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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
11
Readers write to the Sewing Circle debating whether a good night kiss is acceptable. Ex God defends casual kissing while multiple correspondents argue for restraint, noting social pressures and the consequences for reputation and future marriage potential.
Mystic dream meanings link a stable to hospitality and social welcome. A dream of a full stable signals business success, while an empty stable warns of vexations and hard work. For lovers, a stable may predict reconciliation and for sailors a move to land based work. Open doors imply many friends and popularity.
A Victorian etiquette item explains bachelor duties in paying social calls to married friends who entertain them. It also covers who pays for and sends wedding announcement cards, noting parents of the bride handle distribution to non-invitees and visiting acquaintances.
A collection of kitchen tips includes an oil dressing with mustard sugar salt and paprika plus eggs and oil whipped with lemon juice or vinegar. Also fruit salad dressing with sugar mustard paprika eggs and vinegar. Salmon salad with gelatin rice and mayo served on lettuce.
A poem describes Friday into Saturday as office clerks stenographers salesmen and shopgirls depart by trains and boats. The town empties as people seek sun and dew, blue sea or mountains, Arcadian fountains, whistling nature and outdoor joy. The week ends with released toilers becoming rovers in May’s green dream.
Readers send in queries about past elections in Massachusetts 1912 and 1916 the concept of voting for electors rather than candidates the idea of carpet-baggers the location of Pennsylvania capital history of Lancaster Harrisburg and Philadelphia and a few trivia items about eggs and Daniel Webster.
Cleaning tips for varnish stains use alcohol and chamois to polish mirrors. Salt and vinegar scrub metal pans and copper kettles, finish with sandsoap so no residue remains. Salt can fuel fire so a little sugar helps start flames. Unslaked lime in a cellar dries dampness. Miss Grace F Delahanty at 30 Chatham Street Worcester.
A war bride returns from service and a U S Army lieutenant on shore leaves meets again in Kew Gardens. A lilac memory sparks reunion as a squirrel witnesses two lovers reunite and vow life together beyond London.
An undaunted Connecticut mother with four children turns a warm city block into a camping ground. She packs a basket, carries a baby carriage, and a camp chair, and cooks over a small fire under a big tree. The day trip provides rest and refreshment without leaving town.
The piece highlights double narrow belts worn with suits, petite ruffle vests, bright color bindings and piping, and hosiery with embroidered clocks. It notes the tuxedo model remains a standard in sweater styles and reflects current menswear trends.
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