Belrose Estate Love Triangle Bends to New Union
In a Virginia manor scarred by war, Colonel Belrose's wife dies leaving Miss Fay, Camelia Ann, and the Boston estate funds. Robert Green courts Fay, while Camelia Ann vows to stay for her mistress. James the valet agrees to serve Fay and Camelia Ann if she looks after her.
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Camelia Ann
Miss Fay
Camella Ann
Boston
Belrosé
Robert Green
Ecolonel
Green
Belrose
James
Mr. Green
Camelia
Robert
Camela Ann
Pastor Braithwaite’s Farewell From Somerville Church
The Rev. HE Braithwaite of Day Street Congregational Church West Somerville preached his farewell sermon yesterday. He accepted a call to the Northern Congregational Church Toronto Canada and will begin next Sunday. An informal reception for Mr and Mrs Braithwaite is planned tonight by the Ladies' Society. He is a Unionville Ontario native aged 43.
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HE. Braithwaite
Day Street Congregational Church
West Somerville
Northern Congregational Church
Toronto
Can
Braithwaite
Ladies’ Society
Mr. Braithwaite
Unionville
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Which Birthday for the First Baby of the Century
A mother asks readers whether her son born Jan 1 1900 celebrates his ninth or tenth birthday on Jan 1 1909. She writes to the editor seeking clarification on how birthdays are counted across centuries.
Perplexed Mother’s Puzzle Triggers Birthday Conundrum
A reader asks about a boy’s age and birth anniversaries in a playful excerpt. The dialogue corrects itself from a mistaken timeline to the simple fact that a first birthday is the day of birth, then follows the logical but comic progression to the tenth birthday on the ninth anniversary, prompting reader solutions.
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Paris
Reseda Green
Butters
Hat saves maid when milk bottle hits from hotel
A milk bottle fell from the Belvidere Hotel's eighth floor in Baltimore striking a merry widow hat worn by Katherine Sheffield, a hotel maid. The hat's wide brim deflected the bottle and she sustained only a slight scalp wound.
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Baltimore
Katherine Sheffield
Belvidere
New England Housewife Recipes for Turkey and Desserts
A column features household recipes from New England housewives. Instructions cover preparing a white turkey with oysters and cream sauce, a cranberry apple dessert from Mrs. Betsey Paul, a plum apple drink from Mrs. H B Crosby, a 40 year old milk batter recipe from Mrs. Fe. Dobens, and a scallop dish from Mrs. Mabel F Bailey.
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Bird
Betsey Paul
Pond Street
Newburyport
FE. Dobens
Auburn Street
Nashua
N. H
Chef John Frampton A St Botolph Club Fixture in Boston
John Frampton a Boston chef with roots in Trinity Newfoundland began training at eighteen under a famed European chef. He worked at Hotel Iroquois and the International and Buffalo clubs before moving to Boston nine years ago. He cooked at Faneuil Hall in 1903 for a city labor banquet and later joined the St Botolph Club. He is a trustee of the Epicurean Club and his Plymouth egg luncheon recipe appears as a noted dish.
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St. Botolph Club
Trinity
Newfoundland
United States
Hotel Iroquois
Buffalo
N. Y
International Hotel
Ellicot
Ife
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Patrick A. Collings
American Federation of Labor
Ecity
Frampton
Epicurean Club
Plymouth
Dear Annie W Inevitable Caller and Advice on Love
A reader, Annie W, seeks guidance on turning a casual three week visitor into a steady partner. The advice condemns the man’s conduct as tactless and insulting while urging Annie to guard her reputation and avoid sending mixed signals. The columnist warns that many women may exploit the situation and urges strict boundaries.
Miss Champagne on Rule Against Amusement Claims
A young man writes that he avoids taking a girl to amusements to prevent a claim on him. He admits a theatre visit and two follow up calls, noting she seems glad to see him. The adviser cautions that gentleness may invite happiness and questions his strict rule.
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Miss Champagne
Mi. A
Body of Charles McCrea Found at Pleasant Street Doorway
The body of Charles McCrea about 40 was found in the doorway of 61 Pleasant street yesterday by Station 4 officers. Taken to City Hospital morgue Medical Examiner Macdonald ruled death due to natural causes.
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Charles McCrea
Pleasant Street
Station 4
City Hospital
Macdonald
Prophet Lee Spangler Vanishes After World Prediction
In Myack New York the local prophet Lee J. Spangler failed to return after predicting doomsday. He disappeared at 4 AM today while women followers in white gathered at Oak Hill cemetery awaiting the event. cemetery staff dispersed the group. The search for Spangler continues with no sighting since his disappearance.
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Myack
N. Y
Lee J. Spangler
Oak Hill Cemetery
Dreisner Ends Life at Home in North Attleboro
Joseph Dreisner a 36 year old jewelry factory worker in North Attleboro killed himself at home by drinking potassium cyanide this evening. He leaves a widow and three young children.
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North Attleboro
Joseph Dreisner
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