Winter wanderings and street scene mishaps reported
The Observant Citizen notes Dana Estes traveling in Albania and Mrs. Chaloner visiting Ludlow while her husband exhibits in Treme. It recalls returning holiday crowds, a wind gust lifting a passerby's skirts near Old Boreas, and local incidents with children on tracks. It also mentions Manchester lighting arches, lectures by Fannie Leavitt, artist Wasson at Ocean View, and a new Union Pacific steel car design.
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Dana Estes
Albania
Jean Bond Chaloner
Ludlow
Appalachian Mountain Club
Treme
Old Boreas
Wind
Broadway Extension
Albany Street
Fannie E. Leavitt
Malden
New England
tt + TV
George S. Wasson
Ocean View
Norfolk
Bay
Union Pacific Railroad
Miller Tells Convention of Mass Liquor Situation
William A. Miller of Boston addressed the 11th annual National Liquor League convention in Washington at which delegates from across the country attended. He praised Massachusetts for fewer convictions among liquor dealers despite law and order espionage and internal dissensions aiding anti saloon efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
National Liquor League of the United States
William A. Miller
Boston
Massachusetts Wine and Spirit Dealers’ Association
National Wholesales Association
Miller
Massachusetts
Law and Order
Anti-Saloon League
Christmas Market Opens at Tremont Temple by Womens Auxiliary
Lorimer Hall hosts the Christmas Market of the Women's Auxiliary of the New England Baptist Hospital. A festive opening features a flower booth led by Mrs. E H Haskell and assistants, tea service in the Japanese room, Lotus Quartet music, an Indian club drill by Winthrop High School girls, and multiple themed tables. Children’s day is announced with officers listed.
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Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
New England Baptist Hospital
E. H. Haskell
Christine England
John H. Sanborn
Nathaniel Thayer
George A. Hibbard
A. Z. Conrad
Lotus Quartet
Winthrop High School
Carrie L. Dupree
D. E. Bennison
C. P. Hall
Edward Haskell
W. G. Burbeck
W. F. Ingrame
BE Ll. Rhodes
Tremont Temple Society
J. W. Swift
S. H. Walch
T. A. Perkins
Gladys Ll. Raza
F. P. Philbrook
F. W. Welch
William Colton
Margaret T. Blanchard
Colonel E. H. Haskell
Fleisher Yarns Endure Wear and Wash Tests in Garments
The Fleisher Yarns promise superior garments with shapelier form and even stitches that resist wear and washing. They offer more yards per pound and bear the Fleisher trade mark as a pledge of quality across varieties like Germantown Zephyr Worsted and Shetland floss. Demand the mark at your local store or ask your dealer to stock them.
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Saxony
Germantown
Woman's Outing Coat From Fleisher Worsted Guide
Advertisement for Fleisher's Knitting Worsted yarn five hanks required. Describes a snug fitting coat with freedom of movement. Promotes Fleisher's Knitting and Crocheting Manual with full directions and photographic illustrations.
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Fleisher
The Prodigal Returns to Love and Home
Eloise leaves her dream of fame for hardship then returns to her rural home. In tears she reunites with her father and mother, faces neighbors’ judgment, and finds lasting happiness with Paul Carcy as his warm embrace ends years of struggle.
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Express
Paul Darcy
Eloise
Paul Carcy
Egg Courtland Mince and Cream Sauce with Poached Eggs
A recipe for Egg Courtland Mince with cream sauce and poached eggs served over toast and garnished with parsley and green peas. Includes maker M. E. Palmer of Hyde Park and a second recipe mixing hominy cornmeal eggs and baking powder by Martha R. Kiessling of Roslindale with instructions and ingredients.
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M. E. Palmer
Greenwood Avenue
Hyde Park
Martha R. Kiessling
Washington Street
Roslindale
Chef Albert C Engler 41 Years A Swiss Born Revere House Chef
Albert C Engler born in Switzerland 41 years ago is a chef at the Revere House. His career includes stints at the Union Club New York the Rail road Club Maguin's restaurant Barret Club and many Boston hotels. He favors lamb cutlets Henry IV style and has cooked at the Puritan Club Boston Brae Burn and Automo bile clubs.
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Albert C. Engler
Revere House
Switzerland
St. Gall
Paris
Violet
United States
St. Denis
New York
America
Montreal
Can
Cleveland
Ohio
Union Club
Elkhorn Valley House
Omaha
Neb
Black Bear
Denver
Col
Bellevue
Santa Fe
N. M
Railroad Club
Maguin’s
Brunswick
Victoria
Puritan Club
Boston
Brae Burn
Automobile Clubs
Maplewood Inn
White Mountains
Palm Beach
Fla
Fashion Notes: Accessories and Colors Dominate Paris Styles
New veils and Turkish and faille fabrics lead street costumes while bold colors replace white for dancing frocks. Hats range from roomy turbans to the Merry Widow, with Cossack caps popular as a turban shape. Velvet belts and fur discs replace ribbon ties on bonnet wraps as fur and satin trims ornament garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Directoire
Paris
Mason Sentenced to Year in House of Correction
Worcester reports Harry Mason of 26 Coral Street was sentenced to one year in the House of Correction after being held on an illegal registration charge following his arrest last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Harry C. Mason
Coral Street
House of Correction
Beauty Advice for Complexion Care in Upper Social Circles
A popular toilet preparation praised for preserving complexions is described. It combines Sartain dissolved in hot water with Rose Water and Cologne Spirits, strained into a bottle. Applied regularly, it is said to produce a lasting rosy glow after a few uses.
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Tremont Street
Manchester
N. H
Reed
Alonzo Elliott
Board of Trade
Newton
Forestry Department
George F. Lowell
Newton Equal Suffrage League
Harvard Travelers’ Club
Charles Ei. Fay
Fay
Nonantum Lodge
Allston
Collett
Everett R. Kelley
Hazard Stevens
Ways and Means Committee
Xmas Market
Tremont
Zephyr
Dresden
the Post
The
Sunday Post
Prodigal
C. Myra Steele
Fairmount Street
Nashua, N. H
Egg Courtland
Boubie
England
Ove
Kashgar
Donrs
Mary
Mildred Champagne
Miss Champagne
H. E
U. SA
Over Wood
Watford & Co
Revere
Back Bay
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