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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1920

Page

17

Poems for Pour Scrap Book Old Friends Anonymous

Poem notes a meeting where many pass by as old friends are welcomed through a gateway. It contrasts public froth with a private reserve where the best is kept for a few, hinting at hidden depths behind surface greeting before an open, calm space for loyal friends.

Andrew Carnegie

Do College Men Owe It to Sweethearts to “Make Good”

A reader questions whether a college man should secure a future home for his fiancée, arguing that working women like college graduates may face economic pressure. The column contrasts dreams of a cozy future with real work realities, noting marital expectations and the role of money in promised futures.

Romeo

College Senior and Wondering Hearts Clash on Saving for a Home

A reader panel weighs whether a college graduate should work first to save for a home or marry now. Letters urge discipline, shared sacrifice, and unselfish support as keys to lasting happiness, with emphasis on love over money.

Shrimp origins and color before cooking

The writer asks where canned small salad shrimp come from and notes that largest specimens are said to come from Lake Pontchartrain. They are grayish before cooking and smaller shrimp come from New England waters.

Lake Ponchartrain New England

The Little Girl Chooses Hat For Birthday Purchase

In a Pittsfield millinery, Little Girl and her Mother select a birthday hat. The Mother urges independence as Dorothy tests blue and pink hats, the Clerk offers options, and the party favors a pink hat chosen by Dorothy with plans to remove streamers if desired.

Little Girl and the Hat Carla F. Rosenthal Francis Ave Pittsfield Dorothy Elizabeth Angie Lee Clerk G.f. M Mamma Friend

Kraft Baked Potatoes and Kraft Cheese Advertisement

Kraft Baked Potatoes offer a complete meal by baking halved potatoes then mixing in Kraft Cheddar or Pimento with hot milk. Kraft Cheese comes in eight varieties and is sealed in parchment lined tins for long shelf life. ads invite readers to ask for a recipe booklet.

New England Housewife’s Bean Dish with Tomato Puree

Take cold baked beans and simmer with double cold water until soft. Stir in tomato puree strained through a sieve, adjust with more water, and season with salt pepper and mustard. Serve hot with toast or fried bread cubes and fish. Westfield H. M. Bliggs parsley and lemon juice. Lemon jelly filling.

Westfield H. M. Blibgs Donnelly Portsmouth Street Cambridge Lucy Lee Lexington Avenue, Cambridge

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