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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1922
Page
9
A dialogue pits an older man and a younger woman over the value of experience. The older speaker urges following his costly lessons while the counterpoint notes each person must learn from their own mistakes. The exchange ends with the woman’s retort and a referee’s remark as she wins.
Letters discuss a coal stor age or fuelless locomotive used in dangerous factories with hot water and steam supply. Contributors ask about redwood sourcing in California and view from Mt. Ena in New Hampshire. They also ask why glass dishes heat food faster and the pronunciation of frontispiece.
A note offers five dollars weekly for an engaging letter to the Sewing Circle editor. Writers must provide real name and address for good faith evidence, though the information is not for publication.
A correspondent questions the common claim that wives propel husbands to success. The writer argues a loyal, attentive wife supports a man by managing home life, morals, and finances, while a self centered partner can ruin a husband’s prospects. the piece urges decisive marriage for true happiness and shows a personal example of a devoted wife.
The American Federation of Labor announces a campaign to amend the constitution so Congress can repass laws struck down by the Supreme Court, with no further court review. A second amendment to ban child labor will also be pursued, prompted by the Court's child labor ruling.
Detroit新聞 reports Henry Ford moved to close his Detroit automobile plants causing about 100000 workers in the district to lose work for an indefinite period. The Detroit Street Railway was asked to adjust night schedules to accommodate departing workers, with 11 o'clock dismissals noted. No formal statement from Ford or executives was available.
Twelve year old Herbert Urquhirt of 71 Aphland street Melrose was struck by a truck on Melrose street and severely injured. The driver Grant Yee of 1 Warwick Road Stem reportedly fled the scene before police arrival.
The text describes Grenville's proposal to keep ten thousand troops in North America after the war, funded largely by colonial duties, provoking colonial anger. Colonists see the move as tyranny and oppression, shifting loyal sentiment toward resentment of Britain.
The Public Ledger Co present a sewing note from Things You’ll Love to Make 1922. Fashion advice shows how to transform a negligee with a silk cape by cutting a neck opening, adding lace and picot edging, attaching cuffs at points A and B, sewing snap fasteners at C and E, and concealing them with small fabric flowers for a glamorous result.
Expert Ruth Teigh of Ascogletea Advertising Clubs explains suitcase construction. The body determines durability. three ply basswood bases resist bulging and retain shape, unlike tarboard or pasteboard cores that warp or fail.
Mrs. Norma Hyatt Loring of 71 Morton Street Newton won an uncontested divorce from Nathaniel T. Loring, a Boston linen dealer, on cruelty and abusive treatment grounds. Judge O Connell granted the decree in East Cambridge Superior Court after Dr S P Strickland testified to injuries. Custody of their five year old Hyatt to be decided later as alimony.
Captain H. Skronatad of the Norwegian steamship Askledan died after sudden illness while on the float at Long Wharf Benton Harbor. He was taken to Haymarket Relief where physicians pronounced death from heart disease.
In a tense office scene Anita vents about Miss Sunderland a quiet coworker who minds her own business. Anita resents the effort she puts in and complains about the lack of laughter and energy while Elsie defends Sunderland’s quiet diligence and help with late tasks.
Wilhelmina Stitch recalls a rain drenched scene where a passing auto splashes her dress and face. She notices the cramped back seats of the car and a pampered Pomeranian, remarking on fate and the odd contrast of class and loss while the dog stays wet and near.
A collection of old fashioned dishes including cantaloupe dessert NUT DELIGHT stuffed beet and string bean salad Banana fritters and prune ice cream with notes by cooks from Taunton East Braintree and Bath Maine. The page lists ingredients and simple directions with names and addresses of contributors.
Jesse E. Perry of Newton listed debts of 308 376 and assets of 20 697 in a voluntary bankruptcy petition filed yesterday in the U S District Court. He operated as the J E Perry Company and the Consumers Company of Boston.
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