guidance on marriage and a hometown sweetheart. The pieces reveal daily sacrifice, social expectations, and personal anecdotes from service members and homemakers during wartime.
Fragmentary text hints at a dramatic event on a cold sea and a narrative about a soldier named Kysso in Aly Life. The passage references a heroine, a strike, and a mysterious future continuation. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A garbled recipe page fragment lists ingredients for baked goods and breads. It mentions molasses sugar flour shortening eggs milk and bran along with measurements and basic steps, reflecting a mid century home cook column style.
Boston columnist Charles Franklin Jones argues for a flexible League of Nations that can expand or contract, urging America to join and adapt to evolving global conditions. He warns against seeking an eternal perfect constitution and promotes staying connected with world events through a workable League.
A recipe fragment lists ingredients for a pound cake including molasses sugar butter eggs malt flour and cream of tartar with soda. It mentions a contact line for Miss Anne Donnelly at 7 Central Street Franklin N I for waste or disposal.
Mildred Champagne discusses long marriage challenges and enduring love. She argues passion fades but commitment must endure through argument and wear. The piece explores advice from friends and cautions against assuming perfect romance.
The piece advises restoring harmony in strained relationships through sunshine and congenial company. It suggests avoiding constant quarrels, noting that compatible partners share occasional differences but do not quarrel continually, which is essential to happy love and marriage.
Poetically celebrates the end of winter and the arrival of spring. The speaker glimpses renewed beauty in people and nature, with birds singing and flowers blooming. The verse links seasonal change to hope, joy, and a fuller life outdoors. The piece emphasizes renewal, poetry, and the uplifting mood of springtime.
Grandmother used Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken dull or faded hair. A downtown druggist notes it restores natural color evenly with a simple brush stroke and overnight results, making gray hair disappear after one or two applications at little cost.
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