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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1920
Page
19
In a playful domestic scene Jack plans a dinner in the city to celebrate Jill’s birthday. They dine at a pricey English chop house with oysters duck and pie, Jack revealing the surprise and Jill correcting the date, promising a belated celebration next month.
Letters from readers debate a proposed board of married women to judge a would be bride s fitness and love. They discuss love at various ages and criticize meddling by older women while urging practical safeguards for wives and families.
Walt Mason’s poem portrays harsh November winds rattling a shack at night. The speaker hears the storm causing cold and fear while noting daytime toil and the hope for morning light as winter looms.
William Carr Lane born December 1 1780 or 1789 a frontier figure revered in St Louis as a soldier doctor and pioneer. He trained as a physician in Louisville joined Tecumseh campaigns and served as army surgeon along the upper Mississippi. Lane became St Louis first mayor nine times and later governor of New Mexico before dying in St Louis during the Civil War.
A ragged 10 year old named Jim earns trust and hero status at a circus visit to a hospital town. He saves young Carl from traffic during a pony race, is praised by Dr. Curtis, and wakes with a bandaged head as James Winthrop Curtis. The tale closes with Jim becoming a guardian to Carl as the circus joy endures.
Gladys Joel, once a stenographer earning a slim pay, urged candor in discussing a costly interior redesign at a leading car maker. Her brave opinion reflects a pivotal life moment as workers weighed the new model’s look and feel.
Thomas Cochran of J P Morgan & Co returns to New York after a Idaho trip pursuing duck and grouse. Wall Street jokes a Morgan man hunting only small game. Kentucky voters help elect Republican Richard J Ernest to the Senate in a landslide. Earl C Hanson of Los Angeles patents a cable radio aiding pilotage. Navy adopts the system. Chaplin dodges divorce subpoenas and hides with a taxi driver who takes him home to Mrs O Connor and her four children. Mike warns him to stay mum about his name due to Mrs O Connor’s stance on divorce.
Practical tips for using leftover spool twine tied into bundles with square knots and knitted into dish cloths. A crack filler made from sifted ashes and fine salt forms a thick, hard cement when mixed with water and applied to cracks.
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