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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1922
Page
9
A fragmentary poem portrays a woman roaming maternal hills and dark valleys, a shepherdess guiding sheep beneath stars in a tranquil landscape. The verses evoke protective care and rural imagery without explicit events or dates.
A country school teacher writes of wanting to travel with a $1000 and asks the Sewing Circle for guidance. Responses urge practical steps, caution Europe trips, and suggest exploring American regions and local jobs, with emphasis on independence, budgeting, and preferring known paths over carefree roam.
The speaker urges securing resources from a trip and warns that returning to old work improves value. She recalls rejecting an expensive Pacific coast winter with regrets, stressing duty to citizens and the option to secure a home if hardships arise.
A witty back and forth argues how women influence men's attention in public spaces. The speakers mock male mysticism and flirtation, noting eye contact, gestures, and style as triggers to male attraction. The referee line adds a punchline about a winner among the exchanges.
A playful verse about a 2-toed and an 8-toed tree toad vying for a she toad's favor. The she toad wields veto power, thwarting the 2-toed suitor in a tree top scene. Copyright 1922 George Matthew Adama.
The text explores a family relation asking what Susie is to Johnny, given Johnny’s aunt is Susie’s niece and grandchild of her mother. It also mentions new model fashion items from Pabing designs including girdles and wristlets.
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as the full remedy for constipation and a daily health aid. It touts regular use for relief, suggests it can be enjoyed as a cereal or baked into foods, and notes recipes printed on each package with physician recommendations implied.
The article traces the heated debate over slavery in new territories from 1847 to the Compromise of 1850. It highlights Clay Calhoun and Webster’s roles, the concept of popular sovereignty, and the decision to admit California as a free state while organizing New Mexico and Utah as territories.
The Post informs writers that no stories will be returned unless accompanied by a self addressed stamped envelope. It requests recipients retain a copy of their submitted story for reference.
Salome Blake nurses bitterness toward Lobelia Bascomb over John Bascomb and past happiness. When Lobelia’s husband lies dying, Salome plots petty revenge with a cat and a child. The plan collapses as Selina Hawkes’s taunts reveal Salome’s own isolation and remorse.
Louise accuses Mr. Jarrett of misplacing a letter after he read it in the hall and claimed he returned it. A record slip could prove the truth, but Louise had no slip and fears blame. Jarrett later returns the letter, denying the accusation and leaving Louise aggrieved.
Mildred Champagne answers a 40 year old man seeking clarity in a love query. She advises treating delays as no time and urges definite commitment while considering life's obstacles and trust, urging the woman to confide in him if true affection exists.
Small felt mushroom hats appear on the street alongside dark blue twill frocks and red Paisley blouses. Metallic hat trimmings, heavy Chenille date trim on Canton crepe dresses, and brown shades expand the dinner dress scene. Wool matelasse outfits the semi sports and street looks with circular skirts and basque bodices trending for young girls. Bead embroidery and silver thread enhance the peasant sleeve model shown in beige crepe de chine and black with silver details.
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