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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1922
Page
7
A letter urges sensible handling of engagement expenses when a partner finances the ring. It argues the woman may be earning more and should meet her share, while a man should consider duty and fairness. The writer Marley notes love and practicality intertwine as couples plan marriage and shared finances.
A heated exchange mocks women's roles in warfare and invention. The dialogue notes a man-society bias, a woman claims leadership and progress, while the referee declares she wins easily in the end. The piece satirizes gender stereotypes and calls attention to traditional roles.
A ballad laments the passing of the old year and welcomes the new with mixed tones. It recalls worn joints and trials endured, praise for youth turned to scorn, and a hopeful gaze toward a brighter coming year. The rhyme imagines Old Time as a derailed guest being sent away and a refreshed future being welcomed at the gate.
A reader asks Mildred Champagne about a two week romance with a boy who kissed her and promised letters and photos. The adviser cautions against sending pictures, suggests ending the correspondence if he dates another girl, and urges self respect to avoid treating favors as sacred. The column emphasizes prudence and personal dignity in romantic choices.
E M Newman spoke at Symphony Hall on Khartum with a voyage from Victoria Nyanza shores by rail to the sea. He photographed wild animals from the train and narrated a caravan trek through diverse lands and peoples. After intermission he followed the Roosevelt Trail capturing motion and still pictures of unusual nature.
Dr Hendrik van Loon recounts the 1860 Democratic splits at Charleston and Baltimore, the birth of the Confederate states at Montgomery, Lincoln’s 1860 election, and the early standoff over Fort Sumter. It notes the seceding states’ forts, initial federal control of two forts, and failed compromise efforts.
A columnist recalls a homely American girl who transforms at a weekend house party through careful appearance and unselfish, attentive behavior. She avoids flashy vanity, listens well, and effortlessly wins admiration, illustrating why she was once seen as an ugly duckling but becomes a swan in the eyes of the men.
Household hints offer a bright lighting method for plum pudding using lemon extract for a pretty flame and fragrant aroma. August A Lyons Taunton advises along with tips on sharpening dull scissors and cleaning rusty ornaments with oil.
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A tale of Blimp Anderson and Buddy Mack placing a soap box on a barrel as a harmless prank that escalates into a faux chase with the Royal Mounted and a prohibition agent. After a nocturnal mishap, the scene returns to normal, while Pep Keane conducts a playful shootout with a ketchup bottle and a milk can, revealing the prank’s punch line about soup hidden inside the box. A speeding car interrupts as lawmen close in on the trail.
Louise anticipates Barton’s needs and handles mail, replies, and contract summaries before he arrives. Clara notes the tension of the boss’s rush while Louise calmly manages routine tasks, showing how foresight sustains efficiency in the office.
A driver, addressing a powerful neighbor, asks to investigate after noting liquor carried to a location. The big boss agrees to search, and a thorough check finds nothing. Pep confesses he hoped for a pardon, revealing the soap box contained booze.
A Sunday Post page presents three recipe items for turkey crostades and squash pie. The crostades use hollowed rolls filled with a creamy turkey sauce finished with lemon juice and parsley and served warm. The squash pie combines stewed squash with butter eggs spices and milk baked into a custard-like filling.
A Taunton note lists recipes for soufflé frosting almond gelatine icing and Parisian sweets. It describes making a soufflé frosting in a double boiler, preparing almond gelatine icing with lemon extract, and crafting Parisian sweets from raisins figs and nuts rolled in coconut or chopped nuts. It includes method notes and resting times.
Large satin hats for evening are shirred on bins with puffed brims and burnt peacock accents. An evening gown of silver cloth features pearl and rhinestone peacock tails, a slender train, and jewel bands. New coats emphasize fullness above the waistline.
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