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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1922
Page
9
A series of both advice and letters urging a wife to support her husband’s education and life work by putting aside personal desires. It praises selfless partnership as the path to family welfare, learning, and civic good, with reader reflections on nursing, marriage ideals, and social roles.
The outing of the Boston Manufacturing Company at Waushakum Park Framingham today is expected to attract about 1800 officers and employees. Dinner is at 1 20 this afternoon served as a clambake prepared by a Rhode Island expert. Following will be races for men and women with many prizes hung up for these events.
A feature on daily debate between Mr and Mrs Arnold Hatton framed as a lively, witty pastime. The piece surveys their exchanges as a routine pursuit shaping social discourse and humor in their circle.
The Post announces a daily joint debate on topics of interest to every family and invites readers to write to the Post Sewing Circle with reasons if they disagree with the referee’s decision.
Recipes copied from Boston area contributors. Delicate corn cake uses flour meal sugar salt butter milk baking powder and egg with warming pan and bake. Gooseberry pudding combines berries butter sugar bread crumbs and eggs baked in a dish with dusting sugar. Names include MRS A C ALLEN 20 Gaston street Boston and MARY C PARKER 20 Park Drive Brookline and MRS ANNA O ELLIOTT 148 Worcester street Boston.
London dispatch reports Gabriele d Anunnzio has been taken suddenly ill and has undergone an operation according to a Rome despatch to Central News.
Ruth Cameron feeds Paul Hubbard with a feast driving him away from Nancy Barksdale. Paul, torn by Ruths charm and his love for Nancy, tries to propose, then discovers Nancy is present when Mrs. Benton reveals she found kitchen help. He and Nancy kiss as he vows never to cook again.
Wilhelmina Stitch recalls a costly winter renovation dream that spiraled into chaos. Architects and lawyers warned of ruin as every nail and inch of wood added to the bill. A final twist revealed the lot left as a gaping hole, a surreal crown to a dangerous, fraught project.
A brief notice credits the Bible Pictures in Silhouettes production to the McClure Newspaper Service with copyright year 1922. It notes ownership and distribution context for readers.
The Lord directs Joshua to take a stone from the Jordan bank as a memorial after the priests with the ark stand in the river. Once the stones are set in Gilgal the waters return and the people encamp. A drawn sword figure asks Joshua whose side he is on, and the answer identifies the speaker as captain of the Lord's host.
A dated verse by Walt Mason mocks grim dispatches from war and crisis abroad. It contrasts global turmoil with domestic grievances such as taxes and laws, urging readers to focus on calmer concerns amid groaning nations.
Practical glassware requires matching shape to function. Pitchers must balance to resist tipping, handles built for easy tilting, and lips pour without spillage. Glass stems need ridges for secure handling, while wine glasses can be lighter. Choose dish sizes that fit intended contents and avoid mismatched uses.
A skirt of coarse green cheviot pairs with a plain yellow sports coat. A charming afternoon frock features white crepe de Chine embroidery with a black mousseline skirt. A white crepe de Chine frock uses a white silk girdle and straw cape with black lace sleeves. A new crepe surfaced jersey tops sports wear.
In Cincinnati Samuel Gompers heads foes of the Russian Soviet government as the American Federation of Labor moves to record opposition to recognizing the Soviets. A test vote ends the debate for now with a final decision postponed to tomorrow.
The AFL delegates re elected the executive council of 11 led by Mr Gompers in his 41st election. Other officers include James Duncan Joseph Valentine Frank Duffy William Green W D Mahon T A Rickert Jacob Fitscher Mathew Woll Daniel Tobin and Frank Morrison. The Russian question triggered a clash with opponents calling the Soviet a dictatorship while supporters said it was a workers government and linked opposition to blocking Russian trade.
Sir James Carlton, a notorious figure who caused a stir in the Hub in 1914 and served a four year sentence in a British jail in 1915, has been arrested in Philadelphia as the husband of a wealthy Philadelphian.
A Philadelphia arrest of a man calling himself Sir James Carlton has secrecy around it as immigration authorities file complaints. He reportedly arrived in Boston in 1914 with his wife Lady Carlton, enjoyed lavish meals and hotel courtesies, drawing attention from mayor and citizens before questions arose about his true title and lineage.
A Brookline romance culminated in a semi secret marriage last night as Miss Annette Pauline Finneran wed Captain Thomas Hay Nixon of the Watertown Arsenal at St. Aidan's rectory Brookline. The couple plans a Cape honeymoon and Nixon previously won the bride from Richard Coke Harvard Law School graduate.
The Winchester school committee voted 4 to 1 to dismiss Ed ward E. Thompson as principal and teacher at Winchester High School. Robert F. Child opposed the dismissal. The action ends a bitter controversy that had divided Winchester residents, citing Thompson’s failure to cooperate with the board, improve college preparatory courses, and fulfill principal duties.
Mrs Clementine Kendrick Burns aged 70, long prominent in Saco business and social circles, died tonight. She and her brother H B Kendrick opened a periodical store in the city nearly 50 years ago, making her Maine’s oldest businesswoman.
Practical stain removal tips cover ink oil grease and beverage spills for fabrics and surfaces. Tips include cold water soap kerosene benzine alcohol bleach and absorbents. An anecdote about milk removing ink on a rug illustrates quick action by a housekeeper. MINERVA McKENNA Box 686 Glace Bay Nova Scotia is listed.
State American Legion headquarters received notice of a national prize pool of 1385 dollars for a membership contest to be held in July and August. Legionnaires and auxiliary members will both compete for prizes.
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