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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1920
Page
13
A series of letters from readers discuss who should control the family income and how to divide expenses. Contributors argue for joint planning, shared responsibility, and clear budgeting to prevent conflict.
Household hints advise using paper bags for garbage to extend can life and ease cleaning. A cube of sugar rubbed on an orange preserves its flavor when used in tea, suggesting orange pekoe. A corn pepper aids washing raisins currants and small fruits by sealing the cover and shaking in water. Mrs H B Crosby East Boston.
Phyllis, known as Doctor of Hearts for matchmaking in Kingstown, awaits a letter from Tom Beverley who has tracked her to Egypt via London. After years apart, his arrival leads to a reunion in which he proclaims his love and redefines her nickname as delight of heaven.
A concise note introduces a 1920 dream interpretation series arguing that dreams hold little serious meaning today. It explains the feature will explore historical significance rather than belief.
Dream of a basin signals prosperity and debt warnings depending on basin fullness. Eating from a basin foretells marriage prospects and possible rival charms. Seafaring folk may fall in love quickly, and farmers are promised plentiful crops contingent on careful choices.
The United States Shipping Board steamer Charlot, after nearly a month battling Atlantic storms, returned to Boston Harbor from Hamburg bound for Charleston. Laden with 4363 tons of potash and manure salt, her crew found food water and fuel almost exhausted. They berthed at the Army Supply Base in South Boston seeking relief.
A poem about Winter in Indiana with playful contrasts between adults and youth. The verse notes Winter as temperamental yet generous, painting scenes of snowy paths and boyhood joy. It celebrates youth and the lure of snow as winter’s artistry for boys and their adventures.
Advice warns against overusing figured chintz and cre tonies in rooms. It recommends balancing plain colors with patterns, avoiding a room overwhelmed by furniture, walls, and draperies all in chintz, and suggests practical guidelines for large and small spaces.
Two young married women prominent in Italian social and church circles died yesterday of pneumonia. Both were in their 86th year. Mrs Vincent Brogna of 232 Hanover Street North End was formerly Flora Fopiano and survived by husband a three year old daughter and family. Mrs Raymond P Bonelli of 76 South Huntington Avenue Jamaica Plain died, formerly known as an accomplished pianist, survived by husband and two children.
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