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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1922
Page
11
The Lord instructs Moses and Aaron to have each Israelite kill a lamb, apply its blood with hyssop on doorframes, roast and eat the meat with unleavened bread, so the Lord passes over their homes and strikes down Egyptian firstborn, marking the Passover.
Gentle guidance on cooling rooms with water and shade, cleaning wood floors with wet broom methods, wiping furniture, removing paint spatters, and laundering fabrics. Stains yield to warm soapy water and boiling water tricks. Creative reuse includes oil-cloth piano stools as footrests, plus floor maps for walls and woodwork.
From the blossom end of a dozen tomatoes scoop out the pulp and fill with a mix of cabbage onion bread crumbs and pulp seasoned with pepper salt and sugar plus sweet cream. Bake in a buttered dish with water and finish with butter. Spinach a la Marguerite follows.
Center of a platter ideas with egg petals and crisp bacon edges. Mint enhances new potatoes while spinach with poached eggs forms a mould. Italian spinach bakes with cheese sauce and crumbs. Savory beef method with tomatoes and bay leaf yields rich juice without thickening. Chicken soup uses boiled broth with tomatoes and onion and eggs. Recipes credited to Mrs J Sl Dunham of Taunton and Miss Helen S Warren of South Lyndeboro.
Nina Tarasova, renowned Russian folk singer, gave her third Boston recital at Symphony Hall. She performed Russian, Gypsy, Irish, Italian, and French songs with fresh, simple, original interpretations, displaying strong contrast and tender poetry through melody. The audience applauded enthusiastically and repeatedly recalled the artist.
A sentimental fragment where a speaker pleads with blue-eyed Mary to prove faithful as fortune changes. The poem contrasts changing luck with Mary's constancy, ending with the speaker embracing Mary and fortune no longer varying.
Readers discuss whether mixed juries would curb mercy toward women and whether women jurors could influence verdicts. One writer supports women on juries and dormitory provisions in courthouses. others warn of bias and distraction in mixed panels.
A reader letter from EDYTHEL criticizes female readers for poor response to the question of wives obedience. Another writer, WIDOW, questions omission of "obey" in marriage rites and urges caution about changing long standing ritual.
Two hundred sixty savings bank men leave from South Station this morning for Atlantic City to attend the Third Annual Convention of Mutual Savings Banks held May 2 to 4. George E. Brock of Home Savings Bank Boston presides. Governor Cox and Bank Commissioner Allen attend for Massachusetts.
A guide explains Queen Anne period furniture noting light rectangular construction, cabriolet legs, curved fronts, spooned chair backs, winged chairs, and walnut as the common wood. The era, dating to the Victorian reign, helped popularize the easy chair and earned the nickname the age of walnut.
A parade of bright child dresses shows medium and high priced options with practical style. Jade taffeta and primrose yellow linen frocks feature tasteful trims and decorative details while taffeta and crepe de chine dominate for party wear.
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