Newton carpenter turns garage into family home
Simon Barkhouse of Newton Lower Falls built a two car garage on Kenyon street and moved his family there when rent and housing costs rose. He added a small kitchen and bunks, then transformed the structure into a modern two and a half story house due to be completed in October. The Barkhouses plan a house warming on their 32nd wedding anniversary to celebrate their perseverance.
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West Newton
Simon Barkhouse
Newton
Newton Lower Falls
Sudden death thwarts New York police capture
John Cippipelli known as Ponzi, 37, collapsing in a Boston hospital just as he faced arrest on a double murder charge by Detective Salvatore Innella. Police had tailed him since June 11, with Innella determined to confirm the suspect’s identity before closure.
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New York
John Cippipelli
Ponzi
Boston
Salvatore Innella
Cippipelli
Innella
Fiaschetti
Oak and
James Streets
Ralph Lahore
62D Street
Brooklyn
Michael Lahore
Cherry Street
Manhattan
John Cippipelli Dies of Heart Disease at City Hospital
John Cippipelli died yesterday at City Hospital from heart disease. The early obituary notes his passing and his death location, with no additional details provided in the readable text.
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John Cippipelli
City Hospital
Boy Burned as Wine Explodes in Lawrence
James Grace a 12 year old of 5 Shattuck street suffered severe burns when a bottle of checkerberry wine exploded after he touched a match to it. He was rushed to Lawrence General Hospital in critical condition with burns to the abdomen hands and face. Deputy Chief McPhee confirmed the cause was old wine not gasoline.
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Lawrence
James Grace
Shattuck Street
Lawrence General Hospital
Bateman
South Broadway
James
McPhee
Two Men Buried Alive in Portland Cave Collapse
William Summer and Harry Owen were buried in a cave while excavating for the Foundation Company in Portland. They were partly suffocated and rescued by coworkers who rushed them to Maine General Hospital.
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Portland
William Summer
Harry Owen
Foundation Company
Maine General Hospital
Petalled organdie flowers on crisp scalloped skirts
Large blossoms of organdie decorate the skirts of organdie frocks, creating a vivid floral motif against the fabric. The text highlights the dramatic display of oversized petals on women’s daytime attire.
I Hear Autumn Coming and the Fall Shrine of Fashion
Miss Youngset travels to the Fall Shrine of Fashion where the silhouette shifts to long trailing gowns. Draperies evoke ancient Greece as garments emphasize poetry of motion. Paris dispatches and New York reports confirm a straight wrap silhouette fastened at the side with an ornament.
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Greece
Paris
New York
Miss YoungSet
Personal shopping offer for late vacation or school wear
A message invites readers to express clothing needs for upcoming travel or school. It promises selection with the latest look and mother approved items. Readers are asked to call Beach 4000 or write for personalized shopping.
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Beach 4000
New Deltor Patterns for Early Fall Dressmaking
AY promotes saving on materials and easy sewing with the New Deltor patterns. It promises clear directions for achieving a distinctive French effect and encourages starting wardrobe projects now on Winter Street First Floor.
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Winter Street
Handkerchiefs and hems offered on Tremont Street
A catalog-style note offers pure linen handkerchiefs with sixteenth-inch hems suitable for edging or spoke hemstitching. A separate line markets linen handkerchiefs with quarter-inch hems at 28e cents each. Tremont Street First Floor.
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Tremont Street
New Frocks Show 1922 Mode With Russian Flair
Fashion notes present two gowns. Margaretta wears a black frock with a braided belt and metal clasp priced 59.50. Eileen models a navy blue gown priced 58.00 featuring a wide Venise lace collar and Grecian drapery.
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Margaretta
Eileen
Opening season showcase for French handmade buckles
A stylish debut features exclusive French handmade buckles displayed to mark a season turn brilliant. The event highlights craftsmanship and elegant design for fashion enthusiasts and collectors.
Millinery Mysteries reveal new hat fashions
Very day secrets spill about autumn hats in black and nut brown tones. Alluring brims and velvet folds show milliner artistry with duvetyne velvet Lyons silk options. Metal trimmings sharpen the smart look. Prices ranged 4.95 to 7.50 for late vacation to early fall wear at Temple Place Second Floor.
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Temple Place
Knickers Fashion Advice Amid Fall Wardrobe Choices
The piece suggests practical clothing like corduroys and tweeds for an impending fall season. It emphasizes sturdy, sensible options and playfully notes the humorous notion of people delaying vacations and still needing dependable garments.
Glimpses of the Moon and other new works praised
The piece lists Edith Wharton's The Glimpses of the Moon and Mary Roberts Rinehart's The Breaking Point with high praise and price notes. It also promotes The Sheik in a popular edition at 75e and extols Wayne knit cotton hosiery for outdoor wear and fashionable stockings.
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Edith Wharton
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Wayne
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Eli
Etna Bargain Basement
Autumn
Paul Jones
Misses’ Garment Store
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Shepard
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YoungSet
Winter Sreet
the Shepard Stores
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