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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1919

Page

19

The Caravaners and Other Stories Duo in Columbus

Christopher and Columbus known as Anna Rose and Anna Felicitas, now seventeen, sail toward freedom while facing suspicion due to German blood. The reader follows their memories of time with Uncle Arthur who sent them to a hospital to train as nurses.

Christopher and Columbus Anna- Rose Anna-Felicitas Land of Freedom Arthur

German twins seek work after nursing dismissal

Anna-Rose and Anna-Felicitas struggle to stay together after the matron dismisses the younger twin from nursing. Aunt Alice fails to place them, they publish an ad for work, and finally answer a Times notice for a resting officer who can drive, hoping to gain independence and avoid separation.

Alice Twinkler Anna-Rose Uncle Arthur Arthur Aunt Alice Anna- Felicitas Times Anna-Felicitas Anna- Rose London Toresting P. Humber

City Faces 6000 in Claims After Police Walkout Riots

Claims filed against the city yesterday amount to 6000, with the total reaching 25,000 in claims presented at City Clerk Donovan's office. The actions arise from damage during rioting after the police walkout.

Donovan

Ballad of the Tempest on the Winter Sea

A crowded cabin bears a midnight storm at sea. The captain fears loss as a child asks if God is everywhere, and the crew prays. They endure the terror and finally anchor safely at dawn with hope restored.

Readers' Letters on Motherhood Education and Women Work

A Sewing Circle feature invites readers to answer letters on motherhood education, working women, and the role of schools. An anxious mother objects to teaching motherhood to minors, a Vermont worker shares success with joint marriage work and savings, and a reader questions female teachers’ continued work after marriage.

Sewing Circle

Household Hints and Simple Remedies

Tips for home care include using a spoonful of baking soda and vinegar to clear clogged pipes and placing hay in water to remove paint smells. Additional hints cover oven screens to prevent burning, using chloroform for fabric stains in open air, and velvet heel protectors to extend stocking life and prevent shoe slippage. Names M Hentsch and Lucy Fetherston accompany the tips with addresses in Toronto and Dorchester.

Prince Miss M. Hentsch Cluny Crescent Rosedale Toronto Lucy Fetherston Melbourne Street Dorchester

Etiquette Q and A on Roast Meat and Mrs Signatures

Classical guidance covers serving roast meat sliced to the table with juice and garnish, how a married woman signs her name, and the propriety of a bridal shower. It notes using first name with husband’s last name or adding Mrs in parentheses for clarity.

Johanna Blank John Blank

Sailors, Sparks, and a Seaside Reunion

Ethel Holden sails with Martha and Grace when engine trouble strands them near Prudence Island. Norman Bailey appears aboard a government vessel, repairs the engine, and reunites with Ethel. The couple announces their engagement as the group heads home after a day of mishaps and near disaster.

Martha Prudence Island Ethel Miss Gloom Sammy Grace Norman Bailey Hornspoon Norman

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