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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1918

Page

11

Christmas Books for Children Brighten War Years

A 1918 holiday books guide highlights colorful illustrated titles for boys and girls. E Boyd Smith’s After They Came Out of the Ark leads with vivid pictures and playful animal scenes, followed by My Self and I and Sunny Bunny. Other notable works include The American Boys Book of Signs Signals and Symbols by Dan Beard and Knowing Insects Through Stories by Floyd Bralliar, with sewing and silk making books for girls and adventure tales for boys.

The Ark Putnam E. Boyd Smith Mr. Smith Ararat Noah Myself and Helen van Valkenburgh Sunny Bunny Nina Wilcox Putnam Volland Maginel Wright Enright Johnny Gruelle Lippincott Dan Beard Funk & Wagnalls Floyd Bralliar Fabre Earth Mr. Bralliar Louise Frances Cornell Old Connecticut Penn Alice Turner Curtis Republic

How I Made Jim Like Spinach With Al Sauce

A homemaker details turning a spinach dislike into a craving. She cooks spinach with bacon fat until tender, chops it, seasons with salt and pepper, and adds a generous serving of Al Sauce, garnishing with hard boiled egg slices. Jim asks for seconds, praising the sauce.

Jim

Poem Fragments on Futures from Locksley Hall

Readings from Tennyson’s Locksley Hall in The Catholic Citizen describe the poet’s seventy year old forecast as eerily matching present world upheaval and future warfare. The excerpt cites visions of global commerce fleets, aerial navies, and a parliamentary world federation, with science advancing slowly and humanity facing a widening sense of purpose.

A Feminine Point of View Mee ane by een Wilhelmina Stitch

An unsigned wartime piece extols women's contributions during war. It celebrates "farmersettes" and munitionettes, praising their efficiency and urging continued use of women's skills after the conflict. The essay casts women as capable and purposeful, ready to work alongside men in peacetime.

Birthday Bio Briefs Daniel Boone Born Navy 1734

Daniel Boone born February 2 1734 near Reading Pennsylvania. He grew up on his father Squire Boone's farm moved to the western frontier of North Carolina in 1751 and hunted and trapped. He joined Braddock's army as wagoner and scout and founded Boonesboro Kentucky in 1775 before later adventures with Shawnee captors and escape.

Daniel Boone Navy. 2 America Reading Penn Squire Boone North Carolina Daniel Braddock Florida Boonesboro Boonesaboro Red Men Boone

Santa Claus and Truth in Child Rearing Reflections

Letters discuss whether to tell children the Santa story or the truth of God and birth. Contributors urge honesty, explaining myths may confuse young minds, while others share memories and the joys of holiday traditions in a Sewing Circle context.

Sisters of the Sewing Circle Santa God Jennie Mregards Santa Claus Nick

Symphony concert thrills Boston with varied program

Pierre Monteux conducted the Boston Symphony in Symphony Hall for a second program of the season. Beethoven’s seventh symphony opened a strong concert followed by Loeffler’s tone poem La Bonne Chanson Franck’s Les Eolides and Ravel’s Daphnis et Chloé, all performed in Boston for the first time. Miss Florence Easton sang recitatives and arias from The Marriage of Figaro and L Emp infant Prodigue as featured soloist.

Boston Symphony Pierre Monteux Symphony Hall Beethoven Loeffler Franck Ravel Boston Florence Easton Metropolitan Opera Company Dove Sono Azae Azael Debussy

Monteux Triumphs In Boston With Beethoven And Ravel

The Boston concert series showcased Pierre Monteux in a strong Beethoven symphony and Verlaine inspired Ravel piece. The program featured rich orchestral tone, masterful color, and an enthusiastic audience that honored the conductor and the 32-voice chorus trained by Stephen Townsend in a behind the scenes performance.

Franck Stephen Townsend

Daniel Boone’s restless life and posthumous honor

The article notes Boone lost land due to vague titles and legal matters, fought at Blue Licks, held various local offices, and preferred frontier life over settlement. After his death in 184, his remains were moved to Frankfort, Kentucky, where a monument was erected in his honor.

Arate Blue Licks Boone Frankfort

Be Careful How You Judge War Guidance

Charles Franklin Jones argues readers should resist snapping to conclusions about the war. He praises government effort, urges trust in authorities’ broader view, and warns against assuming error based on partial facts. The piece uses a traveler tale to illustrate misreading situations.

Spectral Pagan Music Delight at Local Symphony

The review lauds Ravel for a strikingly original score described as modern French music. Monteux conducts from memory delivering a superb performance while Miss Easton impresses with a sincere, richly voiced solo. The orchestra’s chorus handles difficult passages as the audience cheers the gifted conductor.

Ravel Monteux Miss Easton

Samantha's Bit in Old New England Garden

In a shaded New England lane a quiet aunt, Samantha, tends a white house and a lush garden. A young couple, Roy Wentworth and Beth, reunite after a quarrel as Samantha helps them, reflecting her quiet civic “bit” aiding Uncle Sam’s soldier.

Old New England Samanthy Samantha B Uncle Sam Samantha Father Sun Roy Wentworth Beth Elizabeth Roy Mrs. W Bethie Sam

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