Twenty Five Years Matron of Newton Police Court
Mrs. Ella E. Mason has served as matron of the Newton police court for 25 years under nine mayors and three police chiefs. Known as Mother to many, she has cooked, sewn, advised, and at times confronted unruly detainees, and she plans a cross country automobile trip in 1922.
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Hampton Town Votes to Operate Street Railway
Hampton New Hampshire residents approve municipal purchase of the Sixeter Hampton and Amesbury Street Railway for up to 80000 dollars. If the line loses money Exeter would contribute 2500 dollars annually for five years. The road links Hampton with Exeter Hampton Falls Hampton Beach Smithtown and Amesbury Massachusetts.
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Velvet Tunic From Chenille Dotted Net For Spring Gown
Velvet gown styled with a tunic crafted from chenille dotted net. Spring millinery features velvet flowers and dull silk foliage completing a refined dressy display.
Noted Author's Confessions of a Wife Excerpt Dramatic Hospital Scene
The scene centers on Ann Whitson and Grace Cameron as Kenneth Halsey lies unconscious in St James Hospital. Kenneth’s father and their circle react with shock as doctors treat a poisoning with unknown cause while questions of love and loyalty unfold.
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Ken
Kenneth's Father Reveals Kenneth S Drinking Trouble
Kenneth lies ill as his father reveals Kenneth has been drinking heavily. The父 er falls silent, fearing for Ken's life after a night of danger while Ann comforts him and questions what happened. The scene hints at a looming family crisis driven by alcohol abuse and remorse.
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Untold Story of a man’s drinking and social pressures
A narrator recalls a friend’s rapid spurt of drinking after many humorous parties at the house. The speaker confronts him and blames Grace for encouraging the drinking, noting the man did not take the criticism well.
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To Be Continued Tomorrow and Each Day After
A note states that the item will continue in the Daily and Sunday Post each day until the completion. It indicates an ongoing serialized sequence with future installments planned in both editions.
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Auxiliary police force to guard New Haven city
Mayor Fitzgerald ordered 500 auxiliary officers recruited immediately to protect life and property. The force will be uniformed and armed with highways into the city under guard. Bridgeport will also increase its police presence.
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Hub Children to Get Shoes
Mayor Peters will distribute tickets to needy Boston children for a free pair of boots at the Volunteers of America Hall on Howard Street tomorrow afternoon. Over 5000 pairs will be fitted by a large corps of workers led by Colonel and Mrs. Walter Duncan. Funds come from public donations and street collections via a truck target roaming the city nightly.
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