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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1920

Page

19

Thirteen Birthday Party Turns Chaos at Hale House

Eliot Hale endures a party gone rogue as friends mock his age and mock etiquette until Mike Murphy the furnace man asserts control with a dramatic public reprimand. The lively crowd is left stunned by a dramatic home incident and a broken celebration.

Pete Murphy Elliot Hale Murphy Eliot Hale Judge Langley Dr. Parker Thomas Langley Benjamin Parker Dave Atwoorn Mrs Hale Tom Langley Mike Murphy Benc Bennie Parker Peter

Board on Marital Love Debated By Sewing Circle

Readers discuss whether a board of midlife women should judge young women under 30 in love. Arguments cite wiser perspective versus restricting personal choice and potential harm to marriages, with multiple letters advocating introspection and early marriage as a path to happiness.

Bee W. Bk. B Sewing Circle Hazel

Sweet Potato Puff and Spice Squares from New England Housewives

Recipes from the Sunday Post feature sweet potato puff and spice squares with details by Mrs. Charles Bly and Mrs. Eva D Adams. Also included are panned oysters and clam variations by Mrs. A N Turner with addresses in New Bedford Plymouth and Newton Highlands.

Charles Bly Allen Street New Bedford Eva D. Adams Plymouth N. H A. N. Turner Centre St Newton Highlands

Be Strong Speak Out With Courage in God’s Name

Poetic exhortation urges resilience and action against blame. It calls readers to refuse acquiescence, stand firm, and speak boldly under divine sanction.

G. R. Pearson North Street Salem

Happily Married by Vivian Vane at Thompson Feature Service

In a light domestic farce Jill scrambles through the morning paper while Jack protects his budget. She hunts the ads for shopping leads and hints at a salon bargain, prompting a playful flare of marital banter before he heads to town.

Vivian Vane Thompson Feature Service Jill Jack Reynolds Society Faust White & Brown's

Mt Auburn Cemetery Location Question Answers

A reader asks whether Mt Auburn Cemetery lies within Cambridge city limits. The editor notes most of the cemetery is in Watertown with about 10 percent in Cambridge, according to the superintendent.

Mt. Auburn Cemetery City of Cambridge Watertown

How Canada Got Its Name A Viking Path to the Village

A historical note explains that Canada was named by a misunderstanding with Indigenous peoples. French explorers asked for the land’s name, and natives, thinking they sought the name for the gathered wigwams, replied Canada meaning village. The name stuck as explorers moved inland.

Canada St. Lawrence

Closest Rail Station to Crow's Nest Cape Home

The Jefferson summer home known as Crow's Nest near Cape Cod is nearestly served by Buzzards Bay railroad station as the closest transit point. This information identifies Buzzards Bay as the accessible rail link for visitors traveling to the Crow's Nest property.

Post Crow's Nest Cape Jefferson Summer Home Buzzards Bay

Pronunciation tips and agate explained

The piece explains that luxury is pronounced luk shu ri with emphasis on the first syllable and an i as in hit. It also defines agate as a quartz variety with layered colors formed by silicon solution in rock cavities, noting banded agate arises from impurities and is valued when polished for ornaments or cabinet displays.

Fall of Pemberton Mills at Lawrence on Jan 10 1860

The Pemberton Mills collapsed in Lawrence on January 10, 1860, with about 1000 workers displaced as machinery ran at full head. The city is commonly said to be named for Abbott Lawrence, the first president of the Essex Company.

Pemberton Mills Lawrence Abbott Lawrence Essex Company

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