Peggy in the Low-Backed Car Hymn
A lyric tale of Peggy driving a low-backed car on market day and through springtime. The narrator admires her beauty and affection, comparing her to poultry and flowers, while dreaming of marriage with Father Mahar officiating. The refrain notes the car and Peggy outshining other suitors.
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A Woman's Way Meets Hard Truth and Healing Love
Letty travels from Boone to Albion to find Dan Johnson, only to learn he has moved on. After he confesses pride and neglect, Letty tends Dan's ill mother, earning his remorse and heart. Her steadfast care proves stronger than status, and Dan admits true love through hardship.
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Oberlin Lodge 28 to Host Ladies Night in Hall
Oberlin Lodge 28 I O O F plans a ladies night at Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday evening with the grand master and suite in attendance. The event highlights the fraternal organization’s social program and community presence.
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Boston Religious Papers Series Opens In The Post
The Post begins a series on Boston religious journals that have shaped the city’s literary prestige. The articles praise their influence and promise further installments on successive Mondays.
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Churches of Greater Boston Chronicle Highlights Congregationalist Legacy
The 60 page Congr egationalist and Christian World summarizes its long history from 1816 origins to a 24 000 weekly circulation. It notes editors including Rev A E Dunning and G Walter Fiske with sections like The Firelight Club and The Children's Page. The article recalls early progress and women co editors and reports on church outreach and events across Boston.
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Luther H. Cary
Howard A. Bridgman
I. O. Rankin
G. J. Anderson
Annie L. Buckley
Florence S. Fuller
Best Recipes From New England Housewives
Community cookbook items feature several New England home cooks with different dishes. Oysters on toast baked to plump edges from Brookton adds seafood flair while Boston and Somerville residents share stuffed peppers celery apple filling and a hearty meat stew with pork crust.
Chromatic laugh taught to London children
London hears a reform to teach a chromatic laugh. Dr W H Cummings of the Guild Hall School of Music advocates systematic vocal training to make Londoners speak musically and laugh in a controlled chromatic tone.
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East Boston Catholic Literary Show Promises Grand Minstrel Night
The East Boston Catholic Literary Association presents its annual minstrel and entertainment in Fitton Hall London Street on April 27 and 28. A chorus of 89 voices joins about 30 Noddle Island young ladies led by Miss Mollie Hamilton and Miss Elizabeth Yeley. The second half features burlesques of Gibson girl merry widows and parasol maids. End figures include Misses May and Belle Roach and May Carrol.
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Blanche Rice Boston Girl Appears at Keith's This Week
Miss Blanche Rice a Boston girl famed on vaudeville returns to Keith's this week in Lee Walter's sketch 10 A M She has headlined as support for top stars and begins her first Boston bow on the vaudeville stage Mr Waller author and star of 10 A M endorses her selection as proof of his good judgment
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Hobson Named Democratic Presidential Nominee Candidate
Congressmen Richmond Pearson Hobson of Alabama announces intention to seek the Democratic presidential nomination in 1912. The assertion comes from his Alabama political manager L. B. Musgrove in Birmingham on April 19.
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Auto Parties At Christening Of Mullaney Boy
Automobiles played a prominent part in the christening of Charles Francis Mullaney the 12 pound son of Mr and Mrs William J Mullaney at Dorchester yesterday About 50 friends arrived from Providence Hartford Cambridge Everett and other points in automobile parties to felicitate the couple and vie for the honor of conveying the infant to church An Easter decorated home hosted the celebration after the ceremony
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Twins With Woman Nabbed In Store Theft
New York April 19 Bella Weiss wife of a tailor at 406 East Fifty first street was arrested after noon for stealing 18 dollars worth of goods from a Sixth avenue store. Her four year old twins a boy and a girl accompanied her.
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