Quebec Romance of a Broken Engagement and Union
An 18 year old narrator recalls a broken engagement with Hal after nine months. In Quebec she reunites with him after Ned Black reveals Hal was innocent, having found a photo proving his loyalty. They marry a few days later in a quiet ceremony with family, amid lingering regrets and reconciliation.
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Hal
Dobsons’ Bridge
Ruth
Quebec
Mother
Laval
Lower Town
Levis
Chateau Frontenac
Dufferin Terrace
Bridge
Ned Black
Montreal
Julia
Miss Marston
Philadelphia
Ned
New York
Gladys
Miss Hanson
Citadel
Duke of Ien
Burbank House Not Closed Says Proprietor in Pittsfield
Henry Hay, owner of the Burbank House in Pittsfield, denies rumors of the hotel’s closure. He confirms continued operation under current management and notes the sale rumor stemmed from a report that the property had been sold, which has disrupted business with traveling salesmen.
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Burbank
Pittsfield
Henry Hay
Burbank House
Ae State
Hay
Little Known Facts About Well Known Persons
R W Ballinger secretary of the interior was once mayor of Seattle. Senator Albert Beveridge of Indiana worked as a railroad laborer logger and teamster in youth. Albert Chevalier wrote over 40 songs he performs on stage. Charles M Schwab former Steel Trust president moved to Nevada in 1906. F F Proctor vaudeville manager spent years as a circus acrobat. Irving J Tomlinson Mary Baker Eddy's confidential agent was formerly a Universalist minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.W. Ballinger
Secretary of the Interior
Seattle
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Albert Chevalier
Charles M. Schwab
The
Steel Trust
Nevada
F. F. Proctor
Irving J. Tomlinson
Mary Baker Eddy
Temperance and religious events in Greater Boston
Congressman Hobson to speak at Tremont Temple on War on the Liquor Traffic and the South temperance movement. The 25th International Christian Endeavor convention set for July 6–12 in Atlantic City will feature many notable speakers including Bryan Fairbanks Conwell Chapman Booth Washington and others. Noon services at St Paul’s Tremont Street next week list several clergy and mission leaders with a holiday break on Wednesday. St Stephen’s Florence Street to hold first annual men’s dinner next Tuesday with Bishop Parker and Rev. Samuel Dru ry among expected guests.
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Richmond Pearson Hobson
Alabama
Merrimac
Tremont Temple
Mhobson
Southjland
International Christian Endeavor
Atlantic City
N. J
Benjamin B. Lindsey
William Jennings Bryan
Charles W.W. Fairbanks
Russell H. Conwell
J. Wilbur Chapman
Eva Booth
Charles M. Sheldon
Booker T. Washington
Kukuda
Japan
F. J. Horsefield
England
H. S. Marshall
Burma
R. S. Gray
New Zealand
St. Paul's Church
Tremont Street
Albert Crabtree
Church of Redeemer
South Boston
Samuel F. Jones
Church Rescue Mission
Boston
Kenneth ‘Forbes
St. Mary’s Church
East Boston
Stanton H. King
Sailors
St. Stephen’s Church
Florence Street
Bishop Parker
New Hampshire
Samuel S. Drury
St. Paul’s School of Concord
Lost jewels recovered from Paris museum exhibit
Mrs. Whitney Warren of New York recovered an 18th century necklace of brilliants valued at 600 dollars after suing Mme. de Perdussin. The court ordered the return of the jewels, which had been lent to the Decorative Arts Museum by Mme. de Perdussin. The dealer who sold them had received them from a hotel keeper who took them from a lady for a 76 dollar debt.
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Paris
Whitney Warren
New York
Brighton Woman Arrested on Worthless Check Charge
Ethel M. Kimball 29, known in Brighton, arrested as she left Dedham jail by Inspectors McGarr and Armstrong. Charged with passing a worthless check alleged to have been given on Jan 2, 1910 for $2 to tailor William Ellis at 186 Washington Street. She has also used the names Kendall and Wilson and faced prior arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel M. Kimball
Brighton
Dedham
Cambridge Girl Injures Ankle In Tunnel Fall
Miss Blanche Moran of Cambridge fractured her ankle in a fall yesterday afternoon in the tunnel between Hay Market Square and Friend Street subway stations. Her sister Gertrude aided her onto a car and they went to 35 Fourth Street before she was taken to Cambridge Relief Hospital.
