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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1921
Page
15
A long letter column discusses teen finances and parental sacrifice. Advice urges 18 year olds to help parents and balance board and clothes with work. Other notes offer personal reform through measured purchases and respectful dialogue with parents about money and independence.
Angus Dugald McAlister arrives at the wrong house in snow and meets Margaret Cameron McCrae. A comic mix up leads to mistaken burglary fears, a reconciliation over luggage, and a budding romance sparked by a shared misstep and a key mix up. Dick Hale laughs at the error as McAlister adjusts to a new home and a new connection.
Practical tips include hanging a towel soaked in cold water in an open window to cool a room and using a small portable tin oven for small baking tasks to save gas. For sealing fish lay them on paper and grate coarsely. coffee grounds help keep sink drains grease free. a leather strip tacked on the wall above the kitchen table offers convenient storage or use.
A fragment lists household tips about bone knife handles cleaned with lemon and salt, keeping cake moist by placing an apple or orange in a box, and removing vegetable stains with lemon peel. It also includes names and addresses such as MRS G C STRATTON of Bath Maine and MARIELL HOHMAN of 14 Bowdoin Street Dorchester.
A compact verse urges readers toward the town of Success via the road of Work. It emphasizes perseverance, honesty, and steady effort, noting uphill effort and detours named Failure Gloom and Despair. The message: start now, endure, and keep moving forward.
A column of light humor and political quips drawn from a bygone era. The pieces feature a country man at the doctor, a missing umbrella gag, and several wry lines on war costs, diplomacy, and prohibition. Names and places appear in passing as satirical vignettes.
Recipes from a Sunday Post page include a soup meat and potato bean pot method with onions butter yesterday's gravy salt pepper and water. Also a brown sugar raisin butter mix with eggs and flour to bake, plus a mashed potato egg and onion batter for drop cookies. Names: Mrs Arthur Lenox and Miss J M Murphy.
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