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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1922
Page
11
A body believed to be Eric the Red washes ashore off Greenland. The Viking chief, who colonized Greenland and reached North America a millennium ago, is depicted in epic, ceremonial imagery with ship, shields, and a royal Norse saga of valor.
French designer Lelong introduces a white broadcloth sport suit now in America, pairing kimono sleeves black braid and white embroidery with a sheer georgette blouse. The ensemble reflects Parisian taste for embellishment and white fabric as a summer staple.
Berlin May 14 United News reports Isadora Duncan the renowned dancer will return to the United States in the fall with her young poet husband and their 23 children. She plans a tour to aid Russian children and says America alone can save the generation in Russia.
Dr. Charles W. Eliot argues religion has no fixed creeds and is universal and evolving. He cites James’s injunction to visit the fatherless and widows, saying fear drove primitive religion while science now dispels many fears as religion grows and changes.
A Sewing Circle column features readers debating why women marry. Letters argue from vanity and romance to instinct and companionship, with views ranging from anti flapper critiques to praise of love and shared home life. The debate names colleges Radcliffe and Wellesley and mentions modern marriage expectations.
A reader asks about love and profession as a young man studies to be a teacher. He worries a girlfriend will not marry a schoolteacher and contemplates giving up teaching for business. The letter asserts teaching is a noble calling and essential to society.
Artist Helen E Ohrenschall, whose silhouette Bible imagery has drawn international notice, is featured in this McClure Service publication from 1922.
The text urges a woman to support and grow with a man in his chosen career. It suggests she should teach and influence her partner toward common sense and wisdom, sharing in his success as their interests align for a happy future.
A wartime style recipe excerpt by Mrs. Luella Norwood features New England housewife dishes. The pork stew combines onion potatoes water and milk with fat from pork then corn and seasonings. The salmon loaf folds canned salmon crackers eggs milk butter and pepper then bakes in a buttered dish.
A compiled selection of home recipes includes stuffed cabbage with beef and bacon filling baked over tomatoes, Mother’s Pandy Dowdy steam pudding with apple sauce and molasses sauce, meat and macaroni balls in celery gravy, scalloped corn, corn chowder, and baked rice pudding with raisins. Contributors include Miss Edna Talbot Worcester Station R Everett Mrs Chas Dane Chelmsford Mrs J L Dunham Taunton and Miss Abbie Davis Beverly.
Ruth Leigh explains linoleum composition and aging from drying to pressing. She advises checking edge thickness for wear, seeking smooth finishes for easy cleaning, and distinguishing plain inlaid and printed types for durability.
Practical old time tips cover rust removal with milk, cutting meat across grain, salt and vinegar stains on chinaware, keeping meat on ice in a vessel, handling oil stains on wallpaper with paste of cold water and pipe clay, cake removal after baking, finger mark removal with sweet oil, ammonia for sifters, notebook for safe keeping, rug edges and overcasting with carpet warp to prevent curling.
A Boston Sunday Post Magazine preview promises The Golden Flaw a complete study of a barber's romantic life. It profiles a plain tradesman amid small town affections and social twists in a serialized tale.
A health oriented note recommends Postum as a sleep friendly cereal drink. It claims coffee or tea harms sleep and suggests replacing them with Postum for a week. The description emphasizes Postum as a pure beverage without harmful elements and suitable for regular consumption.
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