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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1918
Page
21
Charles Franklin Jones urges American-born citizens to prove loyalty by actions and support during wartime. He shares a tale of two true Scotsmen to emphasize patriotism over birthplace, urging readers to stand by the U. S. and its cause.
A four occupant family, Mother M and daughters Esther Elspeth and Jean, nurture dreams and loves amid a recovering aviator John R. Jean falls for the flyer as Esther and John draw close. upon revelation, the youngest sister admits love as the couple contemplates an unexpected match through adversity and shared care.
Word was received that Robert Turnbull Gookin son of Mr and Mrs James A Gookin of Dorchester died in Savannah Georgia from pneumonia a few hours before his parents reached his bedside He had worked in government service for about two years.
A column by Alice Stuart presents etiquette answers for social events. It covers dress for evening recitals by invitees, seating preferences in cars, hat tipping when addressing ladies, and hostess gown choices for formal afternoon receptions.
A satirical tale by W J Mason about two poets, one rising to wealth and power in a glittering palace while the other remains a poor writer. The narrator rejects grand status, finds contentment in modest fame, and reflects on pride, humility, and artistic integrity.
Observant Citizen recalls Salem's waterfront era and Boston's shipping supremacy shaping regional history. Noting old flags, regiments, and local legends, the column blends reflection on past rivalry with memories of ships, hotel hospitality, and wartime sentiment across Massachusetts.
A reader debate from the Dear Sewing Circle on feeding German women and children during wartime. Letters argue for mercy and aid to innocents, while others urge punishment for Germany and caution against aiding the enemy. The set frames forgiveness, duty, and the consequences for future conflicts.
A reader asks if staying quiet and refined pays off with men. The advisor argues a good, sweet, refined woman can still be attractive, enjoy dances, host friends, and win partners without being loud. If a friend’s path led to marriage, follow her, but beware if her means were questionable and do not justify the end.
A highlight in The Real Life of General Pershing by H. F. Wheeler in next week's Boston Sunday Post recounts the 1898 Cuban campaign meeting between General Pershing and Theodore Roosevelt, noted as one of the most interesting events covered.
A reader describes a lavish lilac velvet wrap teamed with an evening gown. The wrap features silver and gold thread embroidery, pale rose satin lining with lilac chiffon, and tail less ermine fur trim. It complements a pale pink velvet gown for a striking look.
A vintage recipe card presents a tart apple relish with sugar and lemon ginger, plus a meat friendly preserved mix. It also details Golden Buck cheese toast with salt pork onions and tomatoes finished with milk, suggested for lunch.
Poem noting that darkness yields to light and struggle ends when love is heeded. It warns that trouble arises from human actions and a hard fight may hasten resolution if we forget compassion. The verse contends that fear and conflict are self caused and urges restraint.
Sew a few fasteners on to collar and cuffs of each blouse coat or dress where white wash sets are used. Then sew eyes of same on to separate collar and cuffs for a removable, clean set. Lenox M L Ford. Pie crust sizing tip uses a deep line on a pie board around the plate to guide rolling. Mrs CC Pierce Arlington.
A humorous poem laments male vanity through vivid images of silk shirts, pyjama suits, dressing gowns, floral ties, collars, hats, gloves, and multiple outfits. It contrasts men's fashion excess with a critic’s voice, noting the trend toward varied attire for work and leisure and the reflexive vanity in front of mirrors.
Washington December 19 Minister Rousses of Greece told the State Department that the Greek king awarded honors to U S officers General March chief of staff Colonel Constant Cordier liaison officer and Lieutenant Colonel Edward Davis military attaché The grand cross of George I went to General March while Cordier and Davis received high ranks in the same order
A distinguished dress features a belt of otter fur and two floating panels. It is black velvet lined and hangs nearly to the skirt’s bottom, presenting a striking late period silhouette.
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