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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1920
Page
18
Late Amelia E Barry poem from Songs in the Common Chord praises steadfast faith. It contrasts weary hands and feet with a resilient heart guided by God. The speaker finds courage to continue work and hopes for tomorrow.
A Sewing Circle discussion presents views on whether a young graduate should "make good" financially before marriage or share the burden with his fiancée. Letters argue for duty and saving versus women’s financial independence and equal partnership, with readers urging clarity on expectations for engaged couples.
Sidney Norcott battles charm and gossip at a social dance as Duncan Pierce touts his popularity. Rob Long senses Sidney’s hidden intent and supports her, while she discovers her red leather notebook missing from a palm bowl as the night unfolds.
In a tense scene Sidney Norcott confronts Duncan Pierce over a dangerous, self aggrandizing performance. Duncan deflects with bravado while Sidney realizes the damage of vanity and misperceived affection. Rob Long and Bob Long offer quiet support as mystery deepens. A fashion aside describes a pale blue gingham frock with decorative embroidery and crochet buttons.
Miss Alice Stuart summarizes a Harper's answer on whether men may pay calls on Sundays. It is now customary for Sunday visits to increase, provided the hostess approves, and a gentleman avoids visiting where it is disapproved.
Practical tips on preserving lemons in water, warming milk products, keeping food moist during delays, smoothing sauces with eggs, preserving citrus peels and parsley, and organizing dry goods in labelled glass jars. Signed by Mrs. C. F. Anderson of 217 Cypress Street Brookline.
The era favors high collar coats and large flower laden hats. Waistlines vary widely while fur chokers remain in vogue. Bright plaid taffeta garments trend with scalloped tunics and long bodices. Sailor hats feature wool trimming and short sleeve silhouettes dominate.
A fragment from the Sunday Post offers multiple recipe snippets and sources. It lists strawberry gelatine dessert steps with nut meats and marshmallows, a cookie filling mix, soft gingerbread, a fruit salad dressing, canned corn with a cheese topping, and leading bylines from Mrs. EH Hoyt and Mrs. C L Edgerly with Boston addresses.
Advertises yarn direct from mill in Norfolk Virginia with 60 shade samples. Promotes superior quality and low prices. Requests readers call or send a stamp for free samples from 1248 Boylston St., opposite Public Garden.
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