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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1921
Page
19
The speaker reflects on losing a cherished book to the afterlife and laments separation from Cowley whose poetry inspires devotion. The verse praises Cowley’s learning and reverence, recalling how his voice guides the speaker to solitary rural peace and timeless songs.
In letters to A Second Theda and a rival, two aspiring women claim strong resemblances to famous screen stars and discuss dreams of acting fortunes. One contends with low pay and office drudgery, while the other jokes about Boston politics and popularity to gain support.
Merriam narrates a domestic comedy during the early days of marriage. A droll Cairn terrier named Rags, a witty Latin instructor posing as a pupil, and Merriam's playful schemes with shoes and fudge reveal the uneasy humor of newlywed life. The tale ends with a promise of another installment tomorrow.
CANNED PEA SOUP with peas onions and ham bone or fatty meat. Boil until onions done, strain, season. Pud ding uses 1 quart milk beaten egg yolks sugar corn starch and coconut, cook five minutes then cool. Whip egg whites with sugar and mound on top. Signed by Mrs Bessip Kelly Addison Avenue East Saugus.
The aging George Henry Alyn on his veranda recalls a life shaped by wealth and greed. He watches his grandson and Susie Roberts's daughter play as the name Shoddy echoes from his youth and a vow to seek his own path remains.
The piece blends Walt Mason verse praising a village banker who foresees good times with a series of reader questions to the Editor of the Post. It juxtaposes verse on finance wearily balancing optimism against light Qs on public figures and class topics from a bygone era.
A note on whether to add final s in backwards and forwards versus backward and forward. The text cites Shakespeare and Lowell to illustrate varied usage and asks which form is correct in modern writing.
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