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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1922
Page
11
A short wartime poem dated Cambridge November 11 1922 reflects on sacrifice and national duty after WWI. The author questions outcomes of victory and loss and expresses faith in God while honoring service and homeland.
The Sewing Circle column shares letters about choosing between two would be wives. Advice favors a dainty dressers cooking over dowdy looks, noting personal appearance and housekeeping matter in lasting marriage. It cites Kommunity Kitchen Advocate and cooking schools as paths to harmony.
A short notice states no stories will be returned unless accompanied by a self addressed stamped envelope. It requests readers to turn in a copy of the story sent.
A sweet vignette follows Dana and Aunt Alice as they plot small ten cent secrets and plan a future of thrift. Dana saves diligently for a hundred cents then expands to quarters and beyond while helping Mrs Day and washing a car.
The piece notes how Eccles grows numb to past pleasures from cakes to cinema and music. Five signs of age appear as she accepts law, injustice, and weakness, with the label Wilhelmina Stitch tying the observations together in a vignette about growing old.
The Leopard challenged the Chesapeake off the American coast in 1807 seeking English deserters. Barron refused to surrender anyone but British armed forces opened fire, killing three and wounding eighteen before the Chesapeake surrendered. Public anger rose as debate over citizenship and national protection intensified.
A collection of home dessert and savory dishes with step by step methods. Recipes include Macaroni and Almond Pudding, Salt Cod with Egg Sauce, Tapioca Apple Bake, Savory Finnan Haddie with pork and potato, Pecan and Pineapple Cake, Lemon Custard Pie plus home bakers like Mrs. Tessid Joint and Mrs. Mary Bunney provide personal attributions.
A sash of bright Roman-striped ribbon completes a navy Poiret twill frock with a large jaunty bow. Dance frocks feature taffeta shades and straight bodices in a chic ensemble.
Practical tips for cleaning and repair from Attleboro author Ethel H. Sanford. Use a rolling pin to dry cotton rugs, kerosene-dried cloths for dusting, collodion to mend celluloid, and adhesive plaster to extend sandal rubbers. Also advice on leather care and stain removal with salt and gasoline.
The article notes a Peruvian diplomat who claimed immunity for his whisky. The State Department ruled the whiskey sacred, allowing him to keep and drink it, amid broader discussion of foreign legations and the Prohibition era. It also discusses perfume industry shifts and early aviation observations.
Goldie shows a stack of baby snapshots to Edna and Genevieve at the office. Edna admires the pictures of four month old Eddie and Goldie describes more poses while work falls behind. Estelle and Miss Johnson join in as the group admires the photos before realizing it is late.
A fragmentary text notes a laundryman to perform a miracle and Sunday school teachers testify. It contrasts banditry that kills without last rites with a call to religious courtesy from Mongolian masters.
A 22 year old suitor asks how to win back a girlfriend who seems to favor another. The advice urges courage and philosophy, suggests letting her pursue another man briefly, then reevaluating. It warns life brings disappointments and recommends focusing on new interests if feelings shift.
The Rev John Ryan and Attorney Daniel T. OConnell among speakers at joint meeting of divisions of the Ancient Order of Hibernia in St. Anne's Hall Dorchester. Matthew W. Cummings former national president to attend. A concert under William A. McDevitt to precede addresses by Rev John S. McKone.
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