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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1919
Page
19
Myrtle Dow meets Roy Fletcher by a secluded brook after an accident. He helps her, they share wit and charm, and a misunderstanding becomes a spark. A year later Roy and Dora return by the brook to recall their priceless treasure, a beast turned to love.
Advice from The Encyclopedia of Etiquette covers a week end visit with a wealthy family, listing garments for a young man including morning suit and lounging coat. It also notes knife use abroad, mourning at weddings, and how to clear a table before dessert with new china and table settings.
A nostalgic lyric urges a roaming youth to remember a distant beloved while seeking new joys. It offers a plea to forget the speaker if distress be too painful, yet requests solace if hardship or illness befall the traveler.
A Sunday post feature presents several recipes and kitchen tips. Included are potato dumplings with thyme and bread crumb topping, marrow bone soup with marbles, vege table sautéed meat, doughnuts fried in lard, and breakfasts and snacks such as scrambled eggs with salmon and tomato beef bake. Recipes credit EMILY W. REHBERG MRS F W STOCKBRIDGE MRS HAROLD COATES and MRS E H PELLETT with their listed addresses.
In the Boston Sunday Post Magazine The Lion's Mouse continues with Beverly Sands discovering the contents of a guarded package. The next instalment promises a gripping revelation and heightened suspense for readers.
A short verse expresses acceptance of life’s brevity and hardship. It calls for living with song and courage, facing challenges without doubt or fear, and ending with a steadfast plea to hold the fort and smile despite weariness.
A rhymed meditation on approaching winter warns of frost and cold while humorously questioning readers about their readiness. It contrasts cozy comforts with scarce fuel and money, ending with a traditional winter warning from Walt Mason.
A widower seeks guidance on courtship for a mature woman. The letter asks whether daily calls, thoughtful gifts, and attentive gestures will win her favor, noting that care from a loving man can be scarce and precious for a woman of middle age.
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