Work Begun on Delta Pell Fraternity Chapter House
Delta Pell fraternity at Technology begins construction of a brick and artificial stone three story chapter house at the junction of Charles River road and Fowler Street Cambridge near the new Technology buildings. The building, formerly Anthony Hall, follows Georgian design and should be completed by September 1 with tennis and squash courts planned at the rear.
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Delta Pell Fraternity of Technology
Charles River’ Road
Fowler Street
Cambridge
New Air
Anthony Hall
Neighborly Chicken Pie Sparks Yard Feud
Mrs Buskins moves into the Jones house and clashes with Deacon Strange over chickens. Signs on the fence escalate the feud until a daytime fight ends with the deacon slain rooster baked into a pie. The widow hosts a conciliatory dinner, and the deacon, impressed by the meal, suggests letting the fence down.
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Miss Strange
Mrs. Buskins
Forbidden Land
Sweet eyes in England and the promised home
A lyric note speaks of fleeing to England to seek safety and reunion with a beloved home. The speaker longs for a future where the loved one makes past sorrows fade and a secure life in England is finally achieved.
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England
May Now Get New Hospital
City Hall plans an additional building for the City Hospital after objections from the Finance Commission and others were withdrawn. Trustees had sought 297000 dollars for a contagious diseases ward. critics argued private hospital space could be used if needed. An expert advised a separate hospital for contagious cases.
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City Hall
Finance Commission
Allston
Prune Nut Steamed Pudding and Simple Fish Dish
Prune steam cake uses graham flour prunes molasses and spices to yield eight servings. Prune juice thickens the mix while prunes are softened then steamed one and a half hours and served with whipped cream. Also included is a fish bake with potatoes and bacon instructions for Mrs Henry B Robinson and a hamburger skillet broil from Mrs C M Smith.
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Henry B. Robinson
Frederick Street
North Adams
Thomas Finnegan
South St
Randolph
Mass
Hamburg
C. M. Smith
Boston Street
Dorchester
Four Thousand Dollar Settlement For Injured Child
Truth Silver aged five will receive 4000 dollars as compensation after a May 23 1912 accident when a brick fell from a cornice at Chambers and Spring streets fracturing her skull. Property owners Jacob David and Myer Oshry agreed to pay the amount. The child was playing near her father Wolf Silver's bakehouse when the brick struck her head in a windy incident.
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Truth Silver
Chambers and
Spring Street
Wolf Silver
Jacob
David
Myer Oshry
Woman Scalded as Wash Boiler Drops at Home
Mrs. J. O. P. Davis of Beachmont was severely scalded on her feet and ankles after a wash boiler of hot water slipped from her grip while being carried from kitchen to pantry. Her husband assisted at the other end. The injuries occurred yesterday.
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J. O. P. Davis
Wave Avenue
Beachmont
Mayor orders Ward 19 playground site choice delayed
Mayor Fitzgerald leaves explicit directive with Park and Recreation Chair D Henry Sullivan before departing for Central America. The Park Commission will meet the Finance Commission today to discuss designating the Mission Church site for Ward 19 playground. The Mayor says Ward 19 residents should decide the site, noting unanimous ward support for Mission Church and majority favorability.
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D. Henry Sullivan
Park and Recreation Commission
Fitzgerald
Central America
Ward 19
Park Commission
Finance Commission
Sullivan
Back Bay
Park Board
Mission
Will of late William R. Pulley admitted
Judge James H. Flint admits the will of William Richard Pulley of Brookline. Pulley died in March leaving $370 in personal property to his widow who serves as matron at the Brookline almshouse. He was the almshouse warden, not an inmate as once reported.
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James H. Flint
William Richard Pulley
Brookline
Brookline Almshouse
Pulley
Almshouse
Paragraphs on Fads and Fashions Across Millinery and Gowns
Cotton crepe replaces chiffon in millinery while white net with printed batiste inserts outfits afternoon frocks. Beige tussor skirts suit new tennis costumes. tulle winged sleeves enhance evening gowns. Silk crepe sleeves pair with sleeveless bolero. White crash linen coats for girls feature colored ratine collars and cuffs. Flowered foulards crepe de Chine drape skirts with cut-up effects. Wide fringed sashes decorate day and evening wear. Metal woven brocade satins marry with plain satin for evenings. Trimming behind the brim of large hats offers a pleasing back view.
Raiders seize $60,000 in liquor in licensed-less shops
A squad of excise raiders swept through New York's lower east side and seized about $60,000 worth of wines whiskies and other alcoholic beverages from wine shops cellars and restaurants operating without licenses in an afternoon operation.
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New York
Lower East Side
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Dix Street
Boston
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Sterra
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Slater's Shoe Bstore
S&collay Square
Tel
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Stickney & Poor Spice CO
State St
the National Mustard
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NEW England Housewives
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Ideal Wholesale Eee
Mission Church
Will
William R. Pulley
Reduso
Abdominal Band
Mpory
W.B
Weingarten Bros
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