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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
13
A reflective poem speaks of forgiveness granted through prayer amid delays in spring, fading hopes, and life’s hardships. It urges endurance through heat, fame’s absence, and loss, urging the pilgrim to bear the cross with labor, love, and song.
Readers debate marriage rights for women teachers with letters from a Boston teacher and others arguing for equality and the value of marriage, motherhood, and personal freedom. The Sew ing Circle solicits affirmative and negative essays with prizes announced on the Sunday Post editorial page.
An ex exhibition dancer writes from Boston defending Jazz as lively yet refined. He asserts many fine halls exist, criticizes shimmy and similar steps, and links youth behavior to upbringing and willpower. He signs as a friend of dancers.
A fabric feature story describes a versatile chiffon slip over blouse easy to sew on kimono lines for three quarter or full sleeves. Neck and sleeve edges can use bias chiffon with beads or silk stitching for varied effects and color combinations. Virginia Marsh story depicts romance and a doctor's pursuit amid small town life.
Sunday Post presents a full page of recipes including Snow Cake Scalloped Onions and Peanuts Lemon Pie Cream Cake and Mother's Sponge Cake. The list details ingredients and basic method for each dessert and savory dish.
Practical tips cover celery storage in brown paper and towels for week long freshness. Lime water in luggage aids sting relief from bees wasps and hornets. Gasolene recommended to exterminates vermin in beds and woodwork after breakfast to avoid odors. Dishes brown from oven soak in borax water for easy cleaning. Hydrogen peroxide removes ink stains with care on colored fabrics. Furs should be aired monthly, turned inside out and beaten to fluff hairs.
Virginia receives a hopeful letter offering a city teaching post but torn by a family fear. Her choice pits worldly honors against filial duty as her mother reacts to the news and the expected arrival of Dr. Ernest Harlow.
Walt Mason comments on political danger and social unrest with a humorous historical view. He notes repeated warnings across eras and urges optimism while reflecting on national crises and a ship of state moving toward safety.
Mrs Vera B Barrows died from injuries after a fall at her home 507 Main Street Malden on Wednesday. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at her home and burial will follow at Forestdale Cemetery. She is survived by her mother and one son.
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