Escaped Juror Still Missing in Hyde Swope Case
Kansas City December 12 The jury hearing B Clarke Hyde for the Swope murder was not dismissed though juror Hardy Waldron remains missing. Judge Porter Field keeps 11 jurors for another week hoping Waldron is found and fit to resume duty. A witness sighted Waldron yesterday in a pasture near the Waldron residence. she described him as demented.
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Kansas City
B. Clarke Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Hardy Waldron
Porter Field
Waldron
Reidy Werby
Sewing Circle Advice for New England Homemakers
The Sewing Circle in the Boston Daily and Sunday Post invites home makers to discuss household matters. Topics include domestic perplexities, family management, baby care, economy, flowers, and gardening. Correspondents may use noms de plume and should write on one side of the paper.
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Sewing Circle
Boston Daily and
Sunday Post
New England
Boston Post
Packers Trial Jury Adjourned for Venire Shortage
Chicago December 12 The trial of ten Chicago meat packers indicted under the Sherman act was adjourned due to a lack of veniremen with fifty more expected tomorrow Seven jurors are seated as the panel waits for additional rounds of prospective jurors The text also advertises a four color page in next Sundays Post highlighting a hymn.
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Chicago
The Return of Robin at Lewiston Farmhouse
Inez and Madge find shelter with a lonely old farmer after a roadside breakdown. The tale traces the twins, Robin and the father, through years of separation, a lost son returning to care for his ailing mother, and a hopeful reunion sparked by Madge’s plea.
Sensible Husband Advises Wearing Deceased Wife’s Clothes
A letter counsels a husband to urge his wife to wear his late wife’s dresses and shoes as a compliment and suggests her going barefoot in spring and summer to save money and benefit health. The writer, COMMON SENSED, invites men to seek circle advice for comfort and sympathy.
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A. W
Advice to Stay With Husband Over Family Ties
A letter offers guidance urging the reader to obey her husband and cut ties with her family. It emphasizes biblical phrasing about leaving mother and cleaving to the spouse, warns of unhappiness if she defies him, and expresses sympathy for the reader and her mother while urging acceptance of the husband’s approach. One Who Cares signs off.
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Mother
Propriety and Modern Courtship Reflections
A reader voices a preference for proper conduct in romance, favoring hats and respectful gestures over hand kissing. They question the fading of old customs and express desire for modern manners from a suitable partner.
Theodore Thomas Orchestra Delights Boston in Stock Conductorship
The Theodore Thomas Orchestra, led by Frederick Stock, thrilled a Boston Symphony Hall audience after 18 years since Thomas last conducted in the city. Stock, long associated with the ensemble, earned praise for orchestra tone and his accompaniment to Spaulding’s demanding memory concerto. The performance showcased strong strings and horns, with Spaulding advancing notably. hopes rise for another Boston visit within the next 13 years.
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Theodore Thomas
Boston
Symphony Hall
Frederick Stock
Thomas
Stock
Tympani
Spaulding
Mr. Spaulding
Simple Delatone Hair Removal Method Promoted
A paste of ordinary powdered delatone and water is applied to facial neck or arm hair. After two or three minutes rubbed off then washed to remove all hair. Druggists charge a dollar for a one ounce package. the product is claimed painless harmless and often needs no second application.
Girl of Today Phrase Sparks Debate on Modern Romance
A line about a “modern way on my lips and not in that good old-fashioned way” reflects a cultural debate on contemporary romance and dating norms. The quip highlights shifting attitudes toward affection and propriety.
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Tom
Harry
Letter warns a young woman against a secret marriage
A distraught anonymous woman scolds a young woman for considering a marriage to a man with a bad reputation. The writer, claiming parental wisdom, urges choosing a reputable partner, delaying marriage, and not yielding to rash impulses. The plea concludes by seeking a reply from the daughter.
The Fool of the Family Dear Lucille
A letter advises a young woman to leave home for a stable position near by, stay honorable, save money, and keep contact with her parents. The writer recalls being the fool of the family, leaving, marrying, and gaining respect, urging the daughter to seek her own home while honoring her parents.
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Sweet Nineteen
Lucille
Cambridge street death sparks inquest call
A man identified as Kenney died yesterday at Cambridge Relief Hospital after a trolley car collision. Cambridge police plan an immediate inquest to determine the cause and circumstances of the incident.
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William J. Kenney
Decatur Street
Cambridge
Weston Bridge
Cambridge Relief
Kenney
The Sewing Circle Appears in Sunday Post
The Sunday Post carries a feature on The Sewing Circle, highlighting its activities, meetings, and community outreach. Members share patterns, tips, and project progress with emphasis on fellowship and craft education.
Resinol Heals Eyebrow Eczema in Three Days
A New York hospital case reports eczema forming in the eyebrow after eye treatment. Resinol Ointment, used for two to three days, nearly cleared the eruption, with a week to full disappearance. Mrs. J. H. Evans testifies to soap and ointment benefits and urges trial. Free samples offered by Resinol Chemical Co.
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New York
J. H. Evans
New York City
Department 98
Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore
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