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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
15
Fragmentary poem about a cheerful monarch named inebriated and mocked by subjects. The king dispenses merriment though neighbors envy his rule. The verse repeats his jolly refrain and closes with a jovial toast image.
In a letter from the Sewing Circle, women discuss marriage vows and gender roles. They argue for equality and mutual respect, noting that a home should be based on love and partnership rather than obedience. One writer compares old beliefs with modern views, advocating for shared duties and harmony.
The advertisement extols the Melachrine Cigarette as a luxury with a forty three year history of supremacy. It emphasizes refined taste and knowledge as foundations of worldwide success and links the product to a lasting, multiplied moment of enjoyment through its fragrance.
A lengthy homily contrasts a loving, large family with a disruptive married couple. It praises the mother’s influence, recalls a personal bond with a grateful guest, and urges choosing love and obedience without oppression. A reader argues against gendered stereotypes and seethes at antiwoman sentiments, blasting Pop and defending Mrs as a respected title.
The Boston police are trying to locate relatives of Miss Alice Becky, a woman about years old, who lived at 11 Hoyle Street in Norwood. She was found unconscious at Symphony Hall Monday night and died minutes later in a corridor. Norwood police could not locate a relative thought to reside there. They are seeking a relative believed to be Mrs Olson living near Forest Hills.
Copyright 1922 by the McClure Newspaper Service for Bible Pictures in Silhouettes. The notice assigns rights and reproduces the work in newspaper format for distribution.
A Page from Rex Mutton Cutlets and Cotelettes a la Maintenon appears with methods for browning and stewing, wrapping, and broiling. Also included are recipes for baked egg on spinach, mashed potato nests with peas, and a cold ham dish with egg yolk glaze. Miss Augusta Hatch of Everett contributes.
Household tips include removing stains with cornmeal, adding salt to starch, keeping tea kettles clean with an oyster shell, lemon juice in a food chopper to prevent sticking, and a caramelized pudding technique. Contains addresses in Manchester NH and North Abington for tips and recipes.
The narrative recalls Jacob blessing Joseph’s sons Ephraim and Manasseh. Joseph objects to the right hand favoring Ephraim, but Jacob confirms the younger shall be greater, foretelling Israel’s blessing and placing Ephraim before Manasseh.
Proper feeding and starving before kill, dry picking, bleeding and quick cooling are urged. Keep head on with red combs and clear eyes. feet on and skin white from mink feeding. Capon and roaster types described. warning against full cropping. ribbon cravat noted for spring wear.
Veteran columnist Walt Mason humorously contrasts thrift with temptation as a wife steers her husband away from wasteful splurges. The verse lampoons spendthrift arguments and imagines a future where prudent saving yields a comfortable old age instead of a poorhouse.
A short recipe directive describes sprinkling sugar and baking about nine minutes until done. It instructs to cut into equats and serve hot or cold. The text mentions MI8S BESSIH POWER and an address 92 Park Street Chelsea.
Linen and ratine frocks follow straight lines as silk coats gain favor for spring. Belts transition to mother-of-pearl while wide sleeves feature contrasting fabrics. An evening gown in blue velvet uses pink roses as trim.
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