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Poem fragment describes walking in spring with hills trees flowers and new-born fields. Cloud flocks and blue skies accompany the speaker while the wind is described as shorn and the road runs ahead of slow footfall.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1920
Page
19
Do American wives want husbands to rule them
A reader’s letters debate whether American women prefer or should accept ruling by husbands. Personal anecdotes cover wealth, independence, dominance, and changing gender roles, with voices arguing for partnership, traditional authority, or reciprocal respect in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester
Lynn
Vicente Blasco Ibanez
Sybil
Sewing Circle
Sunday Post
Mary and the Moon House Dream
Mary and John discuss a modest future home on Willow street while moonlight guides their visions. The couple imagines a gray cottage by the river, favoring a simple, cozy nest over a grand mansion as they express love and hopeful plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Mary
John Blake
Willow Street
Dean Place
Gould
Innovative navy gown aims to slim stout figures
A designer creates a navy crepe de chine gown with knife pleated panels to elongate the silhouette. The model favors a loosely adjusted girdle and slight blouse at the bodice, with a long snug sleeve only if the forearm is not heavy.
Recipes of New England Housewives
A collection of home cookery items with step by step instructions for bone broth bread and butter pudding walnut cookies fried apple pie soft ginger cake and notes from readers Mrs C Smith Elm Street St Johnsbury WI and Mrs W R Truesdell Cherry Street Waltham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Truesdell
Cherry Street
Waltham
Last Night's Dreams What Do They Mean
A 1920 feature notes that dreams are not believed to hold real significance. The column explains the old belief in dream meanings but treats them as curiosity rather than fact, introducing a short series on interpretations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
Newport
Abraham Touro
Touros
Bunker Hill Monument
Dreaming of Paint and Painting Omens and Warnings
Mystic us explains dream signs about paint and painting. Good luck and pleasures are foretold for painting actions by self or others, with caveats about deception for a woman painting a cheek or a woman with painted cheeks.
A Yeoman's Love Advice From Mildred Champagne
A sailor asks Dear Miss Champ how to win back a woman who calls him slow and sinful. Mildred Champagne suggests treating her as a person, notes loneliness falls on sailors, and advises taking her to a picture show and holding her hand during love scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Champ
Household Hints From D. J. Bresnahan And A. K. Brown
Practical household tips for stain removal cleaning and fabric care. Includes methods for whitening with soda greasing with paper and iron brushing brushes sun drying and mothing. Tips credited to Mrs D J Bresnahan of Stoughton and Mrs A K Brown of Bangor Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Bresnahan
Washington Street
Stoughton
Questions and answers from the Post letters page
Readers ask about state tuberculosis hospitals in Massachusetts and parcel post limits. They seek definitions of vulcanizing rubber, the phrase Angel Food, eligibility of women for U S presidency, Weymouth settlement history, sun facts, pronunciation of Joan, the Newport cemetery inscription, Australia's old age pensions, and a clean burning coal process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
Australia
Timbuctou: A Real African City and Trading Post
The passage debates Timbuctou as a real African city or a myth. It notes Timbuctou or Tombouctou as spellings used by the French and mentions a town with a similar name in a Saharan African territory famed as a port for Saharan and sub-Saharan trade.
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Africa
Timbuctu
Tombouctou
Soudan
Sahara
North
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