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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
19
The poem recalls a chapel bell and a vision of grace beyond a sufferer’s reach. The speaker feels distant from the hymn yet experiences a personal message as evening hymns echo outside the pane and in a rosy sky. The poem centers on faith, divine communication, and a transformative vision.
Jimmy Spaden, a Brockton youth, blends education with work. He cultivated a 12 by 12 patch growing cotton and other crops, turning profits into an educational fund. At 19 he runs a nursery business earning about $5000 yearly, owns an auto truck, and plans college with savings.
The Sunday Post presents a page of home recipes including Salt Codfish Chowder with milk finish, Smoked Salmon quick boil and broil, Poverty Cake with spiced dough, and Apple Tapioca Bake. Contributors include Mrs H. B. Crosby of East Boston and Miss Mildred Johnson of Cambridge with addresses.
A Sewing Circle column features readers critique of a man’s 50 50 dating plan and women’s earnings. Letters from THRIFTY DICK and A YOUNG BUSINESS MAN argue for independence, fair billing, and respect in courting while challenging the notion that women should always pay.
The Sunday Post calls for original stories in its Short Story Competition. Entries must be original and not copied from any publication. Until further notice no stories will be read unless accompanied by a self addressed stamped envelope.
An extra oven on the largest burner saves gas compared with the range oven. A portable glass door oven is best for baking. Seeing a cake through a glass door allows progress checks without opening the door and spoiling the bake. Mrs A C Williams Day Street Fitchburg.
Jack appliqued allcloth with black embroidery trim on a brown woolen suit. Some two piece outfits feature a knee length jacket and a deep yoke. The palette favors brown over yellow to create a striking, cohesive look.
In August a governor is abducted near the Capitol with a bogus detective story. Orr, posing as the driver, stages a caper to force his way into a hunting camp. The governor is quietly freed and returns with Orr amid denials and a family reveal.
A reader column exchanges letters on spelling employes versus employees, value of Confederate money, Dighton Rock, and the British ambassador at St James. Advice covers marriage conflicts with an interfering mother in law and keeping judgment to protect a devoted relationship.
In a letter to the Post, the writer describes gears that revolve around no main axis and notes that different acts are triggered by the revolution of the parts. The piece also asks how large the global national debts would be if all were summed, estimating about 265.3 billion dollars.
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