Marble Floors and Gilded Walls Cannot Make a Home
A reflective verse fragment notes that material splendor such as marble floors and gilded walls fail to provide true home warmth or belonging, suggesting deeper meaning beyond grand surroundings.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1920
Page
15
Progressive Radicalism and the Wedding Ring Debate in Boston
Letters from readers in Boston discuss whether married women should wear wedding rings, with views for and against rings as a personal choice. They argue about equality, tradition, and the ring as a symbol of marriage and mutual respect, with personal anecdotes and concerns about societal expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lucy Stone
Henry Blackwell
Ds Vet
Sewing Circle
Two Minute Talks on Profiteering and Public Duty
Charles Franklin Jones argues profiteering exists but is limited to criminal cases. Public officials should curb profiteering at the expense of the public while honest businesses cover costs. The piece blends a commentary on commerce with a fictional dialogue about superstition and personal responsibility in daily life.
Household Hints From Mrs. H. F. P. Coates
Practical tips for common kitchen and sewing tasks from Mrs. H. F. P. Coates of Lisbon New Hampshire. Enamelware should be greased before first use to prevent chipping and to ensure molasses pours smoothly from its cup. A cornstarch addition helps custard avoid burning while boiling. A small wax ball on a knitting needle prevents stitches from slipping. A dash of lemon juice in whipped cream aids fluffiness. For blankets, rinse in warm water with dissolved soap to maintain softness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Birthday Bio Briefs: Israel Putnam Revolution Hero
Birthday note on Israel Putnam born January 7, 1718. Salem Village native who moved to Pomfret Connecticut, famed for wolf den courage, rapid rise to major, rescue from Indian execution, Lexington and Bunker Hill service, daring rides, and his democratic, rugged leadership that fueled American Revolution success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel Fulnam
Salem Village
Danvers
Mass
Pomfret
Conn
Wolf
Lexington
Cambridge
Bunker Hill
Putnam
New England Recipes Presented In Sunday Post Feature
The Sunday Post showcases a collection of home recipes including corn bread and salmon loaf sauces. Recipes are attributed to Mrs A Barrell in Brookline and Mrs G A Bluthardt in Roxbury with a chicken salad by Mrs Merton Wilson of Barton Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Barrell
Beacon Street
Brookline
G. A. Bluthardt
Warren Street
Roxbury
Merton Wilson
Barton, Vt
A Good Resolution
Betty and her mother debate superstition as Betty rushes to meet cousin Bob from Chicago. A fall leads to a sprained ankle and Betty’s confinement, with Bob’s loyal support helping her recover before further mishaps around superstitions arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Betty
Chicago
Mrs. Barron
Uncle Walt Says Inspirational Verses by Walt Mason
The fragment hints at Uncle Walt offering short verse rhymes in the style of Walt Mason. It presents a boastful or playful title implying a collection or column of light poems. The readable bits suggest editorial content rather than a full article.
Fashion Reigns: Capes and Fabrics Return in Style
The era sees capes worn again with taffeta favored and colored handkerchiefs rising in popularity. Faille and satin hats remain fashionable, sustaining a refined, period-appropriate tone.
Twink Color Your Wardrobe Get Bright Washables Now
A Lever Bros. Co. advertisement urges readers to use Twink to color and brighten fabrics. It promises safe use with pure water and compatibility with many fabrics, including blouses, frocks, scarfs, and underthings. Available at department stores, druggists, and five and ten cent stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge
Mass
Makers of Lux
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