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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1919
Page
21
Charles Franklin Jones argues for gender equality in rights and privileges, noting physical strength as the only uneven area. He cites women winning the vote as imminent, urges calm persistence in seeking rights, and reflects on societal change driven by sensible demand and public opinion.
Anne hopes to wed Jerry despite Uncle Nate’s belief Cyrus stole a cherished lucky stone. The couple faces resistance from Nate, but Anne discovers the stone hidden in a lounge, proving Cyrus innocent. Uncle Nate reconciles with Cyrus as Anne and Jerry prepare to marry with family support.
A Sunday Post page presents family friendly recipes including DATE CAKE with dates and whipped cream, LOBSTER STEW and FRIED LOBSTER, BROWNIES, CHOCOLATE CAKE with FROSTING, PEANUT BUTTER FUDGE, CORN GEMS, POPovers, SOUR MILK CAKE, TURKISH PASTE, and BROWN BREAD. Recipes credited to Mabelle A. Wood, Miss Anna M. Lgault, and Mrs J A Stuart from Brockton Springfield Portland Berlin. Nutritional and method instructions brief, oven and ingredient amounts given.
A reader chronicles views on cosmetics for dances, self respect, and the Rose Bud debate. Other letters critique Transparent Waists fashion, modest dress, and the idea of uniforms for office girls while urging balance between style and propriety.
Sir Walter Runciman, former president of the London Board of Trade, notes England’s expenditures are alarming and urges increasing productive power to cut costs or face bankruptcy. The piece also profiles Julius E. Barnes, the new U.S. wheat director, and sketches various notable figures from Britain and Europe amid postwar events.
Under a large banner and bannered flag, Mrs. Edwards watched General Clarence R. Edwards ride by at 63 Commonwealth Avenue as the 26th Division paraded. She greeted each standard and saluted officers, tears near when the white flag and gold star bore the memory of fallen nurse Bessie Edwards.
Charles F Browne known as Artemus Ward born April 26 1834 in Waterford Missouri. He started as a printer apprentice and rose to reporter and editor before touring as a renowned lecturer in London. His life ended abruptly in London and he was buried in England.
A brief feature highlights selections from Whitman as part of a Bour scrap book project. It notes poems tied to the approaching centennial of the poet's birth and frames the readings as a tribute with period voice.
A seaborne meditation on a bird riding storms and dawn. The speaker, a tiny speck on the world, watches the majestic creature rise above the night. As day returns with rosy dawn, the bird reappears, symbolizing resilience amid wrecks and vast horizons.
A homey breakfast tip shares how to make a feathery ham omelet. The recipe combines stale bread crumbs hot milk butter salt and pepper with beaten egg yolks and chopped ham. Fold in stiff egg whites and finish with a dash of Al Sauce for a kingly taste.
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