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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1921
Page
13
A poetic tale where a Dreamer creates a vision that captivates crowds until the skeptical Man Who Knew derides it. The Dreamer faces mockery over style and technique, while Love softens the scene. The crowd ultimately rejects the Dreamer and his work, leaving him dead.
A 1921 Vivian Vane comedy follows Jill and Jack dealing with a crossed telephone wire. Jill teases a stranger while Jack frets about secrecy and jealousy. The pair uncover playful romantic mischief as the call connects to Dorothy and a caller claiming privacy.
A letter-writer asks Mildred Champagne for help with a friend dating a miser who rarely spends money on shows or gifts. Champagne cautions against meddling if the friend is happy and suggests patience, noting a good man may save for the future, then hints at evolving fashion trends like bathing suit pockets.
A collection of New England housewifery recipes includes Sausages baked in potatoes with bacon, a Braised Shoulder of Lamb with herb stuffing and a rich pan sauce, a Dried Peach Pie with lemon and a be careful beet soup. Recipe credits go to Mrs Isabella Staples Needham Heights Mrs Clarence A Hall Dana Place and Mrs Matilda Gresak Springfield.
A short puffed sleeve and a plain shoulder strap define evening wear. A red Swiss dotted dress with white and navy blue organdie edging uses sawtooth points for contrast.
Letters from readers debate Faithful Husband who writes to a woman friend while married. Critics fault his neglect of his wife, the vamp role of the other woman, and urge couples to write together or end the affair. Many suggest the wife deserves sympathy but the husband faces censure.
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