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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1922
Page
7
A reflective lament on lost friendship and love for the dead. The speaker recalls sorrow, the cooling hearth, and a bond now broken while invoking images of Proserpina and memory. The tone is elegiac, filled with metaphors of time, frost, and distant monarchs.
A readers’ exchange discusses a German law limiting wives of high earners from working, praising economic sense while noting American need. Contributors cite factory work by married women, wage levels, and employer roles. a factory girl argues wages should allow wives not to work.
A SundayPost page lists multiple recipes for home cooks including crab stuffed potatoes, crackers with crab meat and cheese, salmon salad, peach and nut cake, lemon pie, divinity fudge, and savory ham. It notes contributors Mrs Thomas J Butler of East Lynn and Pauline Cummings of Portland Maine along with a craft tip on braids and a sports cape accessory.
Negotiations between Craig and Collins have failed and the original policy is likely to be resumed. The report signals renewed pressure on Ulster as part of the government stance.
Northern Dublin dispute over the Ulster clause of the treaty heats up as Sinn Fein factions oppose Craig Collins shifts. Provisional government pledges to uphold the treaty while Collins proposes a mutual agreement and a united Ireland conference. Pressure tactics loom if North remains outside.
Captain Jeremiah J. Gallivan of Roxbury Crossing station and a Dorchester resident prevented a burglary at a Washington and Gaylord streets tailor shop. Four burglars fled in a high powered car after shots were exchanged. no injuries reported. The front door was forced and displays of cloth and coats valued at hundreds of dollars were found inside. Captain Gallivan notified nearby stations after the escape.
Police Superintendent Crowley tested tear gas at Pemberton square headquarters. A grenade company demonstrated device to protect vaults and drive culprits from hiding. The test lasted four minutes and the demonstrators claimed no lasting harm to a healthy person, though reporters doubted endurance.
In East Cambridge court, Mrs. Eugenie E. Dickerman sues Minnie Dickerman over the marriage of her son to a former Sunday school teacher. Letters from 1920 reveal the son pleaded for secrecy and financial strain followed, as witnesses describe family tensions and accusations of age and impropriety.
Eleanor Denslow, a successful public stenographer in Cleveland, enjoys a dream apartment and routine work until Bruce Balcome, a determined writer, visits with a letter of introduction. Their professional relationship deepens into personal intrigue as evenings at her office become dinners at home, until a farewell note hints at renewed promise and awaited Saturday plans.
Washington on Feb 3 reports inventor Walter Holland claims to have discovered a cheap method to propel automobiles and other machinery using air as fuel drawn from the atmosphere. He says plans for manufacture by himself and backers are under way and that air propulsion could deliver more power.
Samuel Kronberg vocal teacher and musical manager died at his Brighton home. Survived by widow two brothers including Louis Kronberg of New York and four sisters. Funeral at 2 30 PM at 1742 Commonwealth Avenue. He was son of Max Kronberg Boston merchant and taught singing in the West before returning to Boston with his wife Nannie Kronberg a former pupil.
Uncle Walt praises steady workers who avoid fuss and toil with cheerful efficiency. A grumbling head is blamed, while the calm worker earns praise and a small raise, keeping harmony at the loom and spinning jenny.
Eleanor confronts Bruce Balcome in her room as a knock sets the scene for a fleeting reunion. He vows a lifetime of cold greetings before two months pass and she faces departure with a rival’s claim. The scene closes on her solitary farewell to the rose and gray nest.
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