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Blanche Moran
Cambridge
Haymarket Square
Friend Street
Simple Home Style Egg Dishes and Bavarian Cream
A collection of traditional recipes amounts and methods. Egg yolk and milk batter for corn fritters, fried on a hot buttered griddle. A vanilla pie with whipped cream and chocolate frosting. Raisin custard pie with nutmeg and vanilla. Bavarian Cream with gelatine pineapple and whipped cream.
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H. B. Crosby
Lexington Street
East
Boston
A. H. Brousseau
Main Street
Medford
Medford Hello Girls Hold Annual Dance
The Medford exchange telephone operators hosted their annual invitation dance at the Medford Armory last night, drawing about 250 couples. Miss Margaret Scanlan was floor director with Miss Mary E. Beatty as assistant, and Mrs. Margaret A. Spaulding was guest of honor.
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Medford
Transport Prairie Reaches Navy Yard
The United States transport Prairie arrived at the navy yard yesterday from Charleston by way of Hampton Roads to embark 60 men detached from ships here. It will take more troops at New York and Norfolk before distributing them to Atlantic fleet vessels returning from Guantanamo Bay. A minor engine defect forced a brief return to Charleston before resuming northward.
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United States
Prairie
Navy Yard Y
Charleston
D. C
Hampton Roads
New York
Norfolk
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Pepa
When a Lady Aims to Be a Chorus Girl
A young man writes seeking advice as his partner, age 19, longs to join chorus work. The adviser counsels delaying proposals, testing the ambition first, noting most young women lose such drive, and urging patience while the relationship remains valued.
Photograph of Love and Rivalry in a Young Romance
A 20 year old writer asks about a 22 year old girl who prefers his company yet keeps one photo with her No 1 beau hidden. The advisor suggests the past may outgrown and urges respect for the girl gently, advising to focus on the present relationship and await luck.
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Miss Champagne
No. 1
Sisterly wedding etiquette urged in brief guidance
A young woman seeks practical advice for attending a wedding with emphasis on patience. The note requests full particulars on proper conduct and conduct at social events, aiming to observe etiquette and proper behavior during the upcoming wedding.
Favors Adopting a Baby Dear June
A reader advocates baby adoption over wait times urging a mother to rock a child and find joy. She shares personal examples of aunts adopting girls and how motherhood grows love, while urging resilience, self-reliance, and constructive pursuits to counter grief and unhappiness. Dixie signs off.
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June
Angels of Death
Babies and Mothers Reflections in the Post Circle
Letters to the Post Circle share experiences with infant behavior and parenting. Readers praise mothers like Just Mother and Child of October, noting support, harmony, and encouragement.
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Post Circle
BAB
Undecided Letter Offers Life After Domestic Struggle
A reader shares guidance to a reader in the Sewing Circle about staying in a troubled marriage. The author urges preserving the home, meeting material needs, maintaining homemaking duties, and facing reality squarely as a path to renewal and safety. The letter emphasizes personal resilience and practical steps over escape.
Tells Her Marry the Man Dear Little Brown Head
A reader letters column offers marriage advice and personal reflections. Monrovia signs off urging prompt marriage, sharing life worries and urging Boston-area living details. Querida’s writings inspire a brighter view amid hardship.
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Brown Head
Querida
Boston
Thelia
Monrovia
Effect of Rocking on Childs Dis position
A reader describes how rocking a baby influences temperament and routines. The author notes relief when rocking calms her children, cites bottle feeding as easing the habit, and reflects on personal responsibility for the practice. She praises her husband as supportive.
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Relief
A talking point ad claims three years of research cost over fifty thousand dollars and no quinine. It asserts that taking a dose every two hours until three consecutive doses ends the Grippe or a severe cold and relieves related symptoms.
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Pape
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