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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1919
Page
17
Charles Franklin Jones argues that war years prove women are the equal of men in production and patriotism. He cites public opinion, voting rights, and a voter tale to advocate women's suffrage and participation in civic life.
Patty Grover uses a newspaper ad to rent a typewriter for work to support her widowed mother. Alfred Wilton supplies the machine and romance, and Patty's small ad brings steady jobs and hope. She ends the tale content, declaring I am a satisfied advertiser.
Readers discuss whether today’s fashions improve or threaten modesty. Commenters contrast past hoop skirts with current styles, praising practicality and modesty when worn rightly, while others warn against extreme short skirts and emphasize personal presentation over clothes. A letter also argues for ongoing German language study for future commerce and duty reasons.
A bachelor asks how to return hospitality and the advised method is a chaperoned bachelor tea at home or a theatre visit with a dinner. A woman seeking subscription through an unintroduced acquaintance can be treated as formally introduced if the contact seems mutually pleasing and common sense applies.
A 20 year old seeking guidance on kissing in a long standing courtship with plans to marry. The adviser affirms kissing as a natural expression of affection and urges giving this sign of love to the chosen fiancé. The reply frames kissing as appropriate when it flows from genuine feelings in a future marriage context.
In the canteen every Monday night I turn eggplant into a tasty bake. I layer tender eggplant squares with tomato sauce, grated cheese, and chopped hard boiled egg, bake twenty minutes, then finish with a flavorful Al Sauce Jim loves.
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