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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1922
Page
17
A reader weighs sacrifice in marriage amid work and finance. Advice from "Dear Sewing Circle" urges choosing love and shared goals over incomes, citing a couple who married despite modest earnings and built a successful life together.
Recipe tips cover peach jelly with tart apples, rhubarb in jams, pear syrup from skins, salted limas in succotash, beet pickling with water and vinegar, grape juice with sugar and boiling water. Authored by Catharine A Petrofskiy of Middletown Connecticut.
A column sketches how imagination shapes life citing Meusel and the Yanks, notes new forms of stress on marriage insurance, praises Princess Mary and John D. Rockefeller, and contrasts U S and British philanthropy as it waxes about embassies and federations of taste.
Rupert Hughes, noted novelist and screenwriter, offers original short story Peachblow in the upcoming issue of Boston Popular Magazine. The piece showcases Hughes’s distinctive prose and storytelling flair.
The excerpt mixes recipes for deviled ham and baked cheese dishes with a historical recount of General Washington's 1777 campaign. It covers Howe's move from New York to Chesapeake Bay, the Brandywine battle with heavy American losses, Philadelphia occupation, Germantown engagement, reinforcements from White Marsh, and Washington retreat to Valley Forge.
A mauve Georgette crepe frock with a violet lined wrap features crystal beading and deep taupe fur accents. Muriel recalls confessing petty complaints about colleagues to Mr Barton, who then offers department transfers as she frets over past remarks and worry about future consequences.
A dramatic dialogue contrasts women’s resilience with men’s self-pity as happiness and success are framed as a state of mind. The excerpt includes a Referee line about toasted ham sandwiches and a rustic recipe for veal steak and salt pork with homemade sauce, plus a mystery potato dish.
Recipes for pineapple bread pudding and a prune walnut cake item by Mrs Arthur Brewster from Montello. Instructions detail mixing pineapple, raisins, bread, milk, sugar and butter then baking. plus a second fruit cake with prunes walnuts and spice.
The advertisement touts Diamond Dyes with simple instructions for dyeing or tinting dresses coats and fabrics at home. It guarantees no spotting streaking or running and advises telling the druggist the fabric type to ensure safe results.
A fragmented 1910s style column notes autumn shifts gathering heat on fashion and home life. It describes decorative fabrics and a Blanket Sale while families fret over coal and finances as youth giggles and hockey dreams mix with adult worry.
Facts and Fashions discuss quilted coat accents Paris millinery favors black mo tif and felt hats with velvet ribbons fur pompons feature emotive styling Large felt hats trimmed with uncut velvet ribbon fall gowns favor black silk vivid blues dark greens Barnet shade and a yellow crepe child’s frock is bound and embroidered in black
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