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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
25
A lyrical meditation on meeting street children, contrasting their boldness and the speaker's fluttering heart. The speaker notes their laughter, bold approach, and the shy, abashed response as they walk together briefly through the crowded urban passage.
Readers weigh the merits and drawbacks of married women teaching, arguing about home duties, child care, and the impact on Normal School entrants. Voices from mothers and single women discuss job security, family responsibilities, and the role of marriage in education.
A blue velvet frock with a triangular neckline headlines winter fashion. Black embroidery decorates serge and taffeta gowns, while tailored garments emphasize binding over trimming. One piece frocks remain popular and pink ribbons outgain blue in lingerie.
Light corn cake with milk sugar and flour ratios from Mrs. Moore. Snow pudding uses cornstarch and eggs with lemon flavor. sauce with milk and vanilla from Mrs. Whitney. Hamburg pie combines seasoned hamburg steak with gravy under a double crust. Original pie crust mixes flour corn meal salt lard and a mince meat filling from Mrs. C. A. Cummings.
Two readers share tips for reviving worn wool blankets by layering and stitching to create warm durable bed coverings. A tip suggests washing mold with vinegar. The second tip advises adding baking powder to mashed potatoes for light texture and fast mayonnaise preparation with yolk and oil.
A fragment from Walt Mason poems critiques weariness of workers and citizens, noting forty million tired people and common burdens. The piece includes a brief historical note about Mason and mentions fashion details from a later era, such as velvet gowns, hats, and veils.
Guidance on whether to return gifts from a former partner. The writer notes ownership rests with the giver and that gifts are yours unless conditioned on remaining together. For engaged couples, costly gifts tied to marriage should be returned if not shared future. Mutuality urged if the relationship ends and gifts no longer suit.
Birthday bio brief notes Henri LeCaron born September 26 1841. Real name Thomas Miller Beach. A secret service career and author of Twenty five Years in the Secret Service. Born in England he went to Paris at 19 and later enlisted in America under a changed name.
Anne Brown changes her life at a seaside resort after rethinking Dave's belief that love will happen without effort. She transforms her look to attract him, only to confront doubts and a rainy meeting where he confesses his feelings and defies her belief. Anne ultimately decides to pursue love with Dave.
Holworthy Hall is the next distinguished writer featured in the Sunday Post fiction series. His story The Voice in the Dark will appear in the forthcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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