Rockefeller millions on how to right the world
Readers propose bold plans for Rockefeller millions including education expansion and universal schooling. A dozen voices urge social reform schemes from mass higher education to a nationwide industrial army and credit system, with homes for soldiers and orphans, and a shift to generous yet self supporting housing.
Deviled Tomatoes and Stuffed Eggs from New England Housewives
Recipes list steps for Deviled Tomatoes with butter and vinegar dressing, eggs and spice, then a broiled preparation. Also included are Stuffed Eggs on Fried Bread with mashed yolk filling, cream sauce, and optional sardine or salmon. Scrambled Tomatoes finalizes with eggs stirred into tomato mix. Attributions to Mrs H W Fennell of East Boston and Mrs Kate Simonds of Cambridge.
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Puritans Seek New Home After Virginia Company Decline
The Virginia Company failed to establish a Maine colony and New England emerged as a defined region. Puritans and Separatists faced church tensions in England, driving migration plans to found settlements where they could practice faith freely.
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Muriel Changes Policy On Customer Letters At Office
Muriel, left in charge during Mr Jarrett's vacation, stops softening customer letters and tells customers outright they erred in measurements. A mail order client later confronts Mr Barton over a rude reprimand, prompting Muriel to reconsider. Melissa notes Jarrett's letters are safer.
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New Wireless Models Feature Wrinkled Front and Shirred Hip
A description notes several new wireless models with a wrinkled front and shirrings drawn into the hip seam. The text highlights fabric texture and fit details without listing additional specifications.
New Boston Dance Debuts For Long Skirts This Winter
Professor O F C Heinemann announces a new 3-4 time dance to suit long clinging skirts in Boston. The mode features modern steps and balancing with Jazz reportedly out. The upcoming dance name will be revealed today alongside plans for a favored winter waltz and modified tango fox trot.
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Dodge Estate Valued at 36.9 Million in Probate
Detroit August 28 inventory of the late John F. Dodge estate filed in Probate Court shows a total value of 36,892,558.41. Cash on deposit amounts to 1,049,228.68 with additional cash of 1,124 elsewhere. He owned 50,000 shares in Dodge Brothers Motor Company valued at 23,018,750 and left 9,300,000 in bonds plus other assets including stock and city and Liberty bonds. Personal belongings include fur coats and a large wardrobe. Mrs Mathilda A. Dodge and Howard B. Bloomer are administrators. appraisers were named by Probate Judge Durfee.
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Police Women to Receive Full Military Training in Capital
Washington August 28 United News reports the police force including women will get full military style training. Superintendent Daniel Sullivan says precinct captains have been informed. Major Henry Pratt, a war veteran, will lead the program with machine riot gun squads organized under his supervision.
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Star witness fails to appear in Bergen case
Edgewater New Jersey August 8. Helen Thornton an actress described as the mysterious blonde sought by Prosecutor A A Hart for questioning in the killing of John Bergen in the home of George Cline location finder failed to appear at the prosecutor's office tonight. Hart said Thornton was present at the Cline house the night of the shooting and her testimony would be highly important.
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Rain Postpones Camp Devens Review to Today
Rain disrupted the Citizens' Military Training Camp at Camp Devens. Lieutenant-Governor Alvan T. Fuller will review the units tomorrow afternoon, then camp breaking preparations start Thursday. Major-General Clarence R. Edwards is expected at the final review.
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King of Siam wed cousin in Bangkok ceremony
Maha Majiravudh king of Siam and his cousin Princess Laskhi Lavan were married in Bangkok with the 42 year old monarch, son of King Chulalongkorn, finally tying the knot after years of rumored matches and royal betrothals. The wedding follows past claims of multiple royal brides and a renounced harem. The marriage completes a long-awaited royal match.
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Post Cane Holder Years Older Than He Thought
Jeremiah Dwyer, holder of the Post cane as Webster's oldest man, marked what he believed to be his 88th birthday last July. Seeking certainty about his age, he decided to confirm the definite information during the July celebration.
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