Society Head Turns Nurse to Aid Wounded Engineer
A bareheaded society leader dined at Sherry's and carried wine to Patrick Milone, an engineer at the Hotel Renaissance, after his legs were crushed in an ash lift. Kneeling beside him she assisted until ambulance arrival, then Dr. J. B. Griffen treated him and he was taken to Flower Hospital where his right leg was amputated below the knee.
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New York
Sherry's
Patrick Milone
Hotel Renaissance
Century Club
J. B. Griffen
Flower Hospital
Milone
Mother Atkinson's Funeral Held at Brookline Home
The funeral for Mrs Mary A Atkinson known as Mother Atkinson who ran a restaurant for 20 years will be at her son Charles F Atkinson's home 148 Fuller Street Brookline tomorrow at 11 30 am The burial will be in the family tomb at Forest Hills cemetery She died suddenly at Bradford on Wednesday
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Mary A. Atkinson
Newspaper Row
Corner Stone Layinged for Congregation Ben Israel of Revere
The corner stone laying of the Congregation Ben Israel of Revere is set for next Sunday. The ceremony marks the opening of a new church building for the community in Revere.
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Congregation Ben Israel of Revere
Headless Lady Photo Trick Turns Real for Miss Belasco
Miss Leona Belasco of 98 Huntington Avenue identified herself after reading The Post yesterday and seeing a photo of a headless lady that resembled her Tremont Street costume. She visited the city editor and wore the pictured outfit, earning a $5 reward.
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School Street
the Post
Leona Belasco
Huntington Avenue
Miss Belasco
Feaire
Tremont Street
Gowing Family Association Holds 21st Reunion
The 21st annual Gowing Family Association reunion was held at Thompson's Grove Silver Lake. Mrs. Louisa Gowing Wilmington and Mrs. Horace E. Eames Reading led the event with Henry G. Gowing and Mrs. William H. Carter Wilmington assisting. Fred Gowing Woburn serves as president and Miss Carrie M. Swain Wilmington as secretary.
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Wilmington
Gowing
Thompson's Grove
Silver Lake
Louisa Gowing
Horace E. Eames
Reading
Henry G. Gowing
William H. Carter
Fred Gowing
Woburn
Carrie M. Swain
Engagement under the apple trees leads to a promised union
Molly and Jack announce their engagement to end a persistent suitor’s pursuit. Jack confesses lifelong love and reveals a plan to marry Molly. Jim Witherby leaves abroad, and Molly agrees to wed Jack, sealing with a kiss as parents celebrate.
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Molly
Jack
Jim
Jim Witherby
Love Advice By Miss Champagne On Age Gaps
A letter from TWENTY-NINE asks if a ten year age gap blocks serious courtship after a brief nine day acquaintance. Miss Champagne notes that a man older by two to ten years can help keep attention and preserve interest, citing poets and sages.
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Miss Champagne
Pickled Peaches Method from Mrs Sullivan
Instructions for pickling peaches with cider vinegar sugar syrup and spices. After skinning and layering fruit with cinnamon and cloves, simmer syrup reheat and fill jars to overflow then seal. Name Mrs Kate Sullivan of Dorchester.
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Kate Sullivan
Adams Street
Dorchester
Eggs Baked in Tomatoes Dish Guide
A simple recipe steps to bake eggs in hollowed tomatoes with salt pepper. Cut tops and scoop centers from large tomatoes. Fill with lightly salted eggs and bake on a greased tin with buttered toast on the side.
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M. F. Kuhn
Sumner Avenue
Springfield
Sea Captain John Hopkins Lifespan of Service and Earthquake Tales
Captain John Hopkins, secretary and treasurer of A. A. M., rests at Volunteer Harbor No 4. Born in Rockland Maine, he began sailing at 12 and served on eastern vessels, later commanding steamships for Portland Bangor and Machias, then with the Savannah line and United Fruit Company. He endured three earthquakes including Callao Peru and Kingston Jamaica, viewing them as minor after countless hurricanes.
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Volunteer Harbor No. 4
John Hopkins
Rockland
Portland
Bangor
Machias
Savannah Line
United Fruit Company
Donnell Steamship Company
New York
Philadelphia
West Indies
Hopkins
Callao
Peru
Churchi Islands
Jamaica
Kingston
Mystery surrounds Diss Debar at New York mystic farm
Police probe the School of the Mahatmas at 32 East Thirty-third Street as Mme. Anna O'Delia Diss Debar and the man calling himself David Livingston Mackay vanish. Miss Lillian Hobart French says she financed the school and saw wiring at her former residence while describing their meeting at Carnegie Hall and plans for a Bahai Society on a Nyack farm.
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New York
East Thirty-third Street
Mme
Anna O'Delia
Debar
David
David Livingston Mackay
Detroit
Mutual Bank
Broadway
Diss Debar
West Thirty-third Street
Optimist Club
Billy’’ Robinson
F. Augustus Heinze
Robinson
Mackay
Nyack
N. Y
Bahai Society
Miss French
Veedya
Boston Public Schools Reopen On September 8
All Boston public schools will reopen on Wednesday September 8 with expected record student attendance. The Boston Latin School will test applicants in Warren Avenue at 9 oclock, using an exam comparable to seventh grade standards in English geography and arithmetic. On September 8 and 9 high school applicants will also be examined, including grammar composition history and civil government.
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Boston
Boston Latin School
Warren Avenue
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G. Long
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Atkinson
Scientific Sam
E. Burton Johnson
Expressmans
Sam
Thick Fost
The
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Louise Brown
Gould Street
Wakefield
Laconia
Boston Post
Mary Tildsley
Gold Street
South
A. C. Roberts
Falcon Street
East
Mildred Champagne
New England
PRP
H. Magrane
Pres
James A. Houston
P. B. Magrane
Treas
Lillian Hobart French
the Mahatmas
Mme. Diss Debar
Drake & Hersey Co
Canal St
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