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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1920
Page
13
Poetic fragment from Rudyard Kipling’s L’Envoi describes a voyage on the Long Trail. The speaker urges the heart to press forward from foreland to start as the ship booms toward a new, distant isle while uncertainties loom and courage remains steadfast.
Medium sized potatoes baked in hot oven until tender produce mealy skins. A tablespoon vinegar added to frying grease prevents doughnuts from soaking up grease. Cold water makes lighter egg omelettes and heating custard avoids curdling. Grated horseradish keeps milk sweet. A hot iron removes white furniture spots. Also care to use a pine apple knife to avoid mouth irritation. Messages from Mrs J F Wharton Mrs CC Howard Mrs Frank R Cogswell with addresses in Minneapolis Portsmouth and Attleboro.
A reader defends politeness toward women on mass transit and examnes gender roles. She recalls two car encounters where women should offer seats and argues home making, motherhood, and public life require balancing duties. The piece laments modern dress and praises historic chivalry while urging mutual respect and protectiveness among men.
Poet Walt Mason in Uncle Walt Says rides a playful wave of verse with brisk humor and light satire. The column showcases clever rhymes and a breezy tone typical of Mason’s streetwise wit.
A satirical poem by Walt Mason envisions rounding up Reds and shipping them to Russia aboard a second ark. It riffs on anarchists Emma Goldman and liberal figures, promising freedom in a provocative voice that mocks government, tyrants, and antiwar sentiment with dark humor.
A collection of old fashion home made dishes includes salt codfish and potato cakes, meat and bread crumb patties with baked eggs, corn and potato croquettes, layered pineapple with bread crumbs, canned pineapple fruit desserts, candied apple syrup, and a quick oatmeal crust for pies. Each recipe cites a contributor with address.
In a letter Mildred Champagne considers choosing between two US servicemen, an ensign and a private. The columnist advises delaying a decision, maintaining friendship with both, and letting elimination occur as one man proves less suitable. Focus on long term compatibility and the qualities that make the best husband and family man.
A lonely clerk's daughter Laura pines in a dim side room near another window. Al Murdock, a kindness-seeking suitor, befriends her by taking children to the park and sharing small joys. Their bond grows into hopeful plans for a cottage, shadowed by doubt until a mistaken fear clears and love finds a place in the sunshine.
The phonograph, once a prominent bulky object, should be hidden in a wall of bookshelves with a rollable cabinet. Doors can conceal the machine when not in use and be fitted with grill work to avoid muffling sound. When needed for dancing or games it can be rolled out, keeping the room uncluttered.
Subscriptions nearing 19000 were raised yesterday to support the Franklin Square House fund with help from Boston society girls. Members come from the Sewing Circle Junior League and Vincent Club, including Mary Atkinson Rebecca Hobbs Frances Flanders Ruth Taylor Mary Barton Emily Barton Bertha Bragegiotti Francesca Bragegiotti Mary Brewster Elizabeth Cabot Eleanor Jackson Louisa Weld and wives Mrs Army Badger Mrs Edward R Mitton Mrs Leonard Wright.
Howard Coonley former vice president of the Emergency Fleet Corporation speaks at Trinity Church Newton Centre at 7 15 pm on Sunday The Man Behind the Ship building the force that built the fleet describes mobilizing 788000 men to speed ship construction and the torale of the organization He addresses employers and workers in labor and industry settings.
Poem of enduring love that reshapes seasons and mood. It speaks of sunshine, June, and summer brought by love, turning storms into laughter and guiding the wind with gentleness. The verse contrasts harsh tempests with a resilient affection that opens doors and brings morning smiles across distant hills.
Mayor Peters announced yesterday a salary raise for Daniel H Murphy assistant engineer in the schoolhouse department from 1500 to 12500 per year.
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