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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1921
Page
15
Poem urging readers to seek the good in every situation. It counsels not to be dismayed by bad displays, to mind the word good, and to look for truth behind it. It promises that keeping faith will ease doubts, lift spirits, and help one make a mark despite fortune's frowns.
Jill and Jack clash over a new athletic club. Jack joins Professor Sullivan's Athletic Club for eight weeks at twenty dollars a month and boxes with a colleague, returning with a bruised eye. Jill frets about the "exercise" and jokes about the danger while they plan alternatives. The pair settle on home workouts and visits, preserving marital harmony.
The item presents Fashion notes showing organdie hats with tiger lilies and tangerine trim, bright embroidery on smocks, large fruit motifs for summer hats, brocade pocketbooks, linen hats with ribbon for morning wear, and drawn work prominent on lingerie.
A crowd of letters discusses home brew bans and spousal rights with bold viewpoints. The writers urge against police reporting, defend personal health choices, and contrast honesty with deception in love. Recipes follow from readers SUE BAYLISS, EVELYN BUTTER, and MISS ELVIRA COYNE offering cookies and a peach shortcake.
The New Haven and Boston and Albany railroads announced daylight saving schedules will take effect Sunday April 24 aligning with a Legislature approved compromise. New Haven will move time cards one hour ahead. Boston and Maine faces complexities as states without daylight saving exist. Officials say details are not yet decided and the situation requires study.
Harrison Potter, pianist, offered a rev recital featuring Palmgren Isle of Shadows Prokofieff Vision Fugitive De Falla Andalusia and Schumann Novelette in F sharp minor. The performance revealed imagination in Schumann and Chopin but nervous delivery and thin tone. Prokofieff showed originality while Palmgren and De Falla spoke with diluted impressionism and Spanish modern tricks. An audience of fair size. Palmgren could have been repeated.
Mamond Samuel Fanning of Chattanooga Tennessee won the Coolidge debating prize of 100 dollars for his talk last Wednesday night on the open shop. The same question faced the triangular debate last Friday night and Fanning also won the Pasteur prize from Harvard French department and belonged to the Princeton intercollegiate debating team.
Felix Mason, a Kentville novelist, seeks a final inspiration for his serial. On a sea bound night he finds Pauline Lane at a secluded home and confesses that the last chapter must be inspired by her. She receives the confession, and Felix asks if she will be his muse and partner in life.
A brown satin turn-up hat is embroidered in white wool. Waistlines vary from long to normal. Suit skirts rise six to seven inches above the ground. Bracelets, especially upper arm styles, are being worn.
Oli birthday bio brief outlines Margaret of Anjou born March 23 1430 as daughter of Naples king. It notes betrothal at 14 to Henry VI of England, marriage, birth of her son Edward at 23, and her pivotal role stabilizing Lancaster during the Wars of the Roses before her fall from power and exile.
A historical note records that she was captured, later ran some distance, and ultimately returned to France where she died.
Etiquette column explains that a married man can serve as best man. It also covers at home receptions noting preferred visiting hours: callers should aim for just before three and last before half past five, with the hostess ready by three.
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