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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1920
Page
15
A reflective verse on wishing to aid suffering souls and spread joy. The speaker imagines using wealth, love, and shared courage to bring peace of mind, hoping to light journeys with joy while acknowledging an empty treasury. The poem ends with a resolve to love mankind for inner peace.
Classic letter to the Sewing Circle argues youth moral standards decline due to dance halls cars and movies while elders must model responsibility. It urges faith home and school to shape youth and cites Navy YMCA experience as wholesome alternative.
Richard Morton confronts a chilly Christabel after bringing home his prize Boston terrier Miss Bonnie. A misunderstanding over the dog and a local paper column leads Christabel to realize her feelings, and she kisses the dog and reconciles with Richard.
The Bentztown Bard muses on spring awakening as winter fades. The verse imagines planting potatoes and peas, tending lilacs, roses, and violets, checking for early blooms, and awaiting the first signs of warmth.
A Sunday Post collection of home recipes includes Apple Trifle with tart apples and quince, Apple Ruffle, Muffins, Bacon and Eggs, Mexican Tongue, Grapefruit Marmalade, and Apple Roll. Recipes credited to Miss Berthine Peterson, Mrs Edwards, Cech Bailey, Mrs S F Durgin, Mrs Charles H Perry, Mrs C H Beach, and Mrs Sophie Perry with addresses in Plymouth Arlington Malden New Bedford and Newton Highlands. An ad notes Pompeian Olive Oil as unsponsored copy.
A collection of practical tips on cleaning clothes soaking in warm water avoiding cold, brewing coffee in a heavy pitcher, whipped cream with honey, crisp fried foods with baking powder, testing nutmegs, making fluffy mashed potatoes, sponge cake sugar, gathering on machines, hemstitching methods, sewing club exchanges, darning and dyeing at home, and yarn care. Miss Pauline Wooster provides an address in Washington D. C.
Advice warns against deeply trusting deceitful lovers urging a self focused approach. The text counsels avoiding intimate ties with unreliable men and encourages pursuing other friendships while observing cautious jealousy in potential partners.
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