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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1919
Page
17
Two seventeen year old sisters Anna Rose and Anna Felicitas, known as Christopher and Columbus to their parents, sail submarine seas toward freedom. They recall Uncle Arthur and Aunt Alice as they depart on their perilous voyage.
Aunt Alice, long reluctant to share a bed or life with Uncle Arthur, finally steadies herself by choosing him over her dead sister’s fatherless nieces. She arranges work for the girls at a Worcestershire hospital, but Germanic clues and staff bias soon expose them as foreigners, threatening their care and her plan to shield Arthur’s wrath.
The note indicates ongoing coverage will resume in tomorrow's Post and in the Daily and Sunday edition until the story is completed.
A nostalgic meditation on sailors who love the sea more than home. The verse recalls decks, masts, spars, and stars, and how longing lingers when ashore. It paints sailors as strangers in cities, haunted by distant waters and the moonlit lagoon where lone ships ride.
Dr. Carroll, weary from war service, is visited by Helen in a dramatic return. She arrives in uniform with a cross insignia and declares she has come back to him if he will have her. He responds with courtly devotion, pledging obedience to her command.
Readable page presents home recipes and contributors from New England households. Dishes include Baked Eggs by Mrs Donnelly of Cambridge and Rice Gems by Mrs A M Tibbets of Berlin New Hampshire, plus Beef and Macaroni, Shredded Wheat Bread, Tea Toast Tuna and Tomatoes, Toast, Lemon Butter and more with contributor addresses.
A well behaved lighting system in a sedan becomes the focus of a joyful homecoming reunion, described as one of the greatest little places in the world.
Tips on pest control cleaning and cooking from Lucy Lee and Miss Linnette M Fogg include lime powder for cockroaches s hobby hints about froning boards old newspapers for ironing brooms boiling water to soften strands for longer life of a new broom jelly tips for glassware and tidbits on soda uses in cooking and cleaning with names and addresses included
Readers debate if women can teach after marriage and raise families. An array of letters argues for personal choice, home duties, wages, and the value of mothers, with several examples of stenographers, teachers, and married women weighing career vs family.
Tintoretto, born in Venice to a dyer family, rose as a premier Venetian painter of the Italian Renaissance. He trained briefly with Titian, then self taught, earning fame by prolific output and daring works. He married into nobility, and his wife reputedly kept tight control of his finances.
A reader asks Mildred Champagne if she should marry a man with a disputed past. The adviser argues the issue should have been settled earlier and attributes current doubts to incomplete love and trust rather than new revelations.
A vivid color photograph of Cardinal Mercier will be featured in the pictorial section of the upcoming Boston Sunday Post, showcasing the church leader in formal attire. The image highlights his dignified presence for readers.
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