Discovering the Outlet in a Mist Shrouded Lake
In a fogbound expedition, the narrator and Del finally locate an outlet they believe is the Shelburne river, only to realize the stream flows backward. Rival paddlers close in, shots fly, and misdirection leads to jeers before a rainstorm ends the tense chase and returns them to camp where Eddie comforts the narrator with tea, toast, and song.
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Eddie
Del
Shelburne
Shelburne River
Irving Lake
Silefce
Woman artist role equal to men in art world says advocate
A speaker argues that women can retain personality in marriage and should pursue art for intrinsic value not financial gain. She warns against mercenary aims, notes talent varies, and stresses that many women develop into prominent artists later in life, with art offering equal chances to success for American girls and women.
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Evermore
Women artists rise to fame in art world says Mrs. Mottet
Provincetown August 24 Mrs Henry Mottet urged that women painters etchers and sculptors have earned equal status with men and are ready to take their place on art pedestals.
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Provincetown
Henry Mottet
Artist Mrs. Mottet Defends Women Painters in 1919 Colony
Mrs. Mottet president of the National Association of Women Painters and Sculptors argues that women can be as successful as men in art. She cites 3860 exhibiting women, notes education paths for girls, and urges Americans to patronize American art while European training becomes less essential. She also dismisses marriage as hindering female success and cites Mrs. Herter as an example.
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Mist Infantry
Boston
76Th New England National Army Division
Thompkins
Harold Seidenberg
Old South Build
Henry Mottet
Provincetown
National Association OF Women Painters and Sculptors
Europe
America
Albert Herter
Bishop Lawrence to Speak at St Stephen's Lynn Anniversary
Bishop Lawrence will address the 75th anniversary of St Stephen's Episcopal Church in Lynn on Sept 21. He plans to return from Bar Harbor after Labor Day. He may attend the Cathedral Church of St Paul corner stone centennial on Sept 4. Dean Rousmaniere announced a simple 10th anniversary with noonday service and two sermons.
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Lawrence
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Lynn
Bar Harbor
Cathedral Church of St. Paul
Dean Rousmaniere
Charlestown Youth Drowns While Canoeing at Cochituate
Daniel A. Creedon of 42 Pleasant Street Charlestown, 20, drowned in Dudley's Pond Cochituate while canoeing. Capsized 50 feet from shore. Stephen Barrett of Charlestown recovered the body about 10 minutes later. Creedon served in the aviation force at the Charlestown navy yard and is survived by his parents and several siblings.
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Natice
Daniel A. Creedon
Pleasant Street
Charlestown
Dudley’s Pond
Cochituate
Stephen Barrett
Wayland
Creedon
Bunker Hill
Petition to Examine State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Boston attorney Joseph Bearak plans to file a petition with the Governor and council to investigate the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration. He cites internal dissension and argues the board has lost its arbitration standing, suggesting action before the December consolidation into the Board of Labor and Industries.
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State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Joseph Bearak
Boston
Henry Bundicott
Public Safety Board
Bearak
Charles G. Wood
Wood
Lawrence
J. Walter Mullen
Labor Intersts
Willard Howland
Chelsea
Bernard F. Supple
Mr. Howland
Board of Labor and Industries
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Herbert L. Baldwin
Bishop
Public LeDger CO
Luke
Rou
U. S. Army
Office of Quartermaster General
Manhattan Opera House
New York City
Wilmerding, Morris & Mitchell
Bobinette
Cotton Cloth
Drill
Duck
Jeans
Chambray
Denim
Osnaburg
Sateen
Silesia
Twill
Marquisette
Terry Cloth
Eighth Ave
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