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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1922
Page
15
A serialized exchange in the Sewing Circle page offers readers notes on engagement rings marriages and financial fairness. Letters from Radiance and others advise True to One Two and other correspondents on romance sacrifice and shared burdens with practical anecdotes and sharp retorts.
Agnes Tallbois is drawn deeper into a web of blackmail and romance as John Goodenough reveals he knows the full Tallbois claim and its players. Callaghan schemes fail, while Agnes eyes power, money, and peril in Knayth Abbey and beyond.
An advertisement promotes Kellogg's Bran as a all natural laxative for constipation. It argues that only full bran cleanses the intestines and claims two tablespoons daily relieves chronic cases. It highlights versatile uses in cereals baking and cooking and notes physician recommendations.
A letter from LONESOME asks whether to continue seeing a senior young man who becomes jealous when she dates others. The adviser cautions that true love requires mutual trust and implies she should wait until she can choose one partner or stay exclusive, urging steadiness and honesty.
A playful verse by C. L. Edson features a kangaroo, a Congo King gorilla, and a conger eel debating tea and tongue tied rhymes in a Congo tango set in a Kangaroo garage. Published 1922 by George Matthew Adams.
Uncle Sam promotes saving labor in the home with a new States Relations Service booklet titled Home Laundering. The publication offers practical hints to reduce washing and ironing time by adopting efficient methods and quality supplies and equipment.
Readers of the Boston Post may obtain a copy of this booklet as long as the free edition lasts by writing to the Division of Publication Department of Agriculture Washington DC asking for F. B. 1099.
A vintage home recipe collection describes a two part tuna sauce for sandwiches with butter flour and milk, mixed with tuna and seasonings, plus options for garnishes. It also includes a hot mock chicken sandwich variant and a toasted marshmallow bread treat, ending with a custard apple pie and a meringue topping recipe credited to Anna Curran of Westfield.
The article notes a record pace for Federal-aid road construction with 10,000 miles built and about the same miles of non Federally funded highways. March and June saw a peak of 1250 miles monthly, Texas leading with 933 miles completed. government payouts reached 166,911,552 dollars. It also mentions cultural notes and a legal case about a hair bobbing incident and a pig image in a libel suit.
A humorous dialogue on uniforms, gender roles, and vanity as wives mock men’s love of fancy regalia. The piece jokes about lodge outfits, velvet and gold braid, and the social pull of dress uniforms in a small town.
The College of Fisheries at the University of Washington Seattle and the Imperial Institute of Fisheries at Tokyo Japan are described as the only fisheries colleges in the world in the source item.
Anita schemes with Henry to mail a package then buy chocolate peppermint halves at a drug store, while Miss Nelson and Miss Warren scheme unseen. Henry vents about constant errands and jokes about eternal feminine to Anita and Elsie as they plot to outsmart the boss.
Mrs. Ada Begley of Hudson New Hampshire describes altering an old navy blue jersey petticoat by removing the top cutting arm holes neck and shoulder seams and binding edges with red ribbon to create a new slip-on sweater at very low cost.
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