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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1919
Page
13
Essay argues civilization proves right kind of government by majority rule. It claims Right won due to global majority support for law and order and highlights the American principle of government by the people. A parable about a doctor’s $1000 bill illustrates public perception of right and wealth.
In a rural boarding house a country doctor and Madeleine Ross fall for each other during a seaside road trip. An accident near the bridge tests their bond as Dr Wainwright helps save a man, while Madeleine faces her own temper and vows to stand by him if he survives. The Pines residents comment on the developing romance.
Readers respond to fashion and modesty, arguing about skirt lengths, corsets, and propriety. Letters from Mrs Youngheart and others reflect nostalgia for old gowns, centered on health, manners, and social expectations, with anecdotes from nurses and women about daily wear and chaperoned outings.
A collection of home cooking instructions including escaloped potatoes with potato and cheese layers, rice cakes with milk and flour, a breakfast oat and raisin loaf, and an apple shortcake with a fruit sauce. Recipes credited to Mrs Paul Marshall in Webster and Mrs Lewis Reynolds in Worcester.
Lucy Lyttleton presents a dramatic exchange between wind and the wanderers of ancient Babylon. The weary southern wind travels over ruined walls while the people of Babylon recall talk on love, loss, wealth, hunger, and the afterlife.
A fragment describes Lucille unveiling her new husband at home, noting Isabelle’s secrecy and Lucille’s dramatic arrival. She wears a bold motor coat in a pale rose shade, cut straight and narrow with a light yet thick fabric.
A soldier writes from camp about long distance romance and jealousy. He seeks advice on how to convince his sweetheart to write more and avoid other men, and whether a hasty home wedding could secure his peace of mind. The piece suggests reunion will end uncertainty and that marriage to a reliable partner is the fix.
The column describes suit coats with standard shoulders and armholes, elaborate blouses matching suits, and blue gabardine in two shades. Gingham remains in vogue, with rainbow colors and pastel country wear shades. Deep strawberry tones are trending, while broadcloth and French flannel are favored for sports wear.
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