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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1920

Page

23

Means to an End Drives Cameron to Sealed Deal

Deane Cameron fatigues over blank orders but learns sales tactics from Bert Newcomb. In a tense lobby at the State House, they win a multi thousand dollar contract with Commissioner Grayce after a candid exchange on needs and timing. The lesson: lead with heart, then prove value to the decision maker.

Deane Cameron Katherine Harding Deane Wearever ‘Tire Kdize Newcomb Eskimos Cameron Ghdewell Bert Newcomb Grayce Wearever Times Mr. Newcomb Ccs State House Ixam

Ready Salesman Newcomb and the Cameron orders

The narrative follows Newcomb landing orders with Deane's support at Amkeg mills. Deane earns two orders in one day and faces praise from Mr. Harding. Cameron is revealed as the driving force, with Newcomb acting as a silent partner and Deane rising in status through the successful commissions.

Deane Amkeg Mills Mr. Newcomb Mr. Harding Newcomb

Last Night's Dreams Meaning In Olden Times

A 1920 McClure Syndicate piece explains that dreams are not regarded as seriously significant today. It notes readers’ curiosity about historical dream meanings and introduces a series exploring that idea.

McClure Ifn

Dream of the Sky Foretells Fortune and Warnings

Mysticas claim dream omens about sky views bring fortune when blue or clear and warn of danger with a real or overcast sky. A sky seen rising suggests great honors, while morning skies symbolize cheer and good times ahead for the dreamer.

Apple sauce pie with biscuit crust and cream

Pane and core apples simmer with butter and nutmeg then bake topped with biscuit dough. Cool, invert onto a plate and serve with cream. Mrs H P Russell. Beat egg whites to stiff peaks, fold with prune purée and sugar, flavor with vanilla, bake until light brown and serve with whipped cream.

Hadley H. P. Russell

Gingham Arrives in Fashion as Colorful Summer Dresses

The article notes gingham's rise at fashionable winter resorts with tiny pin or half inch checks in bright colors. It describes a dress using coral on white taffeta with faille ribbon, a long white vestee, frill, and Georgette inset, plus a gingham sketch option with organdi frill and solid color ribbon.

Henry II of England King and Contested Reign

Henry II born March 25 1133 in France ruled England via inherited French territories. His reign saw church conflicts and Becket’s murder, followed by a family quarrel ending with his death in 1189 at age 56. His son Richard the Lion Hearted crusaded while John usurped after his death.

Henry II England Henry I France Eleanor Thomas Becket Richard the Lion Hearted Holy Lands John Henry Richard

Boston Weather Extremes For March Date Through History

The record notes Boston cold on March 2 with historical lows of 10 and 12 on 1878 and 1880. The warmest for this date reached 78 in 1910, and the area saw no precipitation on this date in the past decade except 1912 and 1913.

Boston

Let us talk good cheer this morning

A cheerful homily urges bright mood and helpful acts. It encourages greeting strangers, sharing a kind word, and lending a hand to uplift weary hearts. It promises sunshine ahead and the silver lining even through dark clouds.

Reading Aloud and Its Quiet Lessons for Parents

A family ritual of reading aloud shapes children who learn by listening. Mothers and aunts read while planning meals or hats, while older kids practice aloud alone. A mother notes mispronunciations from reading aloud and the patience needed to guide children through errors and evolving literacy.

Stephen

Silent family ritual shifts from reader to children

A woman recalls how years of calling herself Stephen ended when her children now read her a bedtime story. She notes the switch preserves a playful illusion and gives her family joy.

Stephen

Blooming Optimist letters on girls and changing times

A reader's reply to Clay Armstrong discusses how working girls seek mental stimulation after long days and contrasts past and present fashions. It argues that each generation has its good and bad, wonders whether modern girls value chastity and honesty, and notes men shape styles while women respond with resilience and desire for connection.

Clay Armstrong Rome Maud Nellie Ned Harry

Average Girl Speaks On Life In 1920s College

The writing voices a self described average young American woman entering college. She rejects reckless labels while admitting desires for independence and dancing, stressing decency, practical dress, and striving to prove capability amid wartime expectations.

Seci Jess Andy United States Sam Onan Bean Heey

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