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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1922
Page
12
Fragmented lines depict children speaking from heaven about loss and night, a blurred scene of earth and sea, with references to angels and gates and a guiding figure leading someone home. The text reads as a dreamlike prayer or lyric fragment with scattered phrases.
A collection of recipes including Fish Chowder with pork fat, Turbot a la Creme with fish and milk sauce, Smothered Chicken methods, Ambrosia dessert with bananas and oranges, a custard-like pudding with brown sugar, Mock Crab Sandwiches with cheese and olives, and a closing note from Miss Rush-Levelq of Haverhill Massachusetts.
Household hints cover baking potatoes eggs custard pies and pie crust care. Tips include paring potatoes for edible flesh preventing runny pies with well-filled fruit and re hemming worn linens. Also soap making shoe polish enamel kettle cleaning fish baking and general household shortcuts from Dedham Massachusetts.
A collage of reader letters discusses marriage motives and independence. Wives recount sacrifices, loyalty, and doubts about love, while others urge duty and companionship. The Q&A tone explores commitment, happiness, and the social pressures shaping married life.
A collection of reader questions to the Post editor covers Fatty Avguanye birth age, Russia population in 1921, leprosy cures, whether Marshal Food is French, a claim about coronium in the sun, fish names in restaurants, and a clarification of Darwin’s theory about human descent.
The text recalls Aaron entering the most holy place and the people ceasing work to repent of sins on a solemn Day of Atonement. It also notes leaving grain and grapes for the poor and the stranger when entering Canaan and harvesting fields.
A letter discusses extreme thinness in a measured bubble wall and compares it to political power in Germany. It questions whether Prussia still dominates legislation and explains Reichsrat membership. The piece also debates formality in married names in correspondence.
Shaun O'Nolan entertained The Parents' Association of the South End Mudie School with a set of Irish bagpipe pieces. A separate meeting at the school discussed Gaslic pl and related matters.
Navy beige and gray dominate this season's wraps for street wear and travel. Coats and capes offer versatile options for motoring, train travel, or town wear, with lighter weights and theatre ready styling. The illustrated wrap features gray veldyne with striped lining.
Albert Kenney three years old son of James P. Kenney of 88 Walnut street is at General Hospital with fractured ribs a fractured right thigh and a fractured ear after being struck this forenoon by an automobile driven by Charles Cohen of 114 Valley street. Police say Cohen did not report the accident thinking the boy not badly hurt. The boy's name is on the danger List.
A noted London sea story by oe cer te Tage Tanen appears in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. Bill D is highlighted as one of the era’s finest maritime writers and will be featured.
A domestic quarrel unfolds over mealtime delays as one partner laments spoiled dinner and late replies from work. The other defends flexible hours citing late office tasks and transit delays, while a referee notes the ongoing public debate on fixed family routines.
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