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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1921
Page
17
A sequence of letters to a reader named "Faithful" discusses frugal dress, family finances, and a young woman’s right to some social spending. Respondents urged balanced budgeting, occasional evenings out, and parental dialogue to share earnings while recognizing a working girl’s need for clothes and modest independence.
In this Vivian Vane script Jack and Jill host a charity wardrobe handout. A beardy man takes offered clothes, Jack objects then relents. Later Jack recovers the items, exposes a theft ring, and the charity case ends with the station house call and a lesson on handling donations.
Soak 1 pint beans overnight then parboil with pork, molasses, mustard and seasonings in a bean pot for a day long bake. Also bean dish with cream and buttered crumbs. apricot pie from dried fruit with nutmeg and rich crust. Includes home cooks Clara Helmold Miss Heath Mrs Crosby and Mrs Goodwin with their addresses.
Grand aunt Philpippa shares the tale of a sapphire pendant worn by the Tarleton eldest daughter as a charm of constancy. Philippa Junior receives the jewel and a mystery package from John Gordon, hinting at a rekindled Camden romance as the aunt reflects on past loves and present happiness.
A quaint column of Wit and Wisdom features a senior magistrate correcting a constable over a three wives gibe. A train scene shows a crab attacking a passenger while a weary reader mutters. Brief vignettes touch on farmers needing help a new jobless slogan and a physician warning about cigarettes.
A reader writes of infatuation with a young man who reappears at dances but avoids theatre invites. The advisor concludes his initial interest likely faded and warns that his occasional generosity is not commitment. The reader is urged not to dwell, or seek deeper involvement, unless prepared for heartache.
A Richmond Maine reader describes making a fuel saving insulated cooking box using a peanut butter tin, a larger wooden box, ground cork, asbestos, soapstone heat plates, and hinges with a box cover. The method includes lining with asbestos, packing cork, and placing a heated stone plate to boil water, then cooking inside the tin.
The text chronicles Andrew Jackson's military campaigns against Indians, capture of Pensacola in 1512, tenure as Military Governor, rise as a political figure, command at the Battle of New Orleans, presidential election in 1828 with a second term, a crisis over tariff nullification, his push for centralization of power, and his death in 1845.
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