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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
23
The text presents three poem sections titled LOVE and a general meditation on work. It advises finding purpose in daily tasks, authenticity in love, and cheerful persistence toward future goals. The verses emphasize personal integrity, devotion, and hopeful journey through life.
The article lists stylish details including beflowered frocks Windsor ties and worsted jersey bathing suits Kholinsky fur trims brown satin wraps and corsets with higher tops. It notes skirts that tend to side drape and suggests a black frock for teatime.
A series of reader letters debate whether an incurably ill person should marry a healthy partner, the duty of a fiancée to a wounded soldier, and attitudes toward smoking. Contributors cite doctors, Lincoln, scripture, and family anecdotes to argue for health, duty, and personal conscience in selections from the Boston Post Sewing Circle.
A beach afternoon features Dorothy chatting about style as Delly and Betty enjoy cold water and playful swimming. Betty’s wet satin cap with silk fringe draws laughter while she models a henna color taffeta bathing suit with a two piece skirt and bodice tied in bows.
Dr George Hickes a noted English divine and scholar born in Yorkshire in 1642. He quickly learned Hebrew to argue with his patron the Duke of Lauderdale and later served as king's chaplain while entering political controversy. He preached against Orange’s tyranny prompting concealment in London before his restoration and consecration as Suffragan Bishop of Thetford.
A mother confronts Maggie about a troubled marriage and neglect at home. Maggie’s mother urges responsibility and family care while Maggie and her husband Joe reconcile after a conflict over duties. The scene ends with a plan for a shared supper.
The adviser urges the young woman to heed parental guidance and avoid eloping with an older, married man. The letter is criticized for selfish motives and warns of moral and life consequences, stressing the value of consulting parents in love affairs and guardianship.
A lyrical meditation on the vanguard spirit leading progress. The poem speaks of seekers and captains who advance the day, bringing new hope and a clear path for others. It envisions a singing spirit guiding forward, blessing future dreams with morning dews of renewal.
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