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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1921
Page
11
Letters to the Sewing Circle argue over who should receive the first kiss and whether a wife or mother deserves priority in affection. Readers share personal stories on marriage, in laws, and the power of maternal devotion versus wifely honor.
Hope Warren fights mortgage pressure and a cruel neighbor by planting flowers and restoring hope. After her father’s accident and the vandal’s wheel wreck, she uses a display of resilience with a flower garden to win support and prove her resolve, leading to college admission.
A reflective verse tracing a man's long journey from infancy through childhood youth and manhood to old age. He seeks the radiant frontier of life, experiences joy and struggle, and finally faces death as the bright frontier of life.
A 19 year old Vincent Kelley of Medford and his 24 year old Catherine Cleary eloped amid family opposition. Police report age and address issues with possible warrants. a New York honeymoon is suspected as authorities seek the couple.
Massachusetts selects Daniel Chester French to sculpt the foreign soldier memorial to be placed along the American battle sector in France. Henry Bacon joins French, with Walter A. Robinson and Robert Irwin. they sail for France to pick a site.
Private investigators and police search five eastern cities for a man who can explain the disappearance of Arthur Woodbury of Waltham Massachusetts from the Lafayette Hotel July 26. Authorities think Woodbury was murdered for robbery and may arrest soon. Detective James Conahan says Woodbury is dead and the motive was robbery. he names the last man seen with him and notes the suspect fled Buffalo with an automobile the next day.
Ann Arbor August 11 United News reports President Marion Burton hires poet Robert Frost to visit next year with no classes or duties beyond drawing a $5000 salary. He will engage informally with students to promote poetry on campus in various gathering places. Educators watch the experiment with interest as a return to medieval methods of learning.
New England housewives share recipes including a peanut salad with celery and arranged radish garnish, baked stuffed eggplant with ham stock and breadcrumbs, marmalade sandwiches baked to a delicate brown, and a tangy polefield pickle recipe. Also included are cooking tips on cleaning, lighting, and fabric care from Mrs. Lillian Cash of Brookline and Mrs. A. C. Williams of Fitchburg.
Se Fads and Fashions se Fads and Fashions note wider skirts and new tunic hems. Sports costumes show high collars while motor coats feature snug rolling collars. Front and back panels rise in vogue and apron tunics gain side plaits. Gingham dresses gain narrow ribbon belts and lace appears in cream white and black. Surplice lines appear in gowns and coats.
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