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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1918
Page
13
Charles Franklin Jones urges readers to translate wartime talk into action. He argues that talking about conservation bonds Red Cross and patriotism did little in practice and calls for immediate follow through. He praises soldiers in France and urges 100 percent patriotism and national leadership now that the war ends.
Mary A- overcomes kitchen dread and clash with her mother as Tom and Mary’s budding romance grows from a pie pledge to love. An eggs accident and a dinner invite seal their bond while Henriette seeks fashion approval for an informal luncheon outfit.
In a light moment Tom grants forgiveness as Mary admits she baked the cherished apple pies. Tom teases that the pie’s sweetness betrayed the secret, while the household joyfully notes that pie remains a family favorite and Mary proves a splendid cook.
Practical tips on fish preparation and equipment. Advises using a dedicated aluminum pan, proper cleaning, and various cooking methods. Recommends draining, thawing in cold water, fresh fish, and seasoning with curry powder. Includes address of Mrs M L Carrington Cambridge.
A woman voters by random choice considers candidates for mayor and school trustees. She studies options, vetoes a by law, and marks ballots with decisive civic pride while her husband objects to her independence.
A melancholic poem reflects a cold dark life with rain and wind while longing for youth and urging the heart to endure. It asserts that sorrow is universal and that brighter days lie beyond the clouds.
Miss Margaret Wilson wears a tri colored cockade amid Alsatian welcome as Guy M. Nonemacher becomes the first American to bear the Stars and Stripes into German territory. Morris C. Jackson returns to the Capitol after discharge. Robert Entwistle inherits $200,000 from an uncle. Howard Thompson inherits a cup tied to Czar Nicholas. Marshal Foch receives the Order of Merit. Countess Szechenyi aids her Budapest palace. Belgian boy Francois Gatecloux gains American support for education.
A 21 year old writer seeks guidance about a steady relationship with a 21 year old man who cannot marry now. She should insist on a clear plan and ambition as a condition to continue waiting, demanding concrete efforts and a timetable to prove commitment. The advisor urges conversations about goals and a plan to save for a shared future.
Solemn ceremonies will mark the blessing of a stained glass window installed in St William’s Church Savin Hill Dorchester. The crucifixion scene was donated by the women sodalities and friends of the late Rev James J McCarthy as a memorial. Mrs Martha Moore Avery will speak on Socialism and Bolshevism at the League of Catholic Women meeting.
Poem fragment praising divine cleansing of the sky with beauty and the spread of violets to guide travelers toward traveling in their own time and place.
Advice columns discuss proper behavior in flirtation ride etiquette bachelor visitors funeral attendance and wedding day attire. Answers stress alighting to assist entry, chaperoned visiting, avoiding strangers at funerals, and preferring a black cutaway for afternoon weddings.
Recipes for brown sugar cake steamed chocolate pudding and more from New England Housewives in a Sunday Post page. Includes ingredients for brown sugar cake variations with sour milk lard and flour blends and a steamed chocolate pudding recipe with a hard sauce option.
Dean Rousmaniere announces a special service at the Cathedral Church of St Paul tomorrow at 7 30 p m on The Martyr Nation What We Owe to Belgium The Rev Ralph M Taylor preaches at St Paul’s at noon on Dec 18 and the Rev Alan M Taylor on Dec 2 The next to last sermon in Is Moses Dead will be preached at Dudley Street Baptist Church tomorrow night by Rev George R Stair His topic A Fatal Blunder Sentenced for Life A union service under Universalist Church auspices will be at Fenway Theatre tomorrow afternoon at 4 o clock Speakers are Rev John Smith Lowe D D and Professor Harry Ward
Readers letters debate whether to feed German civilians after World War I. Contributors from New Hampshire and elsewhere argue various moral stances, citing allied casualties and German actions, while appealing to mercy or punishment and referencing President, Kaiser, and war-era uprisings.
Tufts College head Hermon Carey Bumpus has resigned and will devote time to study and travel. Trustees accepted the resignation yesterday. He came to Tufts in 1914 and hopes his successor is named quickly, ideally before next academic year.
AMSTERDAM December 12 The former German Empress has suffered another serious heart attack and a doctor has been summoned from Berlin according to despatches received here.
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