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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
21
A fragment notes days to come with Uncle Walt’s guidance and a playful line on rhymes. The brief hints at a creator named Wait Mason and a recurring motif of future outlooks.
A reader asks about introductions between men and women and whether the rule changes when a father is involved. The answer: always present the lady to your father, saying Father permit me to introduce Mrs X. Also asked if fingers may touch meat. the answer is no meat foods should not be eaten with fingers at table.
Philip Randall returns home to a supposedly deserted house and a cross mood about lunch. Alice bursts in wearing a silk suit and tears over his impatience, then reveals she was chopping onions. He apologizes as she laughs, and they share a relieved lunch built on onion steam and forgiveness.
Sunday Post presents a full page of recipes for omelets muffins puddings and sauces. Instructions detail egg mixtures with milk butter onions mushrooms capers and peppers for omelets and tomato sauce. Also included are Queen of Muffins Harvard pudding ginger spice cakes and steamed puddings with butter sugar eggs milk flour and baking powder.
The Oldest Inhabitant cites official figures for Boston on April 25. He recalls 27 above in 1882 and 30 in 1882 as cold records, and 81 degrees as the warmest on record in 1897. He notes no rain or snow for this date in the past decade at Boston.
A long reader column features letters critiquing fashion transparency and waistlines, warning against shallow dress and urging sensible choices. Contributors discuss love, money, childrearing, and marital expectations while offering guidance on relationships and behavior.
A reader recalls a grand review in Washington with soldiers marching and battle memories. The verse blends visions of the capital and phantom soldiers from Malvern Hill Gettysburg and Chancellorsville, ending with a wakeful reverie and a kin’s blue cap signaling a return from sleep.
A trimmed narrow frill decorates the neckline and sleeves of a black gown. The bodice features a round cut neck, with short sleeves echoing the skirt’s lower edge, described as delightfully pretty and youthful despite its dark color.
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