Twins on the Long Road to America in a Wartime Tale
The narrative follows Anna-Rose and Anna-Felicitas as they travel to America with Uncle Arthur arranging the journey. The sisters debate hunger and faith, recall poems, and navigate tensions while planning for a new life, with hints of 200 pounds sterling awaiting them.
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America
Christopher
Columbus
Arthur
Anna-Rose
Anna-Felicitas
Uncle Arthur
Aunt Alice
Anna- Rose
England
Anna-F
Anna F
St. Luke
Doubleday, Page & Company
To be continued in tomorrow's Post and in the Daily and Sunday Post
The note announces a multi‑part continuation of a story across tomorrow's Post and the Daily and Sunday editions. It signals ongoing coverage without providing details.
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Tomorrow’s Post
Daily
Sunday Post
The
Slip-on Fashion Notes by Lenore Styles
Lenore Styles describes a simple slip-on dress using two lengths cut and joined at the sides, with ribbons at the waist and back. She suggests Japanese crepe or challis as practical fabrics and offers options including a crepe de chine version with a lace bertha for a boudoir look.
Songs of Sunshine Love Teaches Light Tears
Poem about love and happiness comparing tears to dew and sunlight. It contrasts sadness with joy and playful imagery of dawn, bubbles, and carefree feelings. The speaker notes love is for laughter, not care, with vivid natural imagery.
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Love
Mothers debate teaching girls motherhood in circles
Letters argue whether girls should learn about motherhood and bodily health from mothers or avoid formal schooling. Contributors urge openness, warning ignorance risks harm, while others advocate limited education by mothers to preserve innocence.
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Snooky Ookums
Tour Manly
Poems For Pour Scrap Book The Silver Bird's Nest
A stranded soldier's epaulet inspires a bird to weave a silver nest from bright material. She builds a cozy lining around her body as young brood hatch within. The poem ponders pride and growth tied to a crafted home and its gleaming shell.
Avonville Brand of Illusion Drives a Family Tale
Margaret Grant hires her father’s care to Avonville after a letter about the magical climate inspires a move. John Eagen returns to the mills and reveals he already knows her identity as they plan a new contract, blending love with business in Avonville.
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Silver Stream Mills
Margaret Grant
Robert Hagen
Avonville
Margaret
Mr. Eagen
John Eagen
John
Silver Streams Mills
John Fagen
Sealey
Eagen
Eugen
William H. O’brien
Telephone and Telegraph Department
Public Service Commission
Berkshire
Etiquette and Manners After the Visit and at Dances
Advice urges writing a thank you letter immediately after returning home to thank hosts. A chaperon should stay with the young woman at dances to prevent embarrassment from sitting out and to fulfill the role responsibly.
Nut Chowder and Old Fashioned Johnny Cake Recipes
New England housewives share kitchen tested recipes from Sundays Post page. Nut chowder uses peanuts and ground nuts with potatoes onions tomatoes and butter. old fashioned Johnny Cake mixes butter sugar flour soda sour milk eggs cornmeal baked in shallow pans. Also included are Oyster Grill pickled beans five minute chocolate pudding and pickled beans recipes with contributory notes and addresses.
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Croutons
Cabot
Myrties
Woodry
J. Craddock
Washington Street
Roxbury
Cape-Manteau and New Coat Styles Steal Spotlight
Fashions describe the cape-manteau replacing capes while street frocks show cartridge plaits. Coats trend straight without belts and narrow self girdles persist. Frocks feature slim belts of black patent ribbon, gray squirrel wraps dazzle, checked velour coats in severe tailoring, and cape collars in white linen lawn with drawn work.
Lost Liberty Uncle Walt Sings Of Booze Lament
The piece, attributed to Walt Mason, mocks Prohibition era rhetoric and laments losing the boons of drinking. It parodies fathers fighting for liberty while praising moderation and condemning the harm of alcohol to families and society.
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Bunker Hill
Toledo
George Washington
Quark
Walt Mason
Boston letter recalls Hayes era and royal visitors in past
A Boston columnist notes Rutherford B. Hayes birth anniversary and praises his hospitality stance. He recalls prohibition history and Mrs Hayes influence, mentions King of Belgium’s visit, Queen Liliuokalani, Kalakaua and Dom Pedro, plus local notes on tulips, deer season, and civic figures including Long and O’Brien.
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Rutherford B. Hayes
Hayes
White House
Mr. Bryan
Daniels
Navy
United States
Belgium
Boston
Prince of Wales
Prince Henry
Prussia
Liliuokalani
Hawaii
Kalakaua
Sandwich Islands
Revere House
Dom Pedro
Brazil
Waltham
Europe
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Songs of
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Southern P' Press Syndicate
Cleo
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Country Magic
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Cedar St
Cambridge
the Post
Miss Alice Stuart
New England
Donnelly
Portsmouth Street
Alice A. Mew
Hudson Street
Lowell
Chatham
Dorothea Dolloff
Walt
George Matthew Adams
Ogwr
Brockton Fair
Cordaville
Mass
Charles H. Price
Long
Boston Park and Recreation Department
State House
Massachusetts
Woburn
William Luck
Virginia
Washington
North
Lincoln
Mr. Luck
James Moore Hickson
Maine
Homer Loring
Board of Public Trustees
Bay State Street Railway System
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company
Kerr Construction Company
Bay State System
Jerome Donovan
New York City
House
Hunt
Federal Building
Frank W. Sweet
Readville
John F. Malley
United States Internal Revenue
Camera Club
Boylston Street
Jersey
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Chandler & Co
Tremont Street
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