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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1922
Page
9
Fragmented OCR recounts a colonial era scene mentioning Columbus, England, and Canada. It references aristocratic influence and private gatherings, with stray terms like International Order and House of Sonhargeltt.
A reader questions the truth of marital myths and notes wives often exist as fiction. He recalls his own marriages, contrasting reality with idealized screen heroines, and asks Sewing Circle readers about how Rockefeller millions could best be spent to aid society.
A collage of reader questions covers Armistice Day legality in 1921 and etiquette, questions on proverb accuracy East and West at home, and requests about Soviet recognition and Captain Webb's Niagara attempt. Various inquiries cite timelines from 1875 to 1066 and discuss proper terms for addressing groups.
The oldest resident recalls Boston heat records for September 11 noting 90 degrees in 1898 and 1919 as the warmest, and mentions no rain in Boston on this date in the past decade except 1912 1918 and 1921.
A collection of simple recipes including baked tomatoes with breadcrumbs and pepper, a brown bread omelet with fried bread, apple bread crumb bake, mock Indian pudding with milk and molasses, and a oat and butter cookie style mix. Contains names and addresses such as 18 Waldron Street Marblehead and Mrs J F Rogers Townsend Street Worcester.
In a office chat Melissa and Elsie discuss Melissa’s plan after marriage. Luke expects her to quit but Melissa insists she will keep her job, valuing independence and principle over convention. Other coworkers weigh in on juggling work and home life.
Bake pears on greased sheet then simmer until tender. Add pineapple juice and sugar, boil briefly, pack hot and seal. Note signed by Mrs Gira R Merrill of Union Street Milford N H.
The narrator spends a sunny afternoon idling by the window with pad and pencil, lamenting sluggish thoughts. They watch the neighbor’s door squeak open and close under trees, noting a line of birds and an unfocused scene.
A playful argument explores the clash between practical wives and dreamer husbands. The speaker argues women are not universally practical while noting many sentimental items in the home reflect a wife’s tastes and influence. The tone mimics a domestic column debating gender roles.
Legislators in Cleveland examine a rule to classify a flapper as under 18 for public dance halls. A proposed design for youth fashion features wool crepe in navy with wine red buttons, a detachable blouse in organdie or Swiss, and optional serge trims.
The item offers guidance on making beaded earrings to complement outfits. It emphasizes up-to-date styling and urges readers to create pairs that match their frocks.
Gossip details a camper’s encounter with a phantom rider who rode away with a bronco. Silhouettes of mountains and cow imagery frame the eerie scene. The tale blends frontier lore with rumor as thin as night.
David Zoremce Sevensdigtin- Shempmote Holitood tops the field on the links and defeats every challenger. Mr. Sewvenae plays with Mary Pickford in her latest picture production Tees.
Cr Francis Jenkins claims near perfection of transmitting pictures by radio using a pencil of light as the carrier. The light pencil is converted to a carrier wave that mirrors light intensity and is broadcast like sound. A receiving station converts the carrier back to light and projects the image onto a photographic plate. The main hurdle is higher transmission speed, which is being rapidly overcome for home viewing.
Lon Chaney spends two and a half hours daily on makeup and costume before heading to the laundry as Yen Lin in Ching, Ching. The famed character actor applies elaborate makeup and traditional Chinese styling to achieve authenticity.
Brief copied OCR fragment notes a portrayal of a Chinaman character in early Tom production, highlighting a scène of a picturesque figure. The text is fragmentary and suggests discussion of representation in the film.
A planned elaborate production by the Unh Company was dropped at the last minute, ending the new chapter of the show.
Educational notes from the Coston motion picture studies outline telecommunication book. The telene project surveys media history and student inquiry, detailing research methods, cited sources, and interpretive challenges in early screen studies.
The document notes rallies in Everett Malden and Salem with times listed, and mentions Mayor Kimball at the Malden event. It alleges cancelled checks and a claim of uncashed payments while asserting seven years of public service and $960,000 in salary and allowances.
A Sherlock Holmes tale titled The Adventure of the D appears in the Boston Sunday Post. The piece previews Holmes’ next mystery with Dr. Watson and engaging detective wit.
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