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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1920
Page
19
A reader letters page argues whether modern youth show progress or moral decline. Contributors discuss attitudes to home church school and entertainment, with prize mentions and appeals for both sides from young readers and adults.
A 1920 McClure Syndicate piece questions the meaning of dreams. It notes modern disbelief in dream significance while introducing a series exploring historical interpretations and beliefs about dreams.
The article cites mystics who link ice dreams to luck for most, warning jealous friends may hinder joy. Unmarried lovers gain a faithful sweetheart, while skating signals cautious finances. Soldiers face trouble. farmers and traders benefit from such dreams.
A Sunday Post page shares tested home recipes including Casserole of Beef with macaroni and gravy, Lemon Cheese Filling for Tarts, Nut Bread with walnuts, Surprise Cookies and a Raisin Filling. Also included is a Home Made Mustard recipe by Mrs Editnames with notes on prep and ingredients.
Miss Alice Stuart explains etiquette for announcing engagements, noting options to share news with close friends, write notes, or run notices in newspapers. She also addresses dance excuses, stating a woman may not be excused unless upset or done dancing, and a man need not stay with her or wait for a new partner.
Ann Bowen a stenographer and Jack Austin a doctor pursue a romance that leads to a breakup over jealousy. A country drive ends in a crash leaving Ann with a broken nose and arms. the two reconnect as Jack tends her and she asks if her nose is shiny.
After cleaning bright grates, dust with unslaked lime and leave until needed. Coils of piano wires stay rust free for years when sprinkled. Put table knives not in use into a case with sifted quicklime about eight inches deep, blades submerged but handles spared. Mrs A N Anderson.
A student owner renovations a bedroom after admiring a film star’s canopy. She adds a rose silk canopy with pleated panels, a white iron rod, and rose trimming over a cream bust headboard. The room features rose curtains, a gray striped chair, and a round rose rug completing the look.
Roger B. Taney born in Maryland in 1777 rose to U S attorney general and chief justice. The article notes his role in the Dred Scott decision and his stance on the Missouri Compromise before his death in 1864.
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