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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1919
Page
19
A Sunday Post page presents home cooking ideas including Chicken and Potato Pie with mashed potatoes and creamed chicken, Mock Scallops from halibut with cornmeal, and a ham and egg kitchen sauce. Also hints at cake batter, saffron coloring, and a cream layer dessert. Annie Wadis High Littlefield, 6 Washington Street, Lynn.
Francois Joinville born August 14 1918 is described as the third son of Louis Philippe Duc dOrleans and later King of the French. His life spans naval service early glory to exile and quiet Parisian retirement ending with his death in 1900.
Readers discuss whether modern dancing fits morals and society. Contributors argue for and against dancing, praising exercise value while critiquing shimmy and cheek-to-cheek trends. A range of opinions cites mothers, models, and teachers shaping youth behavior.
A fragment from a poem about parting and reunion describes a parent longing for a child. The speaker imagines steadfast love and resilience through misfortune and joy upon meeting again. The verse invokes familiarity through voice, looks, laughter, and eyes.
Josephine Brice spots a rose rug and meets her cousin Harriet, a rich urban traveler. Jim rushes to catch a train as Harriet arrives with husband Fred, inviting a dinner that tests Josephine’s hospitality and nerves. Harriet’s social grace dispels Josephine’s fears, setting up a formal yet simple evening.
Two weeks later Josephine receives a $500 check from Cousin Harriet for a rug she had mentioned. The note reflects warmth and gratitude as distant relatives reconnect through a practical gift.
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