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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1920
Page
21
A brief lyric from the San Francisco Bulletin reflects on youth and the pursuit of love and truth. The speaker questions the vanished torrent of youth and laments hopes dashed and art pursued under fate’s caprice. The piece reads like a reflective poem about longing, fate, and creative effort.
Readers clash over motherhood and guidance for girls, defending or condemning modern dancing and freedoms. Janet, a 22 year old orphan, and a 26 year old, a respectable girl, push for independence while stressing partnership in marriage and lasting values.
A Miss Alice Stuart etiquette reply explains that wedding invitations can be engraved on a double sheet with a small line stating “and afterwards At breakfast” followed by the bride’s parents’ address, answering whether one invitation can cover the reception and breakfast.
A windy day blusters through a village as the speaker endures sand dust and a muddy tumble near the eighth grade school. The poem mocks the wind as spring’s herald, lifting objects and prompting resilience with a playful, celebratory tone.
Helene Archmont Braithwaite scorns Cara Saunders while careening through Elton's store social circles. Cara secretly marries Elton's assistant manager Leon Braithwaite and reveals their hush wedding with a publicized celebration, challenging Helene's ascent as she faces a personal setback.
A cotton flannel bag large enough to slip over a broom aids dusting of ceilings and walls. Draw strings help secure the bag to the broom. A flannel cover on the broom saves matting and wears by absorbing dust. A bare broom splinters.
A vintage kitchen feature lists several dishes including Chicken a la creme with a creamy milk sauce, Tomato Aspic layered with pecans olives and liquor, Potatoes al gratin with cheese sauce, Cabbage Slaw in a sweet vinegary dressing, Welsh rarebit with cheese and egg, and Cream Pie with meringue. Also notes PompeiAn Olive Oil advertisement.
French scientist Alexandre Becquerel born March 24 1820 in Paris. He studied light and phosphorescence and held the Musee d Histoire Naturelle physics chair until his death May 11 1891. His son Antoine Becquerel discovered radio activity and won the Nobel prize.
The ad hails Pillsbury Pancake Flour producing pancakes with a mother’s pancake flavor. It evokes childhood memories of waking to the aroma of hot pancakes and a mother serving them fresh from the griddle. The copy links nourishment and growth to the product.
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