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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1919
Page
11
The narrative follows a scene in Coblenz where a prince attends a Saturday evening dance and has his chosen partner briefly taken by a young second lieutenant. The prince regains his partner amid lighthearted exchange as depicted in a full-page LADIES' HOME JOURNAL painting.
It reveals how a popular actress juggled daytime college work with evening performances. For two years she managed both, a challenging start that shaped her rise to modern stage stardom, as featured in the June Lapres Home Journal.
A man reportedly wrote the Lord's Prayer five times on a dime sized paper, with a photo of the note appearing in the June Laings' Home Journal.
A June Lapins Home Journal feature presents a college graduate's view on home life. The article contrasts her new approach with her mother's, depicting the graduate as a modern housekeeper shaping domestic habits and expectations.
A dream offer lets buyers acquire a $15,000 farm for $1,500 with municipal backing for the rest. An expert farmer advises on crops and land care while an architect builds the house and utilities are provided. The June LaprEs HOME Journal reveals the practicality.
A full page painting shows Clock Hall Paris with the President speaking to Clemenceau and Lloyd George as the Conference listens. This color print is a June Lapres HOME JOURNAL souvenir likely to be framed by thousands.
A brief scene from one of nine stories in the June Lapizs HOME Journal features a girl on a fifth avenue bus coughing beside an aviator. The ace ends the moment with an unconventional cure, drawing a sharp reaction from the girl. The issue promises two full color illustrations.
A woman traverses half the globe and shares a revealing portrait of women that challenges common notions and theories. The World Woman promises surprising insights beyond familiar stereotypes.
A claimed solution to high living costs discusses a plan backed by millions of family heads. The June Ladies' Home Journal features an article asserting the plan is real and achievable for every household and community.
A vivid wartime portrait honors a 16 year old boy named Scotty who felled 30 Huns with his machine gun. The scene shows him embracing his gun after being killed by a sniper. The June issue features this color painting as part of six presented by Lapris.
A bakery telegrammed to Mr. Hoover that bread at the higher price would yield vast profits beyond belief and then acted on the idea, as reported in the June Laprzs' Home Journal.
The London Secret Service sought a woman whose name city and looks were unknown. They were instructed to find her, and the detectives succeeded step by step in this astonishing true detective work as told in the June Ladies Home Journal.
Readers learn how thousands of women tackle high living costs with practical, proven methods. The article promises real, countrywide impact based on a simple concept rooted in collective effort and daily thrift.
The stage star selects the 14 prettiest summer dresses seen in New York shops and provides pictures in the June Lapres' Home Journal. Readers can have one of the best dressed women on the stage choose their dress. Ferguson's taste in dressing is impeccable.
A full color painting from June Laprgs' Home Journal captures Pope Benedict greeting President Wilson in a grand Vatican hall. Swiss Guards in Raphael-inspired costumes surround the scene, marking one of six color pictures in the issue.
A magazine article claims a method where households spend 500 yearly and receive 60 back at year end, with benefits continuing when a husband loses job. It describes doctors and nurses offering free or reduced services, presenting it as a real remedy. The piece invites communities to start the program and promotes the June Lapras' Home Journal.
The wife of Buffalo Bill narrates a frontier honeymoon tale set on the Far West plains. She recalls the first sleepless night waiting for dawn and her initial adventures in a frontier saloon during her baptism of fire. The June Lapis edition previews a thrilling romance.
In the northernmost village, thousands of acres of flowers including buttercups heather bluebells and rhododendrons blanket the landscape. Pigeons trout and birds are abundant while temperatures reach 12 degrees from the North Pole. Photographs and facts in the June Lapies Home Journal document the scene with no flower odor.
The June Lapres' Home Journal explains how 3 or 4 families can begin a community kitchen. Two home demonstration agents outline the simplest starting method for communities nationwide.
The article hints at a new set of subjects distinct from prior profiles, promising fresh portraits and narratives in the June issue of Laprzs Home Journal.
When the world loaned its sons to France a Frenchwoman vows to protect while homesick lads cling to faith amid a slippery path. One tale of A Borrowed Son appears in the June issue of Laprgs Home Journal.
A brief note describes three extraordinary postals written by June Laprzs, boasting lengths of 500, 3000, 4700, and an extraordinary 12 191 words. The items showcase a grand display of endurance and handwriting skill.
A teaser notes the phrase a cat used by women and hints at a clever story The Cat That Got the Bird explaining the idea. The June Lapres Home Journal features this tale among nine romance bits in one issue.
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