Unalterable decision tests love at Riverside
In a Lowell tale, Harry Denning pleads to marry Anita while his Uncle Robert Denning refuses, citing a 21 year old broken engagement with Anita’s mother. Anita learns the hidden past and the Riverside doors seemingly close. the firm’s elder partner contemplates romance and memory in a suburban setting.
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Harry
Robert
Riverside
Anita
Robert Denning
Anita Howarth
Madeline Leeds
Harold
Mamma
Reunion Sparks a Second Chance for Lost Lovers
Mrs. Joshua Brown visits to see Anita, confronting the past as Madeline and Robert Denning confront long-buried feelings. A revelation about Anita’s sister and a hurried moment lead to renewed love, with Madeline torn between old wounds and a hopeful future. Harry, surprised by the turn of events, exits to give them time.
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Madeline
Anita
Harry
Robert Denning
Mildred Champagne Talks On Love and Sentiment
Dear Miss Champagne offers dating and marriage etiquette with advice on letter writing and spouses sharing chores. The guidance emphasizes patience in correspondence, partnership in marriage, and cooperation in daily tasks, noting a husband’s duty to support a wife when she is ill.
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Miss Champagne
M. P
James Boys
Dr. Slicer to Speak at Old South Meeting House Service
Dr. Thomas R. Slicer of All Saints' Church New York will speak at a special summer service held at the Old South Meeting House next Sunday afternoon at 4 oclock.
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Thomas R. Slicer
All Saints’ Church
New York
Old South Meeting House
Favors McCall for Governor Letter to the Editor
A Boston reader argues for Democrats and liberal Republicans to unite behind McCall for governor. He contends tariffs hurt workers, cite England beer prices, and rouse opposition to current tariff policy, urging change and referencing Lodge’s return.
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Post
McCall
Eskimo Mene Wallace Impresses British Officers in Newfoundland
Mene Wallace, an Eskimo who spent 11 years in the United States, returns to Greenland aboard the Jeanie and draws attention in St John’s saloon. A British officer, misidentifying him as a Jap, marvels at his dress and English, noting a Church of England mission shaping native refinement and asking for a report to the Admiralty.
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ST. John's
N. F
Mene Wallace
United States
Greenland
Jeanie
New York
Church of England
Admiralty
Foreign Office
Society at Miss Grants Recital Draws Beverly Summer Crowd
Miss Amy Grant of New York performed Pellease and Melisande with music at a north shore recital in Beverly. The event drew a large summer colony audience including Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, Mrs. James Means, Mrs. Alfred Tucker, Fanny M. Faulkner, Mrs. Hugh Catherwood, Mrs. W. H. Moore, Mrs. Walter B. Denegre, Mrs. Eben D. Jordan, Mrs. C. H. Clark, Mrs. Henry E. Russell, Mrs. G. L. Lawrence, Mrs. Hall McAllister, and Mrs. Amory Bluliot.
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Beverly
Amy Grant
New York
North Shore
Nicholas Longworth
James Means
Alfred Tucker
Fanny M. Faulkner
Hugh Catherwood
W. H. Moore
Walter BD. Denegre
Eben D. Jordan
C. H. Clark
Henry E. Russell
G. L. Lawrence
Hall McAllister
Amory
Bluliot
Recipes from New England Housewives Featured in Sunday Post
Readable recipe snippets list bread making with yeast and graham flour plus several pickling and fruit preserving methods. Includes attributions to Mrs F B Flinn and Mrs Laura Humphrey with addresses and ingredient details.
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New England
Sunday Post
F. B. Flinn
Lafayette Street
St. Johnsbury, Vt
Dear Miss Champagne Admonishes Girls to Seek Social Change
A columnist advises a young woman to alter her social scene if cordiality yields no admirer. She suggests summer resorts to meet desirable people and notes some girls fail to invite suitable callers, hindering intimate acquaintances.
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Miss Champagne
E. M
Will Deport Girl David Kovatz From Ellis Island
On the Red Star liner Kroonland an immigrant listed as David Kovatz, 18% years old and Russian, was found to be a woman after inspectors questioned her. She had worn male clothing to gain entry and will be deported as likely to become a public charge.
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New York
Red Star
Kroonland
David Kovatz
Ellis Island
David
Kovatz
Cat Carried Off by Eagle Returns to Landlock Mine
At Landlock Oregon a bald eagle snatched An gora the Standard Copper Company's cat from a rocky pinnacle 2220 feet above sea level. The mine foreman witnessed the abduction. After three days in bunkhouse talk the cat returned by telephone two miles away. Mme Grimalkin was disheveled with bare patches on her skin.
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Landlock, Ore
Angora
Standard Copper Company
Landlock
Mie
Mme. Grimalkin
Oklahoma Capitalist Seeks Five Years In Indian Caves
G W Limerick theosophist and Oklahoma City capitalist recently divorced plans to dispose of all possessions and join Simla India college of occult science. He will study five years in underground cave solitude with adepts guiding toward the unknowable.
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Guthrie
Okla
G. W. Limerick
Oklahoma City
College of Occult Science
Simla
India
Haunted Vein Rescue at Maitland Mine Ends Tonight
In Maitland New South Wales a miner Chessman discovers a supposed entombed voice in a vein of solid iron ore. Foreman Goudhy doubts the claim until a heavy ore wall and a breaking rescue reveal a human groan. A dramatic chase and eruption of ore lead to a daytime rescue, with more to come Sunday.
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Maitland
New South Wales
Chessman
Foreman Goudhy
Big Tom Chessman
Mark Gouchy
Tom
Goudhy
Tim Joomed
Neil Maxam
Sunday Post
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