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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1919
Page
23
In a one room school a new teacher Miss Lawrence confronts a pending expulsion of Thomas Vare. She pleads for another chance, revealing his torn family history and his need for understanding over punishment. The superintendent endorses the shift to mercy, and Thomas reopens his trust in school.
A Walt Mason verse urges immediate action on work loans and life goals with line after line of do it now imperatives. The poem celebrates urgency over procrastination and ends with credit to Walt Mason and copyright notice.
A collection of letters and editorials from a wartime sewing circle urges women to marry their soldier sweethearts after France’s trenches hardships. The writers discuss health, heredity, moral duty, and the impact on families, advocating sensible marriage choices and cautioning against imprudent vows.
A Sunday Post recipe feature presents Two in One Pudding mixing flour sugar cocoa cream of tartar baking soda salt egg milk vanilla and baking into shallow tins, plus a sweet sauce. Also marshmallow walnut orange custard dish with boiled custard and egg white sugar frosting, credited to Helen Bradley of Dorchester.
Household hints describe darning stockings to avoid rough joints, reinforce heels with edge-to-edge stitching, trim worn edges, sew in matching fabric, and replace worn patches as needed to extend usefulness. The advice covers hosiery heels and tablecloth repairs with careful, smooth joins.
A lyric recounts a lovers dialogue with the refrain Do you love me asked in blue skies by a stream. The speaker vows enduring faith as the beloved listens smiles and asks again for the tale of love.
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