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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1920
Page
9
A collection of readers respond to a letter about the right wife and the danger of dance halls. Women argue that decent partners are found through steady, respectful conduct and self support, not street encounters. Several writers urge independence and prudent choice.
A page of home cooking tips and dishes compiled by multiple contributors. Includes dates cake, breakfast gems, veal loaf, cornmeal batter, carrot dishes, and notes from Mrs N J Connor of Portland Maine and Mrs A L Cate of Lawrence Massachusetts.
A 1920 McClure Syndicate piece explains that dream meanings are not taken seriously today. It notes that traditional dream significance is interesting but not important and introduces a short recurring series.
Mysticus surveys dreams of drowning as a good omen. For a young man it signals overcoming difficulties, settling near home, and wealth. for the unmarried, a suitable marriage and many children. Unmarried women may find a suitor soon. businessmen may gain wealth. sailors and farmers fare well. seeing others drown is often luckier.
An essay discusses how average households can secure quality pictures without resorting to common prints. It highlights the American Federation of Arts color prints collection as a rich resource of famous canvases and sculpture. It urges balance with a few master works, selected etchings, and young artists to maintain tasteful, varied wall decor.
A Melbourne style household tips column lists fixes for vases mildew clothes rust and mould. Advice covers washing white paint polishing furniture with vinegar and oil solution keeping gems cool and damp free bookcases with lavender oil, and tips for drying lamp wicks and packing flowers.
Augusta Missouri shuts businesses as Mayor Burleigh Martin leads citizens in digging out snow banks and breaking ice that blocked electric lines into the capital since the recent blizzard.
The notice states the photos are printed for reader amusement with no competition or prizes offered and no solutions should be sent in.
A playful puzzle appears asking what adults part with but youths may neglect. It hints that one half of coal equals Co, inviting children to deduce the rest and sharpen wordplay skills.
A wealthy 22 year old asks Dear Miss Champagne May whether to marry a French shop girl despite his father's disinheritance threat. The advisor argues to follow true happiness, work for a living, and trust that a loving marriage may soften a father's stance.
A poet speaks of love’s planter in winter time amid snow. Dreams and songs bloom in the lonely season, promising spring in Arcady and December’s warmth through memories, firelight, and drifting blossoms.
East Boston citizens led by Rep Thomas J Niland denounced Health Dept policy as prioritizing money over human rights during a public hearing on East Boston Contracting Companys permit to locate a dump at Geneva Venice Lamson and Wellington streets East Boston.
A Boston notice invites purchase of Good Will shares in The House That Love Built. Share price one dollar with payment to George W. Perin, President, 11 East Newton Street. The slip urges tearing it out and sending a bill or check.
A prominent women’s club discussed fashion values and suggested three typical costumes for daytime wear indoors a simple dress an evening gown and wrap plus a well made tailored suit. For limited wardrobes the style should be simple distinctive like the illustrated tailored suit, a model suited to the youthful matron. Putty gabardine with faille silk trim notes the collar cuffs and facing with an open back design.
Eloise and her sister Virginia seek thrill in a snowy forest. Eloise follows a rabbit track and encounters Tom, her absent correspondent, who explains his unmailed letters. They reconcile as a cow appears, ending with a hopeful reunion.
Albany March 12 Papers in a $50,000 criminal libel suit against William H. Anderson State superintendent of the Anti Saloon League will be served in New York tomorrow The action by Rev William H Freaman of Schoharie was announced by Assemblyman Louis A Cuvillier Democrat of New York who introduced a resolution for an investigation of the League activities
Advertised request to obtain imported Pompeian Olive Oil. Specifies action to procure and emphasizes ensuring receipt of product.
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