New England Notes On Diplomacy And Local Items
A collage of correspondence and chatter features a Somerville mayor's prized letter from Tokio seeking Somerville drainage details, city reports shared with the Oriental city, and gossip on Nova Scotia reciprocity views. Also covered are a playful police-slip incident, civic dinners, a Y M C A speech predicting prohibition, sleigh rides on Palm Sunday, spelling classroom humor, and notes on a Chelsea federal building project alongside several home-made recipes by Mrs. Barry, Mrs. Belt Roberts, Mrs. E. Rice, and Mrs. C. A. Brown.
Mildred Champagne Talks On Love And Sentiment
A reader signs as A Rantoul and addresses Mildred Champagne about romance and marriage men and women. argues luxury fuels selfishness and prompts discussion on deception in affections. The piece contrasts single and married life costs and societal expectations amid criticisms of insincerity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Champagne
Jater
Little Known Facts About Well Known Persons
Profiles of notable figures including Joseph Pulitzer major general David M Gregg ex governor Samuel Pennypacker Lotta Crabtree Ellis Parker Butler and Dr William Osborne Mdowell. Each entry notes their roles achievements and a personal detail or age some with wartime service or career highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pulitzer
David M. Gregg
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
War Songs by National Leader at Soldiers Home
Mrs. Belle C Harris national president of the Woman's Relief Corps visited the Soldiers Home in Chelsea and sang war songs in every ward for the veterans. Accompanied by Mrs Lane Stewart Wadsworth she opened chapel services and then moved through wards singing Some Day in each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle C. Uarris
Woman’s Relief Corps
Soldiers’ Home
Chelsea
Flarris
Lane Stewart Wadsworth
Ladies’ Aid Association
Harris
W. F. Buffeault
Universalist Church
Lynn
Charles IT. Parker
A. EB. Martin
Reading
Frieda Wovelox Discharged From Factory Romance
Frieda, a refined young woman hidden among factory workers, endures long shifts marking leather for shoes. Charles Denman, visiting on his factory tour, recognizes her distress and then dismisses her, inviting her to join him outside to begin a new life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Wovelox
Frieda
Charles Denman
Dad
Trousseau
No foul play in Danvers man death
Harry Vickery of Danvers was found dead with cuts near the forest street car barn. Medical Examiner Horace K. Foster ruled there was no foul play after an autopsy conducted this afternoon.
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Salem
Harry Vickery
Danvers
Forest Street
Horace K. Foster
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burns
Somerville
N. Zouki
Tokio
Japan
Oriental City
M. M. Lomasney
Nova Scotia
United States
J. FF. Ellis
Halifax
N. S
Bellevue
Legislative House of
Ellis
Maritime Provinces
H. Clifford Holder
London
Parker House
Seollay Square
Real Estate Exchange
Fitzgerald
Daly
Everett
Ernest Tiffany
New York
Tremont Temple
Boston
Giuseppe
Giusenne
Federal
Thomas Appleton
Washington
Laura Barry
Norfolk
Mass
Belt
Roberts
Elm. Street
North Woburn
E.rice
Garden Street
Concord
N. H
C. A. Brown
New Gloucester
Champagne
Harry Castlemon
Frank Nelson
Mississippi
Charles Austin Fosdick
Westfield
N. Y
Lotta Crabtree
Lotta
California
New York City
Ellis Parker Butler
Wall Paper News
William Osborne M’dowell
New Jersey
Organization of Societies For the Advancement of
New England
Sunday Post
Laura A. Doherty
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Roxbury
the Post
The
Orden
Borden
Borden's Condensed Milk Co
Geo. Win. Bentley Co
Rough
Joc
Milan
Srk Cea As
Royal Axminster
Brussels
J. B
Hamburg
Tae
Gloria
Wenzen
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