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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1921
Page
21
English fried fish method with haddock or cod and batter mix, then deep fry ten minutes. Gingerbread pudding combines bread crumbs sugar suet molasses flour soda cream tartar ginger and milk steamed four hours. Sauch uses milk water cornstarch vanilla to thicken. served hot. Mrs Benjamin Holland 38 Charles street Montpelier Vermont.
A reader argues against locking a late returning 18 year old daughter out, urging dialogue and trust. Letters speak for and against strict doors, suggesting escorts, gentle guidance, and empowering parenting while acknowledging teens seek social life and independence.
A shopkeeper converts unused space into bird cages and offers canary boarding at 30 cents weekly. The idea attracts 48 registered birds in days, with plans to run the service year round. A caption notes the man’s skill with numbers.
In a domestic scene Jack frets over a proper tie and Jill teases him. Miss Barker, the office stenographer, comments on his style, prompting Jill to gift a dark black bow tie that Jack deems mummified for the dead, with a sly hint of Miss Barker's approval.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason recounts hope for the down and out as a man aged fifty rises to Easy street after adversity. Mason recalls his own forty plus years of struggle and eventual triumph with steadfast effort and humor, urging resilience and belief that has-beens can return.
Mary Ellen longs for treats as she sits with Mrs. Marsh knitting. Mrs. Rogers reveals tea will be mush and milk, shattering Mary Ellen’s hopes of cake, plum preserves, or fried chicken.
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