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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
19
Joanna E Wood crafts a mourning lyric where signs of death unfold in nature and objects as a narrator senses a coming loss. The poem crowns the suspense with the revelation that the beloved died aboard the Marine.
James Whitcomb Riley poem Something Good Be Said published June 10 lacks copyright credit. The line from the Biographical Edition of Riley’s complete works, 1913, Bobbs Merrill Company Indianapolis, is omitted.
A series of reader letters defend virtue and warn against casual dating in early courtship. Writers urge restraint, praise “pure” partners, question modern flirtations, and advise awaiting marriage when health or life conditions are favorable. The voices, signed Plain Observer Lily of the Valley Elizabeth of Bunker Hill and Ada, reflect a community grappling with propriety and hopes for lasting relationships.
Practical tips for storing clothes with cedar oil to deter moths and camphor use. Instructions cover applying cedar oil to storage boxes and drawers, cleaning white iron beds with a vinegar and soda mix, and enhancing coffee flavor by warming coffee before water. Includes caution about staining fabrics.
Ethel Daniels, a trained nurse, is summoned to care for Miss Norton by Dr. Sibley, who pressures her to aid a pneumonia case in a distant town. She helps a mother of four, defying social expectations, and wins the patient’s recovery. The Norton family forgives her for leaving and invites ongoing care for Miss Norton.
The newest Paris coats have no fastenings and wrap around the figure. Sashes of crepe or chiffon in contrasting colors adorn frocks. An evening gown of black satin is girdled with apple green and lemon taffeta. A blue foulard frock is muffled in linen with ivory bead trim. Gold and silver purses pair with black. Blue and black striped velvet highlights short sleeves. Matching jewelry notes a fad of the moment.
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