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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
15
A compact poem from the New York Times portrays Danish Mary snatching up news from air and sea while jackies race to claim the prize. The refrain contrasts vanished lives with Mary's indifferent pace as engines flash and battles rage.
A letter to the editor accuses women of hypocrisy for condemning smoking while indulging in other risky habits. The writer argues that high heels, corsets, excess coffee, chocolates, and late dancing harm nerves and digestion, and questions why tobacco is singled out. The note endorses female smoking and criticizes narrow minded men.
Letters to the Sewing Circle condemn cigarette use by women and praise abstinence. Contributors urge moral standards and warn that smoking harms health and reputation while praising refinement and traditional roles.
Recipes from Mrs. Franklin A. Clark North Oxford Mass list Bran Muffins Chocolate Cake Rice Griddle Cakes Molasses Cookies Sponge Cake and Sponge Lemon Pie with detailed ingredients and steps for each dish.
Mrs. M L Carrington of Cambridge offers a seven day ham plan to stretch a single ham. Use ham hot with new potatoes on day one then cold in soup or salads, broil for breakfast, mix with eggs or rice, simmer in soup with peas, and finish in stews. Save ham fat bones and fat for drippings and soap grease.
Charles Franklin Jones from Boston argues that most Americans are optimistic and outlines how optimism drives national progress. He cites historical successes from slavery abolition to world wars and urges continued belief in a better future and personal action.
In the Boston Sunday Post Magazine William John ston’s mystery follows Spalding as the case grows urgent and he gains a capable ally. The next instalment promises heightened tension and deeper intrigue tomorrow.
Birthday notes celebrate John A Darling born June 7 1835 in Maine. A military man who became a major and commanded Fort Monroe palm while Davis was a prisoner. Darling also used the name August Mignon for music and produced pieces like Gavotte Militaire In the Old Church Tower Village Reminiscences and Adrift.
A column on courtesy and social conduct urges modest, unobtrusive behavior toward strangers and the public. It notes that polite people speak softly and act as equal parts of humanity, and it discusses proper use of postal cards for impersonal notices and brief messages.
A brief note extols cheese as economical nutrition and versatility. The author shares a simple serving idea using toast, hot water, Al Sauce, and grated American cheese melted in the oven to create a tasty sandwich. The piece praises Al Sauce as key to flavor.
Beth Preston and Spunk the dog encounter a tire mishap on a country road. Bob Lansing stops, helps with a tire, and they grow closer. He is recently discharged from the aviation corps and works in Wendell, with plans for a future together and a bungalow for two and Spunk.
Ethel Pearson sews lace on a rain-spotted lavender georgette hat to cover the brim. She tears a piece of cream silk lace around the crown and ties a rose picot-edged ribbon for a refined finish.
This verse extols nature as steadfast, bringing forth the violet and the rose from frozen clods. It ties spring to delicate beauty and purity, portraying renewal arising from harsh winter and nurturing the soul with serene imagery.
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