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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1922
Page
11
The poem contrasts river ice and snow with rain and flood as signs of change. It blends imagery of breaking cold days and new growth, presenting a hopeful view of spring and renewal through nature’s upheaval and blossoming.
A communication is drafted to alert the Sewing Circle editor. The writer provides the real name and address for evidence of good faith, noting the information will not be published.
A reader asks why not give a war bonus to women who bear and raise defenders for the country. Letters discuss marriage trouble, independence, dancing, and advice to lonesome readers, with opinions from multiple correspondents.
The article describes a gray charmeuse dress accented by citron yellow as ideal for smart afternoon occasions. It emphasizes a simple, stylish look that endures beyond a single season and suits tall women, especially those not slender.
A compilation of recipes from New England housewives including macaroni and cheese by EVA GOVE and MARY ROWER, plus stock for soups MOCK TERRAPIN and CRAB CROQUETTES, DINNER ROLLS and BANANA SNOW WITIP with contributions from FLORENCE L. MITCHELL ELLEN T. BERGEN and MRS KATHRYN KELCOURSE.
Three wide ruffles of cream Ducheusse lace and tulle form the skirt of a charming dance frock. An all black costume gains color from a long necklace of heavy jade beads. Flannel in soft rose gray pastel green and lavender will be used for sport capes and skirts.
Saybrook Connecticut figures prominently in early American history. Leaders linked to English liberty founded the town as a refuge and later hosted Yale College's first charter in 1701. The Saybrook Platform and Bushnell submarine efforts mark the town as an ecclesiastical and revolutionary center.
Practical tips cover hem stitching to prevent wind whip, using cold tea or coffee for plants, sealing milk vessels, butter storage, bread pan prep, stocking fasteners, line drying, and darning. Advice also includes meat handling, separating strong flavors from milk, lemon rind preservation, and making lemon sugar flavoring for long storage. Miss Augusta Hatch from Everett provides these household economy notes.
A reader pleads with Mildred Champagne about a college man's family blocking communication. The columnist counsels calm, suggests avoiding actions harming his prospects, and asserts real love endures through patient waiting while he focuses on his future.
A diverse collection of rosaries and prayer beads from many cultures is on display. The exhibit, owned by Miss Lucy Morse, Mrs. Fiske Warren, and the Rev. Cornelius Patton, features items from Hindus, Buddhists, Muslims, Oriental Christians, and Catholics. A crystal bead from a German church blown up in the late war, a Filipino bride’s rosaries, and a Chinese official’s long string are among the notable pieces.
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