Lodgings and Meals Provided to Men in March
The monthly welfare report shows 4947 men given lodging and 10130 meals at Wayfarer's Lodge Hawkins Street during March. This far surpasses March 1921 figures when 1382 were provided lodging and meals, with an average of 60 men served daily.
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Monthly Report of Overseers of Public Welfare
Wayfarer’s Lodge
Hawkins Street
Through the Dragon Glass by A Merrill in Boston Sunday Post Magazine
A mysterious yarn plunges readers into a tale of mystery and thrills. The setting and plot unfold in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine with suspenseful twists and a bold protagonist.
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A. Merrill
Boston Sunday Post
Son States His Mother Was Guilty
In Brooklyn Supreme Court an undefended divorce suit featured Charles J. Cornell against his wife Anna W. Cornell. The couple married in 1892 and have eight children. The mother allegedly had relations with farm manager Herbert Johnson. Arthur Cornell testified his mother left Brooklyn in 1921 for the Woodstock farm she owned, later marrying the farmhand. The judge called the tale the most unnatural he had heard.
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Charles J. Cornell
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East Twenty- Eighth Street
Anna W. Cornell
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Cornells
Nesta
Charlea Jr
Avis
Johnson
Arthur Cornell
Cornell
John
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