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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
15
Jones argues postwar vigilance against disloyal thoughts and actions, warning that Germany’s tactics linger. He cites planting drums as a metaphor for anti government sentiment and urges Americans to uphold their principles and support for their government.
A 17 year old writes about loving a 19 year old sailor who drank at a farewell party. A theater job after school, a dance invitation, and warnings from girlfriends prompt her to seek guidance. The response urges she consider her mother's concerns and influence the young man toward better conduct.
In a domestic vignette, a theater-night hamlet treats her husband Jim to toasted cheese sandwiches flavored with Al Sauce praised as a miracle worker. She toasts the bread to melt cheese as a small indulgence after a modest night at home. Jim, still a polite husband, accepts four sandwiches and leaves hers uneaten.
Readers ask about elements and their weights. Responses cover hydrogen as lightest, uranium heaviest, 92 known elements with five undiscovered, 1816 Boston snow year, meanings of noblesse oblige and aux vomica, the Nine Worthies list, a $60 soldiers bonus, history of public whipping and pillory, and Mrs Grundy as a social ruler or fictional character.
A business girl laments the timing of invitations as she frets over dirty and repaired clothes. She notes the phones ring when her outfits are shabby but go silent when her attire is fresh, leaving her feeling overlooked and isolated.
Household hints offer practical tips for kitchen care and cooking. Use soup to enrich shank soup and add vegetables. boil burnt enamel to remove residue. cover carpet when using a couch as a bed. grease griddle with butter and salt. wipe pans with news print. reuse paraffin after washing. Amy Hayden, 99 Florence Street, New Bedford.
Readers discuss gender roles and marriage with Franes Loraine and Father of Nine weighing society's view of working women and motherhood. They question laws, education, and public policy shaping families and birth rates postwar.
A collection of old time recipes including Dutch pie crust hot water crust pork cake and novel meat loaf. It also features Graham cake bye doughnuts and a note on a pudding like fruit fillings with hints from Mrs. Hoffman and M Frances Hartwell of Bridgeport and Brockton.
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