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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1922
Page
9
Readers weigh two sweethearts, one charming but careless at home, the other a fine cook with style. Letters from Mrs I M F and others urge patience, inner qualities, and lasting love over flash, suggesting a communal kitchen path or waiting for a truly suitable partner.
GEO. WM. BENTLEY CO. operates as agents for Rose Vanilla in New England from 192 State St Boston offering product distribution and local sales services in the region.
A collection of old fashioned culinary instructions including potato carrot bake with prunes from Mrs Moulton of Chatham New Brunswick and a meat based stew with marrow bone and dumplings from Miss Grace Desmarais Manchester New Hampshire. Contains ingredient lists measurements and step by step directions for multiple dishes.
The article recounts Britain and France using blockades and decrees to choke American shipping during Napoleonic conflicts. Jefferson's embargo and Macon's Bill attempted to steer policy, while Napoleon profited from ship seizures to fund finances. It also lightly hints at social manners and a personal aside about a sister.
The piece describes a satire on Gotham households where wives emancipate from chores and fashion norms while men seek independence, yet music tastes and civic spirit show broader cultural shifts. Walter Damrosch critiques of domestic taste lead to reflections on music, patriotism, and Denmark's public singing traditions fostering unity.
Elsie, a office worker, struggles with gloves ink and the typewriter as Mr. Roberts notices her hands. After cleaning she rushes to deliver a telegram to Sanders Brothers while anxious about her manicure and professional image. Henry the office boy is teased as Elsie prepares to type despite the mess.
A New York Supreme Court settlement involves a shirting maker paying $9000 to the plaintiff with the amount donated to charity, a mutual gift after inability to deliver. Also noted are Dr Lipinska of Poland promoting mental hygiene and the idea of halting hurry, plus Missouri Senator Spencer proposing a new alcohol commission and many applications to serve.
Ruth Leigh explains tea grading and storage tips from 1922. She lists six grades from flowery pekoe to nes, notes leaf quality affects flavor, and advises airtight glass or metal containers to preserve taste.
A dialog contrasts home life with public dining habits. A wife teases her husband for being exact at home while tolerating chipped china in restaurants, and the counterplay defends a man's home comfort as his life goal. The referee notes a victory today.
A verse by Wilhelmina Stitch argues that while fathers enjoy a day of rest and leisure, mothers toil on Sundays with household tasks. The poem contrasts men's leisure with women's ongoing duties, urging fair sharing of rest responsibilities.
Evening gowns feature wide translucent hems of net and velvet gowns display a trend toward metallic trimming. The description notes sheer fabrics and shimmering accents in formal wear.
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