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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1919
Page
21
Poem fragment marking Robert Burns 160th birthday with lines urging resistance to oppression. The verses emphasize Scotland's freedom, courage, and the call to arms against slaveholding power, ending with a pledge to die or act for liberty.
Two young sailors meet Mrs Windsor when their car breaks down on a Sunday drive. Jimmie repairs the ignition, leads to an all day outing at a country inn, supper, and new friendship. Mrs Windsor, lonely for her overseas son, plans to host a theater party and dance, inviting the men to return next weekend.
The Dorchester High School Hall hosts a Boston School Centre Orchestras concert at 8 pm led by George E. M. Dickinson. The 75 member ensemble invites the public as Mothers' Club plans a guests night and the hospitality committee schedules an educational test.
The Amalgamated Garment Workers of America announced the end of a three months strike by 55,000 workers in men and boys clothing and a 44 hour week. Meanwhile 35,000 women making waist and dress goods continue their strike for a 44 hour week.
In next week’s Boston Post Sunday Magazine, George Brinton Beal previews an upcoming Spudd dialogue featuring the quaintly amusing William Jethro Spudd as he becomes embroiled in a lovers’ quarrel.
Readers argue over whether today’s extreme styles are more modest than past fashions. Letters praise up-to-date dress for comfort and economy, while others condemn excess and endorse modest, practical attire.
A 1919 verse by Walt Mason lampoons Kaiser Wilhelm with humor about sorrow and despair. The piece references cornering grief and the Kaiser’s hoarding of sorrow. The page includes recipe cues for mustard potato salad and apple dessert and a fashion designer’s remark on modern dresses and Dame Fashion.
Melted drippings used to baste a roast then made into pan gravy. A rich cherry custard is prepared with cornstarch eggs and milk, folded with canned cherries, baked in a buttered pan, cooled, cut into squares, battered and fried until crisp.
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