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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1922

Page

7

Westward Welcome Poem Lines Evoke Home and Sun

A brief verse paints a frontier mood as the poet longs for a stronger handclasp a brighter sun and whiter snows. The piece frames home ties and kinship, evoking a western welcome and a warmer, tighter bond with place and people.

Uptown errands clash with office work for Elsie Warren

Elsie Warren resists a last minute errand for Mr. Roberts to gather winter resort data from the Tourists' Bureau. Melissa Johnson teases her about taking time off while Elsie frets about disrupting her office tasks and a planned dress sale.

Elsie Warren Melissa Johnson Melissa Elsie

Fragmentary OCR Notice and Robotic Paraphrase

Incomplete text from a newspaper page shows an instruction about return of stories and a request to retain a copy. No clear event or entities are readable.

Train Misstep Leads Madge to a New Life with Harry

Madge travels by train to visit Aunt Ann but gets stranded at Ames. A kind stranger, Harry, helps her reach Greenie with a horse ride. They bond, visit a charming country home, and later marry, revealing her new view that men can be kind and supportive.

Madge Aunt Ann Greenie Ames Harry Mrs. Bean

Household Hints and Quick Cleaning Remedies

Practical tips from Mrs. M. C. Colby and Mrs. O. Mayers include aluminum caps for cleaning silver, flour to thicken brown sugar fillings, glass talcum powder cans as salt cellars, and heating salt to remove lumps. Mildew removal uses yellow soap paste and starch, while regular rinses with salt improve silk hosiery care. A weekly small amount of gasoline helps keep pipes clear. Shenandoah area hints from Shrewsbury and Waterloo New Hampshire columns.

Shrewsbury O. Mayers

Defeat of Sun Yat Sen Grows Greater

Peking June 4 reports from Canton say Sun Yat Sen the southern leader is defeated and detained aboard a gunboat. The Kwang tung provisional assembly and Sun’s navy are aligned against him while General Chem Chiung Ming’s troops control the city. Sun’s Kiangsi forces are disorganized and looting the territory they hold.

Peking Preas Canton Sun Yat Sen Kwangtung Provisional Assembly Chem Chiung Ming Sun Kiangsi

Joshua Returns to Jericho Walls Fall After Trumpet Blast

The Lord instructs Joshua to march around Jericho for six days and seven times on the seventh. When the priests blow the trumpets and the people shout, Jericho falls and the city is taken. Rahab is saved for hiding the spies.

Jéricho Joshua Israel Rahab

Mildred Champagne Advice on Love and Dance Etiquette

A reader asks about a two year relationship and a partner who forbids dancing and then attends dances regularly. The columnist urges clear explanation and calls the relationship unfair and untrustworthy, noting the need for mutual respect and possibility of redefining the romance.

Dancing Craze Provokes Contention Over Enjoyment

A fragment discusses one partner's jealousy and control over another's pleasure in dancing. It counters the notion that dancing is wrong, arguing the right to enjoy activities without reproach.

Good for Dad Ned Helps with Baby Care in Humorous Scene

In a humorous vignette Ned assists his wife with feeding their baby. He politely asks for help when needed and, with Rosie, properly heats milk from the icebox. The scene ends with Ned proudly declaring the lunch fixed for their child. Metropolitan Newspaper Service, New York.

Ned Mrs. Dove Wilhelmina Rose

Home Cooked Meat Loaf and Rice Sweet Treats

A vintage recipe listing several dishes. Beef loaf with salt pork and sage. rice and raisin boil and serve with cream. muffins with milk and soda. spider corn cake using Indian meal and eggs. graham gems with sour milk. an omelet method with beaten whites. Signed by Mrs H. T. Martin of Dover New Hampshire.

H. T. Martin Fourth Street Dover N. H

Distances and geography questions to the Editor

A reader asks for auto distance to Montreal and a driving route via Manchester Claremont Woodstock Bridgewater Rutland and Burlington. In a second query the reader asks about good nature versus good humor and the altitude of Jefferson New Hampshire noting Cherry Mountain and views of the Presidential Range.

Montreal Boston Manchester Claremont N. H Woodstock Bridgewater Rutland Burlington Jefferson Mt. Starr King Cherry Mountain Presidential Range

Lines by James Russell Lowell in The Biglow Papers

The quoted verse lines attributed to James Russell Lowell come from The Biglow Papers. They express social commentary on labor and the dignity and flaws of workers in a satirical 19th century voice.

James Russell Lowell Biglow

Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Generous Men

Poem by Walt Mason reflects on generosity and lecturing would be loan asked for fifty cents. The speaker admits impulses to preach but chooses practical aid over grand speeches, noting the value of action over words.

Walt Mason Uncle Walt George Matthew Adams

Dear Sewing Circle and Advice From Readers

A collection of reader letters offers guidance on marriage, finances, and personal outlooks. A wife recalls early marriage and supporting a growing family, a speaker urges gratitude for blessings, and a cynic questions understanding between men and women. Red Wings fashion note concludes.

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