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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1922
Page
11
Expert Ruth Raat presents meat and fish buying tips for wartime shoppers. She notes groupings like medium size fishes such as cod haddock pollock and hake with distinct colors and features to aid recognition. Cooking guidance highlights added fat and seasoning for flavor.
An office secretary borrows Henry for ice cream to cool a tense day while boss Mr. Roberts frets over stamps. Elsie uses a clever ruse to avert a confrontation, offering the treat and a playful acknowledgment of Henry’s lapse.
Readers discuss propriety and convention in dating at vacation spots. Letters urge restraint to protect reputation, with views from a 22 year old admirer, a Cape Codder, and others promoting loyalty to spouses and traditional values.
A sharp exchange unfolds as a woman questions her companion about the guests she hosts for tea and cards. She accuses the group of law breaking, naming a "terrible Jack" who drinks freely and a fast driver Charlie. The referee rules in her favor.
Readers ask which form is correct in English usage and explain BB shot size. They seek the meaning of BB shot and the book featuring George Washington in an English novel, perhaps Thackeray's The Virginians. The note also quotes land measurements: one acre equals 43 500 square feet and 640 acres per square mile with a side length of 69.58 yards.
A Sunday Post column shares reader questions on repairing a yellowed wool sweater, plus practical recipes for cheese egg toast, liver and tomato sauce, and boneless fish chowder. It includes a mailbag of etiquette and geography queries answered in brief.
A girl in scolding terms tells a boy he should not seek amusement away from her if he truly loves her. She argues genuine affection means staying in and avoiding outings with others while she is left at home.
A 21 year old man asks Miss Champagne if a girlfriend who admits love yet dates other boys still cares for him. He fears jealousy and seeks guidance on whether vows of love have endured. The note ends with a hopeful prompt about commitment.
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