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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
19
A Boston reader letters discuss balancing work, modest clothes, and small pleasures. Mothers sacrifice for children, yet young women seek reasonable joys like dances and movies, urging heart to heart talks and fair sharing of earnings to support family and personal happiness.
Judith walks the Street Beautiful each night to a bungalow garden she loves while dreaming of a life with Robert. After he earns an office post, they wed in a minister’s home and step into the House of Dreams Come True at the street’s end.
The Oldest Inhabitant recalls Boston weather records for March seventeenth. He cites official figures of 11 degrees above in 1885 and 13 in 1900 as coldest, and a warm high of 61 degrees in 1918, noting no precipitation in the past decade except 1914 1917 and 1919.
Vivian Vane Irreverent farce follows Jill and Jack as they mingle with a self styled literary lion. Jill schemes to spark jealousy while Jack finds himself enchanted by a mysterious brunette. The pair navigate talk of psychoanalysis art and grand adventures as a late night encounter tests marriage.
Recipe collection lists multiple dishes with authors Mrs John L Hobby Dedham Mrs D S Harris Dedham and Mrs H B Crosby East Boston. Potato onion layers with Hamburg steak butter cracker crumbs and milk based chowder style eggs added off heat. Apple pie deluxe and oat and dried apple preparations included with ginger variations and cranberry references.
Senator Shortridge, newly installed, demanded a new supply of letterheads from the Government Printing Office after noticing a watermark reading Japanese Bond. He was elected on an anti- stance and raised a fuss over the item in a Chicago Tribune excerpt.
A lawyer spending over an hour and a half on ancient authorities discovers the judge cannot follow his argument. The magistrate admits confusion and finally jokes that he would turn around and leave if he could find his way back alone.
Poem celebrating Patricks from Ireland and beyond. Notes their virtues and deeds across Cork Armagh Kerry Galway Mayo Kildare Sullivan Murphy Magee Malone and other Patricks. A toast to Saint Patrick's feast with a kicker blessing all Patricks.
A Seattle area story of Mrs. Roy Leiser who turned candy making from a home craft into a thriving business. Starting with kitchen batches, praise from church fairs led to a larger plant, electric heaters, and a growing factory operation serving customers from Alaska to St. Louis.
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