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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1920
Page
15
The text reflects on hostility and restraint, urging release of grudges to avoid lifelong torment. It contrasts calm acceptance with anger, noting how grudges harm relationships, memory, and peace. The poem warns that hostility fester grows, affecting days and even a life’s rest. It emphasizes mercy and right action.
Sewing Circle weighs the question of whether a college man's love should aim for a secure home and social standing or follow true love. Narratives of a college senior and a carpenter show risks of waiting for fortune, while practical families stress saving, health, and readiness before tying the knot.
A writer counsels men to secure stable income before marriage and advises wives to contribute to the home fund. She argues a partner can work and save, avoid hardship abroad, and warns against rushing into marriage without financial certainty.
A set of reader letters discusses whether Boston loan money was authorized after the 1872 fire, fat intake science, origins of the cradle rule, Mars life speculation, proper English usage, lists wedding anniversaries, and alcohol contents of beer ale cider and claret.
In 1917 Pete Arnold, a steady saver, locates a nursing mother and declines rapid wealth via war work. His friend Stanley Borrows to gamble on the stock market, loses money, and faces pursuing creditors. Pete lends eight thousand, foiling threats, but Stanley plans to leave Miriam and seek forgetfulness.
A lyrical meditation on spring as a time of love and inspiration. The speaker likens May and nature to a heart of burning love, urging wandering with a bird on a lane bough and speaking words of love. The verse emphasizes inner spring, soul awakening, and singing waters by amaranthine shores.
A brief feature examines historical beliefs about dreams and their significance. The piece notes modern skepticism while noting the series analyzes dream meanings from past eras, highlighting cultural context and curiosity.
Mysticus explains dream interpretations for swords and actions. Seeing a sword signals conflict or treachery while wearing or holding it suggests power and luck. A struck dream hints at future favors or major benefits and possible advancement for the dreamer.
The passage interprets visions of many swords as signals that differences must be adjusted and warns that being struck by a sword from a stranger forebodes upcoming danger. It reads as a traditional dream interpretation linking weapons to conflict and risk.
Quick practical advice on stain removal and repairs including using kerosene and dust for varnish stains, boiling soda to clean kettles, resewing worn sheets, brightening lamp burners, and patching worn slippers. By Gladys M Teague of Mechanic Falls Maine.
Advertising copy states Twink flakes offer truer colors. The claim emphasizes brighter, more vibrant results for fabrics and crafts using the new colored flakes.
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