May Louie Sees Silver Ball Spark Her Mercy
In a Paris shop, May Louie follows a lame boy seen in a silver ball reflection. She persuades her mother to help him with crutches, racing through bustling streets to Madame Velette's where the pair reunite with a grateful mother as the tale of helping a stranger becomes real.
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Madame Velette
Nanon
Louie
Madame Yelette
Goule
Madame Velette’s
Mildred Champagne on Love and Sentiment Advice
Dear Miss Champagne a gentleman asks if he should give up his car seat to a standing lady when with his lady friend. The answer says to be courteous and that the act pleases both the standing woman and the companion, reinforcing gentlemanly conduct.
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Mildred Champagne
Miss Champagne
Dear Miss Champagne Advice for a suitor in love
A young travelling salesman, 25, writes for guidance to Miss Champagne. He asks how to win a flirtatious woman with many admirers, noting his $30 weekly income and desire to propose marriage promptly to secure her attentive response.
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Miss Champagne
P. C
Wade
Papes Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney and Back Relief
Advertises Pape's Diuretic as a safe, rapid fix for backache, kidney and bladder misery. Claims benefits include relief from pains, nervousness, headaches, and sleep loss after a few doses. Urges readers to trust Pape Thompson & Pape of Cincinnati and buy the fifty cent treatment from any drug store.
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Cincinnati
Whose Child Is This Snapshots Sought for ID Gold Pieces
Next Sunday's Post will publish a full page of photographs of school children caught by city photographers. Parents are urged to order now to ensure a copy that will allow identification of the children and distribution of five dollar gold pieces.
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Walk Hill Avenue
Boston Post
Washington Street
Eleven Get Gold Pieces In Sunday Post Photo Contest
The Boston Sunday Post awarded $5 gold pieces to eleven school children identified from twenty snapshots. Recipients span Charlestown Malden East Dedham Roxbury Newton Dorchester Hyde Park and Boston with ages five to ten.
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Charlestown
Alicia Breen
William H. Breen
High Street
Copley School
Park Avenue
Malden
Miss Flynn
Margaret O'Connor
Daniel O’connor
Emmet Avenue
East Dedham
Avery School
Miss Grant
Guy Galloway
Mary Galloway
Woodbury Street
Concord Street
Miss Abbott
Cecilia Sullivan
Timothy Sullivan
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Roxbury
Albert Palmer School
Miss Stevens
Elizabeth di Marco
Louis Sandiano di Marco
Harvard Street
Lyman School
Planagan
Martha Ellen Hatch
Silvanus Hatch
Cedar Street
Miss Paine
Annie Murphy
Ikatherine Murphy
Jefferson Street
Newton
Anterilla
Mabel Frances Brown
Angus B. Brown
Greenwood Park
Dorchester
Elbridge Smith School
Kendall Nellis Wolfe
Morris Wolfe
Davison Street
Hyde Park
Grew
Sedgwick
Hilda Koerner
Arthur Koerner
North Margin Street
Oysters fried with secret liquor and cracker crumbs
New England Housewife recipes describe frying oysters by heart to heart, rolling in crumbs, cooling before frying, and dipping in their own liquor for extra size and cohesion. Also included are peppers broiled with butter and lemon, ham prepared with cracker crust, and beet pickles with hard boiled eggs for luncheons.
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Lucy Ler
Lexington Avenue
Cambridge
National Theatre Planned as World’s Largest Vaudeville House
Boston plans a new National Theatre on Tremont Street adjoining the Hotel Clarendon. The 11 000 square foot, fireproof 4000 seat venue will host seven or eight vaudeville acts and three or four top pictures at 5 to 25 cent prices. Architect C H Blackall. contractor George A Fuller Co. brokers C W Whittler & Bro.
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Boston
Gordon Brothers Amusement Company
Tremont Street
Clarendon
Boston Theatre
National Theatre
United States
C. H. Blackall
George A. Fuller
Berkeley
Dudley Street Baptist to Host 21st Page Class Banquet
Arrangements are complete for the 21st anniversary banquet of the Dudley Street Baptist Church Page class to be held in the church vestry tomorrow evening. President Chester H. Lawrence will preside with a lineup of after dinner speeches including ex Governor Guild. Christmas festivals are planned tomorrow evening by the Sunday schools of several Jamaica Plain churches. Reverend Paul G. Favor, formerly of Littleton New Hampshire, becomes pastor in Somerville and is son of William A. Favor of Lowell. The three weeks evangelistic campaign opens in Lawrence next Sunday led by Reverend Arthur J. Lawrence with chorus by Lewis H. Smith, center meetings at City Hall. Harry Fisher, brother of the First Church pastor on Temple street, sings evangelistic engagements at Vineyard Haven.
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Chester H. Lawrence
Guild
St. Paul’s Universalist
First Congregational
Central Congregational
Unitarian
Jamaica Plain
Lawrence
Arthur J. Lawrence
Lewis H. Smith
City Hall
Harry Fisher
First Church
Temple Street
Vineyard Haven
Fashions Return to Long Sleeves and Embroidered Wraps
Paragraphs note the re entry of long sleeves with bracelets worn outside and jet tassels on dressy shoes. The long coat leads while the near future may bring back the short coat. Embroidered burnous wraps feature knotted silk fringes and new shopping bags include vinaigrette. The Circassian coiffure remains flat and wide with four large shell hairpins.
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