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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1920
Page
13
Poem fragment describes calm at close of day and beauty of evening light. It contrasts toil and sorrow with fading sunset and a hopeful, starry twilight as life ends. The verses express longing for gentle rest after hardship.
A Maine reader argues platonic or spiritual love can be real and helpful, contrasting it with physical attraction. The writer cites trusted friendships with married men, warns against suspicion, and asserts that true men and women can remain friends despite marriage and temptation.
A Sunday Post page offers home recipes including dandelion salad dressing and a raisin marmalade that needs no sugar. Also shown is a beef loaf recipe for five servings, listing ingredients like hamburg steak crackers milk eggs tomato soup and spices with baking instructions and author credits Lucy Lee Cambridge and Mrs Rupert C Franklin East Ryegate VT.
A small formal dinner may include soup roast meat salad and dessert with coffee. An extra course, fish between soup and roast, is optional and vegetables are plentiful. Cheese is typically eaten with a fork, though soft cheese may be eaten with bread and fingers. hard cheese is often picked up with thumb and forefinger.
Japanned ware should not be washed with very hot water as it cracks the varnish. A little glycerine smeared around bottle stoppers keeps them from sticking for a long time. To remove mud stains from a cashmere dress dissolve carbonate of soda in water and sponge stains. To Renovate Velvet turn a hot iron upside down and place two or
The note describes placing damp cloths and velvet right side up, brushing nap with a whisk broom, and removing iron rust by soaking a sponge in lemon juice and applying over steam from a teapot. Mention of ALICE DONNELLY of 44 Portsmouth Street Cambridge.
Nat Bascom and his wife Kitty clash over living arrangements after he seeks outside meals and a separate home. A confrontation with Mrs. H. triggers Kitty to reform, culminating in a reconciliation when Mrs. H. is exposed as unfaithful and Nat reaffirms his commitment to Kitty.
Poetic verse describes a spring breeze blowing through streets from the sea, stirring skirts and scattering dust as May arrives with violets and perfume. The scene notes hats trimmed with roadside flowers as a fashionable novelty of the season.
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