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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1922
Page
9
A letter column debate on marriage vows and obedience argues the 1920s service should stay unchanged for family harmony. Readers defend keeping the word obey or replacing it with mutual cooperation and consent, noting education and liberty impact.
A 19 year old seeks guidance from Miss Cham about a jealous relationship. She confesses dating others while the partner dates others, desires commitment, and asks how to gain mutual fidelity without losing personal freedom. She offers playful mischief to provoke him and wonders about needed steps.
A brief note frames Richard Harding Davis as a master storyteller and introduces The Consul as the first in a sequence of short stories. The piece touts Davis as a premier wordsmith and lauds his linguistic flair.
In Three Rivers a village tale unfolds about Mary Ann, the longtime "old maid," who marries Abner Applegate. He, a diminutive bully with a violent streak, threatens self harm to escape her house cleaning regime. She calmly directs him to the dish pan and towels, stifling his violence with method.
Pharaoh orders all male Israelite infants killed. A mother hides her son for three months then places him in a cradle of bull rushes by the Nile. Pharaoh's daughter discovers the infant, spares him, and raises him as her own, educating him in Egyptian wisdom.
The scene centers on Abner asserting control in his kitchen as Mary Ann appeals to him. The dramatic moment leaves her softened, her earlier rebellion replaced by a submissive courtesy as she tends the farm with him. Mary Ann remains closely attached, often addressing him affectionately as Abner dear.
A reminiscence on the Fay House later Radcliffe College Administration Building. Judge Fay, friend of Mr Justice Story, had seven children. In Watertown the Whites, six girls and a son, were cousins of the Fay family. William A White, a Harvard classmate of James Russell Lowell, shares ties among them.
In a December 1839 note, the writer recalls visiting Watertown with W A White, praising his sister Maria Lowell as a gracious, gifted woman who influenced her husband and Cambridge society. The piece also mentions W W Story, Nathan Hale, and Sarah Hale as part of the circle around Fay House during Cambridge’s early literary era.
Armed men raided the Sligo Champion offices in April 71 and smashed printing forms to stop publication of Sunday's meeting report. Griffith, president of Dail Eireann, spoke in favor of the Free State treaty. Ten thousand partly printed copies were torn up.
A collection from The Sunday Post featuring Asparagus on Toast with tips and butter sauce, Escalloped Bananas using stale crumbs and bananas, Hash in a New Dress with beef and onions, Tomatoes on Toast with cheese, a baked apple dessert, Devilled Sardines on Toast with mustard and lemon, and a bacon rolled kidney dish by Mrs. Dunham and Mrs. Bookeh and Lizzie Nelson.
Expert advice on buying hats urges shoppers to select when rested wear the outfit to be worn with the hat and view all angles in a full length mirror. The guidance stresses deliberation and fitting the hat to overall proportions rather than a quick impulse purchase.
Household hints offer home remedy tips from Plymouth New Hampshire. Stains are treated with bensine ink and polish with flannel. Ink stains on dresses are covered with red ink and washed out. Clocking moist cake by reuniting sliced loaf. Lemon on bunion claimed to ease soreness. Plum tree crop tip uses corn cobs in turpentine hung on bloom.
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