The Woods
Poem about a poet who sought fame and recognition yet faced unresponsive crowds. He writes of nature and war and beauty, finding solace in art as his audience fades. The verse recalls memory and the artist’s inner toll.
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1921
Page
6
Poem about a poet who sought fame and recognition yet faced unresponsive crowds. He writes of nature and war and beauty, finding solace in art as his audience fades. The verse recalls memory and the artist’s inner toll.
A dense excerpt promotes economical meals using field mushrooms and simple ingredients. It describes harvesting mushrooms, cooking creamed vegetables, and a detailed liver dish with butter, cream, herbs, and a slow oven finish. The tone mirrors a historical home economics guide urging thrift and basic kitchen knowhow.
A brief historical note explains how the term paltroon emerged from wartime slang. Archbishop Trethe cautions that nicknames arose from military deception and fear, shaping language through centuries, with a dubious Latin phrase evolving into a pejorative label.
The article argues that trade schools favor boys over girls and urges communities to fund practical training for girls. It highlights a photographer who mentors girls and envisions schools teaching diverse vocations to give independent livelihoods, noting many towns need accessible training for women.
A Brecklyn Eagle piece discusses modern marriage and divorce, noting changing attitudes toward wedding rings and the divorce court. It cites Nevada and Oregon trends, child impact, and comparative state divorce laws, urging reform to restore marriage as a stabilizing social unit.
Fashion notes describe two roles for summer capes with varied destinies. One glowingly woolen cape offers durability and elegance, featuring cape sleeves and a collar that forms a secondary cape. Paris evening wraps of taffeta shine in vivid orange with ostrich trim paired with white frocks and orange velvet sashes.
Daylight lamp lit fashion favors taffeta silks in deep black to pale tints. Two afternoon gowns feature black silk with white ribbon and bead-like decoration, while a midsummer dress uses black and white panels. A blue rose changeable taffeta dress pairs a plain bodice with a lace bordered sleeve and a lace border edge.
A rambling reprint offers recipes for mint tea, ginger water, lemonade, banana desserts, caserole bananas with jelly, veal with almonds and raisins, and a French fondant. The text mixes cooking instructions with garbled phrases and stray lines from poetry.
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