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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
17
Jack and Jill discuss a film couple in a joyous comedy and debate the stars real character. A California telegram reports a divorce suit and counterclaims amid allegations of cruelty and lack of support as the couples quarrel after years of marriage.
A collection of classic New England recipes highlights stuffed green peppers with mushroom sauce, a creamy tomato cheese sauce over crackers, lemon custard crust, and a coconut milk pudding. Miss Ethel G. Walker of Sanford, Maine signs the page of home kitchen ideas.
Peggy Stuart visits Ralph Lynch, a shell-shocked veteran hardened by war. She brings care, cheer, and a push toward treatment, guiding him from despair to hope. After two months and a successful operation, Ralph vows to walk, work, and build a home, with Peggy’s steadfast support.
A fragmented carnival of quips and jokes from early 20th century humor. Vignettes on blondes, earnings, romance, religion, politics, and consumer life mix witty sayings and satirical lines. Includes remarks on European affairs, modern culture, and daily life with sharp, ironic twists.
Readers debate a husband curbing his wife drinking and whether he should report her for law violations. Letters urge restraint and legal action while praising patience, love, and duty, with voices stressing responsibility, self control, and the social role of marriage in a free country.
Tips advise binding edges of oil cloth covers to prevent ravelling and curling. A raisin addition to rhubarb sauce saves sugar and enhances flavor. Signed Mrs C Mayers Jefferson Street Worcester.
A collage of quick sketches and jokes about Andrew Bonar Law, Douglas Fairbanks, Miss M E Broad, John Skelton Williams, James B Forgan and Edwin Denby. The items touch on careers, temperaments, quirky quotes, and wartime service in concise vignettes.
A fragment discusses a husband’s legal right to compel a wife to care for herself, sarcasm about home remedies, and suggests real cures are good food and fresh air. The tone questions medical and moral authority, with the author F. J. signing off.
Rufus King born March 24 1755 in Scarborough earned Harvard 1777 read law three years and became a Federalist leader. He opposed extending slavery, served NY in the U S Senate, was minister to Great Britain and a presidential candidate. He died in Jamaica Long Island in 1827.
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