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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1922
Page
7
A Sewing Circle exchange weighs whether a bride should pool savings with her fiancé or keep funds separate. Letters argue for traditional joint effort, while others warn pooling can invite future financial and court troubles. A contributor shares a personal view on shared wealth and enduring love.
Muriel Miller requests time off but Mr. Jarrett offers a partial compromise. He suggests Monday or another day, yet constraints and a busy office push her to stay at her desk while pondering why her wish was redirected. The scene captures workplace dynamics and small frustrations.
By Lenore explores inventive fashion fixes and clever wardrobe ideas amid a playful vanity theme. The piece highlights practical tips for adapting garments and managing garments with limited resources.
New York shops unveil a new garter design supporting hose above and below the knee with a back ribbon join. A vivid georgette veil, attached to a georgette buckle, crowns hats and streams elegantly at the side for striking sports-themed effects.
A Post letters column covers birthplace of John D Rockefeller James Roche quote on law Pacific Ocean area and volume comparison travel routes via Mohawk Trail Newbury flag colonial days ironwood wood term and pyorrhea pronunciation.
The piece recounts King George III and Lord North reacting to the Boston Tea Party, the passage of the five Intolerable Acts in March 1774, including the Boston port closure and Quebec Act, and Edmund Burke’s opposition, as General Gage arrives with troops to quell the unrest in Massachusetts.
A heated exchange reveals a wife accusing her spouse of inflating costs and belittling her chores. She defends economy in home management while noting how his complaints about laundry and cleaning prompt costly burdens and emotional strain.
A humorous column portrays a woman's view on fashion cycles and a husband's woes as seasons trigger new styles and sales. It satirizes how money and social trends drive domestic tensions, with playful dialect and irony.
A collage of home canning and baking guidance includes 3T Full Page Peach Butter with peaches sugar and spices, Unfermented Grape Juice from grapes, Sweet Pickled Apples with cloves, Sweet Potato Pie with cinnamon and milk, plus notes from Bertha L Wood and others.
A quirky fable describes hungry ants discovering a prune and engaging in a mock battle as the fruit rots. The scene contrasts their combat with their gluttonous intent, highlighting a playful natural vignette.
The column surveys Pearl White’s daring stunts in The Perila of Pauline and her later return in Plunder at Pathe studios where a stuntman died doubling for her. It notes Vera Gordon on the Orpheum circuit, Art Acord’s return after a serious accident, and updates onJane Novak, Viola Dana, Bull Montana, and other stars including Mary Hay, Tom Mix, and Mary Pickford.
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