Have Built Our Big Business in Boston Grocery
A Boston grocer touts a long established enterprise offering reliable service and progressive methods. The ad highlights affordable prices aimed at modest budgets and emphasizes a strong, trusted market presence.
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Engagement of Ella Wattles to William Ticknor of Jamaica Plain
Society notes announce the engagement of Miss Ella Wattles to Mr. William D Ticknor of the Ticknor family in Jamaica Plain. News comes from a Canton reception marking her birth anniversary and sisterly relations, with no wedding date yet set. The social round includes Carnot the Vincent Club sale at the Vendome and a debutante tea for Miss Josephine Stevens.
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Married Woman Keeps Faith Amid Gossip in Letter
A reader asks how to handle separation from her husband over rumors. The adviser urges the wife to join her husband if feasible, insisting her duty is by her spouse and to ignore gossip if trust remains.
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the Post Daily
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Lynn to Celebrate French Treaty Anniversary in 1778
Lynn residents of French descent plan a February 6 commemorative banquet marking the 127th anniversary of the 1778 Franco-American treaty. An executive committee including Dr. J. A. Bedard Professor J O D de Bondy Oscar Merkee and Benjamin Bellevue coordinates activities with prominent Franco-Americans slated to speak.
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Mrs. MacLean Granted Decree Nisi in Divorce Case
Jennie S. MacLean was granted a decree nisi after a three day hearing before Judge Harris in a special session. She obtains possession of their infant child following the ruling against Allan B. MacLean.
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The Green Diamond Search in a London Cab Chase
In a 1902 Delhi theft of the Eye of Goona the jewel travels via twelve Tokay bottles. Crook and Merrick pursue Pooley through London streets from Euston to Whitehall, following a cab, aiming to recover the magnum believed to contain the diamond. The chase tightens as they close in on Pooley.
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Pooley's Magnum Tokay Brings Pooley and Visitor to Window
Crook and Merrick observe Pooley meet a visitor in a public house room at a side door. A magnum Tokay bottle is examined, recorked, and sealed with wax. Pooley carries a handbag with the bottle and leaves, prompting pursuit as they follow to another door.
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Miles Avoids Punning In Breezy Washington Exchange
A Washington tale recounts General Miles resisting a pun about his name. A police board visit to Mayor Collins discusses annual expenditures as Chairman Clark notes the city’s underworld submerged. The Mayor quips that gambling houses show no business, prompting Clark to confirm a quiet town.
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Ignorance of Youth Highlighted by Crane Scion Tale
Congressman McCall cites Col lier s Weekly story showing a Massachusetts governor's son failing to name the Governor, revealing youthful forgetfulness. The boy admits knowing his father was governor but thought his father was joking.
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Emmons Moran J B Moran Boxing Banter Meets Court Scenes
Judge Emmons and Attorney John B Moran traded quips during boxing crusade visits to police HQs while Moran represented the Athletic Club. Emmons joked about gloves, Moran pressed, and a sharp banter tone emerged as both men spoke on politics with a veteran newspaper interviewer noting similar minds between Grover Cleveland and Richard Olney on Democratic nominations.
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The Widder Rollins Coffin and a Squire's Bid
Aunt Nance recalls the Widder Rollins and her four late husbands. Squire Adams pursues her, visiting after church and at the post office, and she plots to redirect his interest. On a dreary autumn day he comes to call, intent on proposing when the door opens.
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Squire Flees After Widow Rollins Odd Courtship
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