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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1916
Page
12
New England readers share letters on domestic ties and parental jealousy. An elderly mother recalls her harsh mistakes as a neighbor’s son marries her former rival, while younger spouses seek guidance on baby custody and money. The column offers blunt, practical responses from readers.
A visitor recalls the Winter Exhibit at the academy where Marjorie and others noted a distinguished woman wearing a dull gray glove-skin coat. The coat featured a tight upper, two back points, a shirted full skirt, flaring cuffs, and a high standing collar with a back-point. The description ends with a goodbye.
A recipe instructs frying disjointed chicken pieces in hot fat then simmering in a tomato broth with onion sugar curry powder and flour. The sauce thickens over chicken until tender before adding milk or cream and seasoning with salt and pepper. Authored by Ardelle E. Rice of Worcester.
In Winchester February 2 Della R Bar ney wife of Alfred S Hall aged 61. Funeral at her residence 8 Summit Ave Friday at 2 45 pm. Friends asked not to send flowers. Burial at West Westminster Vermont Saturday at 3 o clock.
Beatrice Gracey endures a bitter sequence of quarrels with Albert Gracey while their son Bobby yearns for his father. On Valentine’s Day Bobby, playing Cupid, learns his father is coming and runs to meet him, only to be struck by a car en route. The child recovers, mumbling that his mother sent him to his daddy and that he was coming to them.
A bleak winter oak stands along the road, its bare boughs speaking of enduring love and hidden summers. The ancient monarch trembles as winds whisper past, while a distant violet signals April’s return and the promise of renewal beyond hardship.
Poem celebrates a guiding woman who helps a man endure hardship and win inner battles. She waits and strengthens him, offering courage and guardianship as the legendary figure who steadies and inspires.
The Russian Ballet’s Carnaval at the Boston Opera House drew praise for Lopkowa Colombine and Chiarina as Nijinsky and Karsovina were absent. Lush performances of Bird of Fire and Borodin’s Prince Igor capped a night praised for unity, artistic development, and musical interpretation.
The decorations and costumes showcase outstanding artistry with Bakst’s Sheherazade described as gorgeously fantastical. Carnaval’s setting offers rich simplicity where bold color and minimal background set off the lively dancers. Leading performers display individual virtuosity in bright, fanciful, humorous, and ironic performances.
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