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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1922
Page
17
A writer urges practical views on marriage finances and home life while letters debate romance independence and gender roles. Readers discuss dowries, dress, home management, and male behavior with humor and caution.
A Satirical piece by Mr and Mrs Arnold Hatton chronicles daily debates that sharpen wit and settle disputes through clever argument. The short essay showcases banter and playful dispute resolution as a pastime.
A Sunday Post page offers full recipes. Chinese method for rice uses a muslin bag and steam cooking yielding dry grains. Gelatine dessert with lemon and egg whites, Escalloped potatoes with layers, milk, pork, and crumbs. A sauce from butter tomato ketchup is described.
A historical collection of home cooking directions including browning onions with flour, preparing spiced beef, boiling beef until tender, and moulding. Also provides Sweet Potato Pie with nutmeg ginger and a sauce option, plus an Orange Pie with eggs and orange juice. Recipes attributed to Mrs D. Harris and Annie Bryant with addresses.
The article recalls the uneasy period between Yorktown 1781 and Washington's 1789 inauguration. It notes fears of a weak union, jealous states, and the struggle to fund the Revolution. It describes Congress reliance on state taxation, foreign loans, and depreciated paper money, plus a near-pay crisis and a Lancaster Philadelphia showdown over army pay.
Wilhelmina Stitch laments constant frowns in town as workers and bosses wear grim expressions. He imagines a sea of laughter replacing worry, noting how a single smile can lift spirits and brighten days for all, urging rulers to enforce cheer over cynicism.
Poiret twill frocks show precise tailoring with straight lines. Bleused waistline sleeves appear on the new fur trimmed wraps.
An article recounts Harold R. Harris surviving a near fatal in flight moment by leaping with a parachute, traces early parachute use from Blanchard to Garnerin, and notes aviation advances in Mesopotamia. It also touches on Mexican prohibition by taxes, cavalry endurance tests, and youth achievements in chess golf and billiards with reflections on aging in sport.
Readers question safety speeds for turning corners in Boston and report confirmations about Brooklyn Bridge cables. A Boston charity Boffin's Bower, run by Jennie Collins at 1031 Washington, aided working women through voluntary contributions. The note asks whether Lowell is older than Billerica, with Billerica dating to 1661 and Lowell growing from Chelmsford before 1792.
Latest available counts show Argentina 8 698 516 Bolivia 1 744 568 Brazil 90 645 296 Chile 3 754 723 Colombia 6 855 077 Ecuador 1 323 590 Paraguay data truncated likely missing final digits.
Letter to the editor debating correct spelling which is more common in law and commerce indorse versus endorse and noting endorsement usage across literature and professional writing. It discusses perceptions from readers about correct form.
Taurence Perry chronicles a football story titled Sandy Sees It Through in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The piece centers on a pivotal touchdown moment and the perseverance of players and team dynamics shaping the game.
The description notes bands of pin tucks trim a redingate frock made from black broadcloth. It mentions a neckwear bertha as pleated or flat fabric or lace, highlighting period trimming styles.
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