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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1919

Page

17

Christopher Columbus by Elizabeth

The synopsis follows twins who call themselves Christopher and Columbus as they voyage to America. Uncle Arthur funded the trip claiming it would rid him of them. A fire alarm on deck compels them from their berths as Anna Felicitas shows fear in pale features.

Walt Mason George Matthew Adams America Christopher Columbus Arthur Anna-Felicitas Anna-Rose Alice Fort Uncle Arthur Uncle Aunt Alice

Desperate voyage on the St Luke amid looming torpedo threat

Anna-Rose and her twin Anna-Felicitas endure a perilous Atlantic passage as a submarine fires on their American ship. A comforting stranger arranges pillows and warmth, while passengers, from rich to poor, reveal grudging humanity amid fear and survival.

Mothers and Mothers to Be Debate Education in Public Schools

Readers respond to a Sewing Circle prize on motherhood education. An Anxious Mother urges caution teaching unmarried girls, while a supporter argues for informed motherhood and healthier outcomes. A third letter quotes Moliere and questions professions' authority, urging objective, noncoercive instruction.

Diiza T. Ransom Moliere Eliza Ransom

To be continued in tomorrow's Post and in the Daily and Sunday Post

Note directs continuation of a story across tomorrow's Post and the Daily and Sunday Post until completion. The fragment indicates an ongoing multi‑part report with no specific names, dates, or locations readable in the excerpt.

Tomorrow’s Post Daily Sunday Post Madewell The

A Delightful Name Bedelia Winsor Visits the Curtis Home

Mary introduces Dee as Bedelia Winsor, a cheerful guest whose real name is Delight. Jack, bored at first, grows intrigued as Dee’s true name and cheerful nature emerge, leading to a neighborly visit that extends across tennis and rides amid family banter.

Hedelia Mary Jack Ermentrude Bedelia Bedelia Winsor Dee Curtis House Mrs.Ainsworth Curtis Piazza Delight

Delight Ainsworth Proposal on Point Road

In a two person ride, Jack asks Dee to adopt the name Delight Ainsworth as a more fitting appellation while Bedelia and Mary joke about Dee's talents and future. Dee whispers her favorable reply as the couple shares a quiet moment after the question.

Bedelia Dee Mary Jack Delight Winsor Delight Ainsworth Sweetheart

Canned Beef Stew and Fruit Mince Recipes from New England

Practical household recipes include canned beef stew with corned beef peas onions and potatoes. fruit mince made from suet apples bread citrus peel raisins currants and brandy. chocolate filling using chocolate sugar cornstarch and vanilla. Authors credited as Mrs J Nicker son and Miss I M Jewett.

J. &. Nickerson Maple Street Quincy J. E. Nickerson I. M. Jewett High Street Amherst

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