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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1919
Page
27
Charles Franklin Jones of Boston argues against reviving Germany's old prosperity to force indemnity, warning the Hun spirit lives in the nation. He cautions that restoring Germany could return fear to the world and urges ending the Hun influence to safeguard global safety.
Polly Meade chases a vanished morning plans sequence after spotting Gilbert with Lucia King in Hillside. Misunderstandings rise as Polly confronts Gilbert about the Hillsdale visit and awaits truth. Gilbert reveals Lucila’s move and persuades Polly to marry him, with Evelyn's blessing as they reimagine a home at the picture book house.
Recipes from Mrs. W. B. MacArthur present economical sponge cake using one egg and buttermilk doughnuts with nutmeg and a chocolate glaze. Includes instructions for a molasses chocolate topping and a cocoa milk mix, all aiming for tested, practical results.
The Oldest Inhabitant cites official figures showing Boston’s coldest fourth of April as 19 degrees in 1679 and 20 degrees in 1874 and the warmest as 67 degrees in 1880. He notes no rain or snow on this date in ten years except 1911 1913 1915 and 1916.
A reader argues transparent Georgette waists are practical for some, while others lament large families and budget strains. Composed responses urge kindness, shared chores, and faith as a mother manages tenacious daily tasks amid tight finances and scarce resources.
A short verse urges friendly greetings to uplift others and inspire kindness. The poem speaks of saying hello, lighting a path for youth, and the lasting impact of simple courtesy in daily life. It imagines a future reunion where those helped recall the speaker's greeting.
The discussion advises universal courtesy to service staff and guests. It endorses saying thank you for any service and using proper introductions such as Mrs X may I present Mr A. It notes grapefruit can be served beyond breakfast, including formal dinners.
A late afternoon gown described on stage features almond organdie cut straight and long with tight upper sleeves and bell shaped lower sleeves. Cream lace covers the front and back with upside down placement and a central seam. A sash of orchid satin ribbon ties at the back.
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