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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1920
Page
11
A devotional poem contrasts sequence of virtues and life events. It asserts first the sorrowful, then the glad, first the dark before the light, and the night before the dawn, urging faith through trials toward resurrection and awakening. The poem repeated themes of suffering preceding joy and beauty.
A Sewing Circle column debates platonic friendships between men and women. Readers from MINERVA to MEMENTO discuss whether such bonds can exist, the temptations they face, and the impact on marriages, with varied opinions on age, loyalty, and boundaries.
A collection of New England household recipes includes Maryland fried chicken instructions with flour batter and a pan fry method, plus a separate nutmeg pastry style mix. The page also shows a personal letter discussing advice on love, marriage, and enduring affection.
Tips on keeping bread fresh in heat and meats from tainting, stain removal with lemon and salt, and softening hard sugar. Readers E. J. Kelly, Mrs. C. A. Briggs, and Mrs. Kelliher share household experiments at Havre Street East Boston, Cedar Street Salem, and General Delivery Worcester.
A 20 year old woman writes about dating a older man, noting his frequent visits and his declared love. She feels affection at night but sometimes drifts emotionally during goodbyes, hoping the relationship matures over time.
The Mystery of Thirty One is the latest Sewell Ford tale slated for publication in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
The article discusses dream meanings from historical belief, noting taverns signal losses through careless spending, hotels hint at mixed pleasure and pain, and a fine hotel or ownership predicts wealth or success achieved by personal effort and brainpower.
A mystic discussion notes that dreams of hotels and inns have no consensus among mystics yet oracles largely agree such dreams predict a departure or leaving.
Water green ranks among the most popular evening hues as spring outfits appear in taffeta. The piece notes green as a favored choice for dresses and street attire during the season.
In a Brent household Hartley Hayden arrives to find Elsie Lane, Tom Lane’s daughter, stirring forbidden feelings. A tornado devastates the home, Kitty and Pauline are injured while Margaret helps rescue survivors, and Hayden vows to honor the Lane family as his own.
Black stitching in squares on brick-colored crepe updates classic looks. The latest riding boot features a one inch heel reminiscent of men's styles. Evening gowns show silver lace edging and a waist length accordion-pleated crepe de chine collar.
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