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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1919
Page
23
Charles Franklin Jones urges readers to confront growing unrest and injustices in America. He warns against dismissing threats like Bolshevik influence as minor and stresses identifying causes early to prevent larger societal disease. The essay uses a doctor and patient metaphor to underscore urgency and vigilance.
Helen Ramsey sails alone when a sudden squall capsizes her skiff. Reggie's voice pierces the rain and he reaches her in a dory with Fido aboard. Helen and Reggie, reunited, vow to keep Fido as rainbows signal a new life together.
A recipe fragment section lists Graham muffin ingredients with measurements including cornmeal flour graham flour rye flour molasses and fat plus a soda and salt mixture and milk options. It includes a brief note Attleboro and a signature OROTHY LOVEJOY followed by an Indian chutney pickle recipe detailing apples raisins sugar onion cayenne mustard seed and vinegar boiled and bottled.
The editor invites contributions for best letters and problems with a weekly five dollar prize. Readers respond on topics from wife letters to seven soldiers, wartime patriotism, georgette waists in offices, and views on makeup and style for wives and sweethearts.
Charles Willson Peale born April 16 1741 in Maryland. He trained under Copley in Boston and Benjamin West in London then returned to America to paint many portraits of George and Martha Washington. His family of artists also studied under him and sat for the first president in uniform.
Miss Alice Stuart answers on proper etiquette for a lady's escort crossing streets and which invitations show greater respect. A police officer may seize the arm. informal gatherings are a greater honor. When ushers guide arrivals at a church wedding, they offer their arm to the leading woman and direct others to follow.
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