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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1919
Page
17
A series of letters from Berkshire County readers praises modern dancing while warning of excess. Contributors describe dancing as enjoyable yet stress the need for sensible partners and personal standards, noting social and health downsides for some and seeking like minded readers to respond.
A home center recipe notes a fruit salad with pineapple, apples, oranges, bananas, grapefruit, nuts, and cherries plus a lemon butter dressing and whipped cream. It also includes a lemon rice pudding baked with lemon rind and eggs, finished with a lemony meringue topping. Recipes credited to Mrs George W Simons and Mrs V Fe Bruce of Worcester.
Miss Alice Stuart advises calling the hostess within two weeks after a formal dinner or party even if you could not attend. For letters of introduction, do not ask friends. mention your travel plan and let them offer if they wish, avoiding pressure or embarrassment.
A couple rekindles their romance and wed by the sea as a village clock tolls midnight. The bride, in lace and silk, accepts Dicky as vows are spoken by a white-haired clergyman. Waves provide music for their marriage by starlit shores.
Carol Fielding rests by a moonlit beach near Gardentown when a stranger on patrol awakens her from a dreamlike vigil. Dicky, a loyal pursuer, confesses long search and proves real as he finds her beside the sea. She questions fate and their future together.
Fresh summer produce should be cooked the same day as gathered. Wash and trim, soak peeled items in cold water briefly, and boil in enough water until tender. Turnips 46 minutes to an hour. beets 1–2 hours. spinach 20 minutes. parsnips 6–30 minutes. onions 2–3 waters with milk last. string beans 1.5 hours. shell beans 1 hour. Green corn 6–8 minutes. asparagus and toast with creamed gravy. winter squash 2.5–40 minutes, mash with butter. cabbage 1–2 hours in plenty of water with salt. Nellie E Zackular, 14 Baker Road, Everett.
Large hats dominate midsummer attire as evening gowns trend daringly low. Frings sees unprecedented success while skirts grow with full flounces from waist to hem.
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