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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1921
Page
15
A lyrical reminiscence on awakening affection and to how love changes perception. The speaker recalls earlier longing and gentle sorrow then notes renewed emotion and a brighter world since the beloved’s presence. The poem centers on love’s transformative effect and enduring devotion.
A page of home cooking from New England includes Corn Chowder with potatoes onions and pork fat, vanilla doughnuts, and a coconut potato pie with meringue. Recipes credited to Mrs C M Packard Medford, M D MacIntyre Millers Falls, Ethel Mary MacDonald Bath Me, and Mrs M L Flinn St Johnsbury Vt.
A speaker urges reasonable cooperation between a widowed mother and her son and his wife. Emphasizing mutual love and support, the text argues affection and goodwill matter more than money in ensuring the son’s happiness and family unity.
A reader under the pen name Faithful Husband writes a plea about a wife’s suspicions over his correspondence with a female friend. Several letters offer opposing views from Sewing Circle members and readers, urging trust, caution, or boundaries with a mix of moral and marital advice. A Vermont teacher adds a closing note about mail privacy and jealousy.
Screen gossip notes the leading man born in Brooklyn and trained in Cleveland. He began with the American Film Company for three years, then starred opposite Mary Miles Minter and later Anita Stewart in a First National release. He stands six feet, with dark hair and brown eyes, and is honored as a top Los Angeles Athletic Club athlete.
The New Fairfax Company led by Marion Fairfax will start work on its first picture, as she expands from author to scenario writer and producer.
Margery Dan and Pat O Malley headline with Noah Beery and Tully Marshall as the antagonists. Miss Fairfax is Mrs Tully Marshall in private life.
From the coast comes news that William Duncan has taken out a marriage license to wed Edith Jothson his serial partner. Their engagement was announced some months ago.
Thomas Meighan, a leading screen star, will attend a Boston Bank Officers' Association smoker at the City Club tonight. He will give a short talk in connection with the showing of his latest release The City of Silent Men.
The County Fair screens this week at the Park Theatre. It adapts the famed rural drama in which Neil Burgess starred on stage for several seasons. The film captures country fair excitement and ends with a thrilling horse race.
The text notes delays and cast details for upcoming silent films. George Loane Tucker is ill delaying release of Very Grateful. Robert Ellis may not appear. he is linked with Selznick and will oppose Elaine Hammerstein in Handcuffs and Kisses. Additional notes mention Pearl White’s husband Wallace MacCutcheon and Norma Talmadge’s birth and residence history.
A collage of brief notes on actors and connections in early cinema. Mentions include Joe Martin the orangutan, Dorothy Gish with Biograph, Wallace MacDonald and Doris May engagement, Fred Stone in Tip Top, Clara Kimball Young at Garson Studios, and Pauline Frederick’s birth name Beatrice Libby. Addresses and studios across New York Hollywood Cal.
Yesterday highlighted Paul Revere born in Boston on January 1 1735 likely in a Hanover Street area house. His French Huguenot father Apollos Rivoire arrived in Boston at 13, became a goldsmith, and renamed himself Paul Revere. He attended North Grammar School on North Bennet Street under John Tileston, one of the era’s renowned teachers.
The essay recounts Paul Revere mobilizing Boston tradesmen at the Green Dragon in January 1788 to support the Constitution. He delivered resolutions to Samuel Adams, prompting delegates to hear the people and secure Massachusetts ratification essential for the new framework.
Startling color pairings appear in outfits such as rose pink with bright yellow and bright green with bright red. A simple white organdie frock with black jet bead embroidery is paired with a redingote in heavy black moire.
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