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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
23
Boston columnist urges action over words to prove patriotism after the war. He warns that stubborn talk against America weakens loyalty and calls for rallying to ideals of justice and lawful reform.
Readers argue whether women doing men’s work deserve equal pay. Some insist pay should match effort and capability, while noting women’s social roles and mental competence. A letter from Querida urges preserving author identity and laments changes in traditional female roles.
A home cookbook fragment lists Escalloped Salmon with milk eggs and butter baked till custard like, Baked Tomatoes layered with crumbs and butter, Tea Biscuit made from flour baking powder sugar and butter, and Split Pea Soup using ham bone or salt pork with onion. attributed to Mrs John Clark of 302 Shawmut Avenue Boston.
A collage of notes on public life in Boston including suffrage shifts, civic causes, Red Cross drives, and early 20th century social trends. Mentions Massachu setts leaders, adenoids and vision corrections in truancy cases, war relief efforts, and the role of cooperative movement and industry in daily life.
The poem presents charity as a personal creed where acts of kindness toward the needy and troubled define the speaker. It acknowledges flaws and unkind rumors while claiming charity redeems sins, guiding the speaker through village life with humble, forgiving conduct.
In a domestic farce, Romeo the parrot watches as Hester and Edgar scheme a sudden elopement to wed at the minister at Rosedale at twelve fifteen. The bird alerts Mrs. Scott with a booming comic cry, foiling the lovers and revealing their plans.
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