The Observants Seem to Reflect City Spirit
Readers note a daily display of brotherhood on Boston streets as snow clears. The column cites clergy, boy scouts, and civic efforts, from marriages by women in Maine to Baden-Powell’s visit and a Charlestown library project, with local anecdotes and humor.
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Brotherhood of Man
Boston
Baden-Powell
Washington Street
Bostonian
City Hall
Charlestown
Ibrary
Bunker Hill Monument
O’riorden
Boy Scouts of
Talks On Love Aid Sentiment by Mildred Champagne
Dear Cham guidance on romance and reconciliation after a year long engagement disruption. The columnist suggests talking through misunderstandings to restore affection unless the partner has moved on to another, then notes the broader use of currency in history.
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Mildred Champagne
Being & Sons
Emiles
Tinléas
Speakers for noon meetings at St Pauls Church Boston
The Rev. Edmund Rousmaniére announces the week’s noon speakers at St Pauls Church. A N Slayton of Newton Hi Sharp of Newton J Dennen of Lynn and F Z Walton are listed for the days Monday through Saturday. William N Hartshorn and W Penniman traveled to New Orleans for a Sunday school gathering. The Rev O P Gifford has been elected president of the Sons of Brown University of Boston and vicinity succeeding Richard Olney. Allan A Stoe of the national church left for continued work.
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Edmund
William N. Hartshorn
International Sunday School Associa
His W. Penniman
New Orleans
O. P. Gifford
D. D
Brookline Baptist Church
The
Sons of Brown University of Boston and Vicinity
Richard Olney
Local Transit Schedule Patchwork From Fragmentary OCR
Fragmented OCR text mentions Frank J Lanehen and a late night train to New Stans. Details are unclear but imply a transportation update or timetable note with reference to a fast train and Thursday night service. The readable bits center on a person name and a travel option without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Lanehen
Guage St
Peleg
New Stans
Homemaking Recipes from New England Readers
A collection of recipe fragments includes a flour and milk dough, ham filling, butter and sugar mixtures, and dark chocolate batter with two readers named Mrs B Madgett Boston Miss Bessie Sinclair Brockton Concord and Emma Connert sharing amounts and steps. The piece notes a Chicago study reporting 108 accidental fires from matches among 3875 fires of known origin.
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B. Madgett
Court Street
Brockton
Mass
Emma Connert
Virginia Road
Concord
Chicago
Facts and Fashions Paragraph From The Period
Paragraph highlights fashion trends with Paris influence including lace trims, lace on accessories, black velvet dresses with cherry mousseline accents, and evening gowns featuring contrasting sleeve materials. Corsage bouquets of macrine and violets complete the look, with scent noted as a finishing touch.
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Walt
Atl
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George Matthew Avdarte
Oenean
Maine
Massachusetts
Boston University
Curtis Guild, Jr
Court of “Rusts
Canopic
Mediterranean
Basse
Plaster of Paris
Pellains Reteis
W. C. Martin
Somerville
Martin
Perkins Street Baptist Church
Sullivan Square
Td Ba
Irls
Vane
B. A. Steiner
Arlington Womans’ Club
Harvard
Lawrence
Spy Pond
Arlington
Harry Roberts
Humbolt, Avenue
Elm Hill Hospital
Walnut Street
O. B Brooks
State St
Marshall, Mich
Greater Boston
Allan A. 8Toce
Linehan
Wien
Liggett’s Drug Store
Washington and
Avon Streets
Temple Place
Liggett’s
Avis Savilis
Rexall
Che
DR. Lyon’s
Rexall Pearl
Colgate’s
Kolynos
Cuticura
Munyon’s
Babcock’s
Renae
Ebony and Rosen
FREE
Toilet Goods Department
Durham
Imre Eer
Lord Baltimore
ATI
Symphony Lawn
Ney
Streies
CIGAR
Ieee
Havana
Key West
Portofeo
Manila
National
RED Cross
Nassau
Sebago
Pinkham
Horlick
Washington and and Avon Streets
Ham Carlotes
Bessie Sinclair
Pembroke Street
Mans
Motorinae Gemny Te Yee 3 Sa
Candy Dept
Mackintosh
Candy Department
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