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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1922
Page
11
A reader letter and response discuss American versus foreign wives amid wartime loneliness. Advice urges the husband to support his American wife, invites social ties for her, and warns against judging foreign customs while praising shared domestic duties and friendship.
A damaged excerpt portrays a person urging a recipient to protect family reputation and prioritize a prior claim. The writer suggests the target’s guardian should hurry action, noting the entangled relationship and sensitive social expectations surrounding marriage and status.
A set of reader questions addresses issues from maritime term windward and leeward sides to Christmas daylight hours. Other letters discuss proper escort etiquette for a guest invited by a family, mountain heights in the eastern United States, Kentucky flour based industries under prohibition, and proper ink for signing silver gifts.
The piece describes a beige crepe de chine youth frock with three tiers of pleating. A unique bodice and sleeves extend from shoulder to waist without an armhole, opening at the top and fastened at the wrist by two buttons. Open front shows a brown under layer with gold embroidery details.
The 1922 act ends automatic citizenship for alien women who marry U S citizens. She must naturalize herself to become a citizen. A patent question notes that merely inventing without patenting or use can still block later patent obtainment if another inventor acts promptly.
A playful verse praising the booster as a valued helper in towns while noting some people may misuse his efforts. The speaker calls him a good old scout and suggests many communities can benefit from his support.
About 190 boys and girls with their leaders are expected to attend the ninth annual state contest of boys and girls agricultural and home making clubs to be held at the University of Maine from December 28 to 30. Lester H. Shibles will have general charge.
Callaghan and his gang uncover that the fugitive Slim Jim Carey is actually Lord William Travers Tallbois of Knayth. Joan Ayre learns she is Tallbois’s daughter and is to be his heiress, while Philip Mottisfont fights for her and wins both the claim and her heart.
Dramatic scene unfolds as Emmie drives toward a hurried wedding at Sb.50 with Joan resisting. The pair argue about time and fate while the carriage trudges through murky streets, Elmie asserting control as Joan fights to escape and keep her word.
In a fogbound scene, Joan flees to a dim registry setting where Philip, revealed as Alf’s true self, persuades her to marry him. Emmie blesses the union while a footman’s final act hints at a larger tale as Joan steps into a new life with Philip.
Dr. Hendrik van Loon recounts Grant and Lee during 1863 64 from the Wilderness to Richmond. It covers battles at Spotsylvania Court House the failed assault on Richmond and Sheridan's triumphs in the Shenandoah Valley, noting endless Union losses and strategic stalemate.
A fragmented column discusses marriage and sentiment noting married women grow more sentimental with time while younger women show practical sense. It argues that married men are not more intelligent about romance and suggests wives seem less adroit than husbands, hinting at social tensions.
Evening gowns of silk tricot with metal threads and long crane Georgette sleeves headline the collection. A navy twill suit with red soutache and citron wool embroidery on a green peignoir are featured. Delicate frocks in pale ei coral and pale French blue offer semi formal wear for winter resorts. A draped winter bathing suit ends with a gel ornament at the left side. White and light knit dresses and suits in silk and wool will be worn at winter resorts.
Harry has a vivid dream with a menagerie including a tapir otter alligator and other animals. The creatures perform antics as a pelican and puffin speak while a jaguar notes the harm of smoking. The tale ends with a lesson that dreams are distressing when one smokes a cigarette.
A Brockton reader describes a compact pine window cupboard fitted to the outside casement with a slanted roof, felt covering, eight ventilation holes, and angle irons securing it to the sill. The design keeps items from freezing or melting in cold weather and highlights practical storage ingenuity by Mrs Kenneth Burrill of 268 Pearl Street.
The piece highlights Edward Belin's fingerprint and photograph system for rapid interchanges among police nationally, Borglum’s mountain side photography for a grand sculpture, and Germany’s ash pit and slag reuse for coke and bricks. It praises forest preservation, reforestation efforts, and a pest biological control project to curb the corn borer.
The office staff bustle over Christmas tasks with Anita sewing a lamp shade for Eunice and May adjusting a camisole. Carrie and Viola trade fatigue as they anticipate extra work after hours while Miss Nelson’s news adds to the pressure.
Frank Higginbotham of 14 Wilmarth street died today after heart trouble struck him while returning from a Christmas shopping trip with his two children in Attleboro.
Sunday Post presents a full page of festive recipes including Christmas pudding mix with bread suet figs walnuts and spices and a raisin apricot pie instructions. Also includes a French stuffing recipe for fowl or veal with bread chestnuts and parsley.
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