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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
27
A fragment notes five dollars paid for the most interesting Ford communication aimed at drawing the Sewing Circle’s attention near the writer’s real name and address. The item appears as evidence of good faith in the publication.
A long读er exchange in a sewing circle column features readers debating dating standards, fidelity, and gender roles. Letters from FAIR PLAY and MOTHER OF TWO argue for traditional virtue while others warn against double standards and risky behavior.
Diamond Dyes promises perfect home dyeing with any fabric type whether wool silk linen cotton or mixed. Tell your druggist the material and Diamond Dyes guarantees no streaking spotting fading or running even for first timers.
Dialogues reveal gendered views on trifles as a husband and wife trade barbs about minutiae in daily life The referee notes a quick wince hinting at mounting tension in a domestic quarrel between WHN and HER COUNTER-PLAY characters.
James Towhead visits Dingbar's store facing payments delayed due to illness and hardship. The merchant extends credit and offers goods such as pickled feet, nails, shredded wheat, and kippered whale, encouraging him to haul in his “roll of fortunes” before settling any bill.
Arabesques of white porcelain and crystal beads ornament a primrose yellow velvet gown. Black ch ffon with jet accents creates a hip cascade. A Georgia plantation reports a record 700 cotton bolls on a single stalk.
The essay reflects on Frank Bacon star of Lightnin and his late blooming career. It recalls his humble demeanor and sincere stage presence, his failed screen adaptation, and the triumphs of his New York years including a celebrated Chicago departure and a long stock-company journey.
The trio Calhoun Webster and Clay shaped fifty years of U S policy. Calhoun defended the South and slavery while Clay sought tariff compromise and Webster pressed national unity. The essay notes each man’s roles, births, careers, and presidential pursuits, urging readers to remember their distinct regional legacies.
A discourse on stage craft cites Joseph Jefferson and Frank Bacon as peers who detest sham and value authenticity. Bacgn, summarized by his quote, stresses learning acting yet forgetting it, and trusting the simple faith of the masses.
A collection of New England home recipes includes mashed potato puffs with butter and eggs baked until puffed, baked apples with bread rounds and apricot jam, stewed apples with corn starch, whipped cream topped dates, and a crumb dessert mix from Mrs H. W. Fennell of East Boston. The page lists ingredients and simple steps, ending with a flour sugar butter crumb method.
Handsomely practical home recipes with ingredients and steps. Peanut nougat from Mrs Cheney and Mrs Wight. Rice pudding with raisins from Nellie Brouder includes soaking raisins, cooking rice, eggs, sugar and milk, then optional custard or whipped cream.
A vintage guide outlines a two tier curtain for frequent opening. It describes cutting upper sash netting, centric slits, and dual headings for upper sections, plus a lower sash panel with its own heading. Embroider or edge all edges for a finished look.
A 19 year old girl asks how to handle conflicting attention from two young men, one a friend and the other his chum. The advisor says choose one and respect the chosen partner’s wishes or risk losing both. if she favors both, she may receive attention from each but risks being left without a steady relationship.
A black velvet gown suited for afternoon or dinner wear features sparkling steel beads on the bodice hem and sleeve cuff. Cut in soft straight lines flattering to older figures, with adjustable length to suit height. A long steel bead necklace completes the ensemble.
The Boston Post presents guidance from government departments on practical stain removal. It explains how meat stains can be treated at home with reliable methods and simple precautions, stressing prompt action for best results.
Genevieve endures a crowded streetcar ride home after overhearing a shopper complain about gloves. She recalls the glove counter encounter at McCallum’s where the clerk refused a replacement, offering only a mend, while the shopper vows not to return. Genevieve wonders if she should have helped the customer herself.
The Boston Post notes a booklet that explains methods for removing nearly all stains and includes a treatment table. Readers can obtain a free copy while supplies last by writing to the Division of Publications, Department of Agriculture in Washington, asking for F. B. 861.
Household hints include rust removal with wet cream of tartar and sun exposure, repurposing old stockings, protecting hands with stocking tops when blackening a stove, jelly from apples and grapes, using corned beef fats in pie crust, and reinforcing buttons with extra cloth to prevent tearing. Mrs A L Brennan of Dedham shares these tips.
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