Moving Day Chaos and a Honeymoon Key Mixup
Merriam and Richard tour suburbs for a dream home and tease about planning. Moving day ends with Merriam forgetting the key to the new house, left behind in the city apartment, prompting a cliffhanger for tomorrow’s Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriam Lindsay
Richard Slocum
Merriam
John
Melissa
Richard
Rosedale
Merry
Melissy
Melliss
John Lindsay
Rich’ Slocum
There Goes the First Look at a Magic Basket
A playful riddle describes a magic basket and the rolling reveal of letters. The speaker hints at the letter T as the first in a word that brings enjoyment for millions, promising tomorrow’s second letter and a growing secret.
Mildred Champagne Talks on Love and Sentiment
Advice column discusses a reader who worries a fiancé yawns at home but not while bowling. The writer suggests the yawning may be a bad habit and urges patience, noting women tolerate various male idiosyncrasies. If love is mutual, try to be satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Champagne
Miss Champagne
Indee
Boston Scottish Society Hallowe en event at Youngs Hotel
The Boston Scottish Society held its annual Hallowe en celebration at Youngs Hotel with over ten members and guests. Rev Howard Cummings D D spoke on world conditions after returning from Europe and John E Pember presented a stereopticoal lecture titled A Newspaper Man s Experiences in Alberta Canada. The musical program featured Marian Connor Ethel and Thomas Dyfr yn Barter and Fred B Duncan with a committee headed by Captain Clarence J McKenzie. A note adds a personal aside about yawning in a friendship context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Scottish Society
Hallowe'en
Young's Hotel
Howard Cummings
World Peace Foundation
Europe
John E. Pember
Alberta
Canada
Marian
Connor
Marshfield
Wisconsin
Ethel
Thomas Dyffryn
A Question of Appearances in Marriage Advice
A reader advises a young woman to value character over looks and consider youth, suggesting the man will improve with effort. Others fault vanity, defend inner worth, and share personal experiences about social judgment and relationships guiding practical choices.
The Pig and the Mirror by Hugh Pendexter
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will print the complete detective story The Pig and the Mirror by Hugh Pendexter in its next issue. Jeff Fanchon is noted as the detective and the piece is billed as a full serialization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Fanchon
the Pig and the Mirror
Hugh Pendexter
Boston Sunday Post
Marmalade style carrot orange lemon relish recipe notes
A kitchen note describes making a carrot marmalade with lemon and orange peels and juice, sugar, and cooking until thick. It includes sterilizing jars with hot water and sealing with liquid paraffin, and adds beet relish to serve with meat or fish. The text attributes the guidance to Grace M Maguire of Boston and Mrs H W Fennell of East Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Fennell
Lexington Street
Boston
Famous Danish Liver Loaf and Norwegian Mackerel Cakes
Home recipe items list Danish liver loaf with beef, pork, anchovies and spices, baked in water bath to serve on bread, plus Norwegian mackerel cakes with potato and onion. Recipe credits Mrs Olga Trolle of Providence Rhode Island and a fruit and nut salad with pineapple apple orange walnut and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Trolle
Pleasant View Avenue
Providence
R. I
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Lucille van Slyke
Metropolitan
Ihisnaae Service
Yawns
Hallowe
Scottish Society
Gamaliel Bradford
Scribner’s Magazine
Oston
Sewing Circle
Plain Jane
Buddy
Fanchon
Grace M. Maguire
Pinckney Street
New England
Sunday Post
Slade
D. & L. Slade CO
Mass
Cambridge Akery
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