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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1921

Page

27

Recipes of New England Housewives Full Page in Sunday Post

A Sunday Post feature presents Thanksgiving dishes with detailed steps for braised duck and a cranberry pie. Recipes include ingredients, mixing methods, and baking guidance, with named contributors Mrs Thomas J Butler and Mrs H W Fennell from East Lynn and East Boston.

New England Sunday Post Thomas J. Butler Evelyn Street East Lynn H. W. Fennell Lexington Street East Boston

Disillusioned and Undaunted in a Ward of Advice

Letters to the Sewing Circle contest gender roles and flirtation in a debate between readers. A self-styled critic laments women’s tactics while defending modesty, and others urge virtue, ambition, and respect for good deeds by women.

Theda Bara Stella Hollywood Theda Red Cross

Poems for Your Scrap Book Mystery Verse

Fragmentary lines speak of sleep and waking and a pale moment lost to dream. The speaker wonders if a magic keeps them in sleep and whether they sank to a deeper estate where dreams await.

Bles

Letter Writer Promises News To Weymouth Resident

A man signing as a fellow person offers to send information to Mary MacDonald of Commercial Street Weymouth Mass promising news to his advantage. The message hints at potential gain for the recipient.

Mary MacDonald Commercial Street E. Weymouth Mass

Massachusetts Thanksgiving Proclamation by Governor Cox

Governor Cox proclaims Thanksgiving Day in Massachusetts, citing the Pilgrim story and the year of gratitude. He urges rejoicing, recall of law and education benefits, rising thrift, and a shared hope for peace and duty among citizens. He calls for prayer for the commonwealth, country, and world.

Plymouth Bradford Channing H. Cox Commonwealth of Massachusetts Massachusetts Commonwealth

Fruit Cake Preparation and Holiday Hosts

Mrs. W. Priestley of 155 Colony Street Stratford Conn describes ahead planning for holiday baking. She notes picking nuts and cranberries a week earlier, cooking and canning berries, preparing dishes and silver, and enjoying the day with others.

W. Priestley Colony Street Stratford, Conn

Pelletier Challenges Editorial On Boston Post Profits

A correspondent criticizes the Boston Post for an editorial headlined Small Potatoes. He argues the paper ignores moral turpitude in theft and accuses editorials of excusing legal wrongs by a former employee, citing alleged overdrawn accounts and checks without funds.

Pelletier Boston Post J. Weston Allen Grand Jury Allen United States Boston

New Life Line Gun Tested by Coast Guards at Brigantine

A new life line gun designed to reach 1600 to 1900 feet is being tested at Brigantine Beach in Atlantic City area with Federal Coast Guards officials watching. The current gun reaches 1000 feet, and success could aid lifesaving operations when life lines must be shot to vessels.

Atlantic ‘City N. J Brigantine Beach Federal Coast Guards Service Coast Guards

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