Prler Daughter and Phil Son BY IDAH M GLONE GIBSON
Ann Whitson 28, lives with Grace Cameron and Kenneth Halsey in a fiction serial. Jimmy Callaman returns as a childhood friend. Jerry Hathaway offers friendship after returning lost money. Ann near a potential marriage. Mr. Halsey resists. Father Bor Whitson reveals himself. Kenneth’s letter signals recovery times.
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Ann Whitson
Grace Cameron
Kenneth Halsey
Ann
Jimmy Callaman
Jimmy
Jerry Hathaway
Jerry
Ron
Mamie Riley
Ice
Appes Bor Whitson
Kenneth
A Letter From Ken in My Room Reading Moment
A bedridden narrator rereads Ken’s letter with a nurse and father absent. The note opens with a cautious hope that light may return, confessing past sin and remorse for mistakes tied to Grace and their love, while expressing renewed care and longing.
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Ken
Ann
God
Grace
Pepto Mangan Promises Vitality From Rich Blood
An old advertisement touts Pepto Mangan as a cure for run down health. It argues healthy red blood prevents sickness and urges taking the tonic to strengthen blood with red corpuscles. It notes liquid and tablet forms and warns to seek the genuine Gude's Pepto Mangan.
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Gude’s
Lovers and Lies Bind A Woman To Courageous Heart
After reading Ken's heartfelt confession to Ann, she contemplates enduring love over youth, fault, and social duty. Ken admits guilt over Grace and reveals a devotion to Ann, while Ann rereads letters from Mamie, Jim, and Jerry Hawthaway, sensing fate, motherhood, and distant passions.
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Ken
Mamie
Jim
Mary
Jerry Hathaway
Jerry
India
To be Continued Tomorrow in Daily and Sunday Post
A notice states that serialization of a work or project will resume the following day and continue daily on both the Daily and Sunday Post until completion.
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Daily
Sunday Post
South Boston’s Iron Founders and Silent Partners
A historical note links Thomas Handasyd Perkins with South Boston through Cyrus Alger, a key iron founder who supplied guns in the War of 1812. Alger boosted South Boston with land, a repaired sea wall, and a major iron works that led to strong bronze cannons for the U.S. government. His wealth funded public improvements, while Perkins donated property later used by the Perkins Institution.
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Thomas Handasyd Perkins
Perkins Institution For the Blind
South Boston
Cyrus Alger
South Poston
South Boston Iron Company
Alger
Columbiad
America
United States
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Mechanics Association
South Huston
Genie Reed Smith Trial Hearings on Razor Attack
The West Springfield court heard dramatic testimony as Genie Reed Smith faces a serious charge for slashing her mother in law. Dr. Smith testified about family tensions, and witnesses including clergy and police described the fraught household’s history, with defense focusing on alibi and glove evidence.
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Dr. Smith
Genie
Wells Beach
Park Avenue
West Springfield
Wilson Goodrich
Wilson
Mother
Goodrich Wilson
Blondie
Wright
Keedy
Genie Reed Smith
Dempster W. Gorton
Park Street Congregational Church
M. A. Belmar
Smith
Mrs. Smith
Chief Belmar
Springfield
Reedy
Paderewski calls Poles hungry for peace over bread
Ignace Jan Paderewski, former Polish premier, said in New York that despite famine in Poland the people seek peace more than food. He noted his resignation from piano mastery and his four year absence from playing as he spoke to reporters after arriving from Geneva.
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New York
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Republic of Poland
Geneva
Poland
League of Nations
Haynes Recital at Steinert Hall Draws Mixed Praise
Laurence Haynes tenor offered a revealing recital with warmth and conviction in works by Ravel Debussy Griffes Hahn Dupare and others. While his temperament and dramatic interpretation impressed the audience the singer’s tone often fell short of his ambitions, leaving technical refinements as key to future progress.
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Steinert Hall
Laurence Haynes
Haynes
Ravel
Asie
Scheherazade
Dupare
Vaughan Williams London Symphony Premiered by Boston Symphony
The London Symphony by Vaughan Williams debuted in Boston with conductor Pierre Monteux at Symphony Hall. The English composer, age 49, drew influence from Ravel and modernists while maintaining a genuine English idiom in this programmatic work.
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Vaughan Williams
London Symphony
Boston
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Pierre Monteux
Symphony Hall
Williams
Ravel
Feeling and Mood in a London Thematic Symphony
A London inspired four movement symphony earns praise for its evocative first movement and vivid street atmosphere while drawing critique for length and pacing. The reviewer admires Monteux's conducting and Thibaud's Mozart performance, notes Strawinsky influence, and condemns Chabrier's Valhalla finale as overblown and theatrical.
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London
Thames
Westminster Tower
Strand
Adelphi
Bloomsbury
Temple Embankment
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Aid Digestion Reform
Thousands suffer stomach upset due to clogged liver and disordered bowels. Olive Tablets stimulate liver and bowels to restore natural digestion, ease bad taste and coated tongue, boost energy. Purely vegetable with olive oil, sold 15c and 30c. take one or two at bedtime for relief.
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Edwards
Peru to New York by Air Leguia Begins Lima Flight
Captain John Leguia of the Peruvian air forces started a planned Lima to New York flight from Ancon naval station. He pilots a Renault engine hydroplane, accompanied by an American mechanic, with planned stops at Talara Santa Elena Ecuador and possibly Buena Ventura Colombia en route to Panama.
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Lima
Peru
United News
John Leguia
New York
Royal Flying Corps
Ancon Naval Station
Leguia
Talara
Santa Elena
Ecuador
Buena Ventura
Colombia
Panama
B U Girls to Hold Skating Party Today
The Boston University College of Liberal Arts hosts the second skating party this morning at the Arena from 9 to 12, followed by luncheon. Noted skaters like Loretta Hughes from the girls hockey team will assist less skilled students. Miss Adelaide Shepard of North Easton leads the event.
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Boston University College of Liberal Arts
Loretta Hughes
Adelaide Shepard
North Easton
Laconia to Stage a Winter Carnival
Laconia New Hampshire hosts a multi sport winter carnival starting tomorrow through Washington's Birthday featuring skating ski races snowshoe events ski jumping and other activities. The highlight is Tuesday's ski jumping on Tower Hill with a special takeoff and expert jumpers present.
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Laconia
N. H
Washington
Tower Hill
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Phil
Idah M’glone Gibson
National Newspaper Service
Ang
Simington
Maurice Ketten
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Pik
David Keedy
Gued
Pauline Smith
Goodrich
Callahan
Gorton
Park Street
Pauline
Belmar
Paderewski
Homeland
Olin Downes
Lonon
Thibaud
BY Olin Downes
Strawirsky
Jyis
Strawinsky
Petrouchka
Mr. Williams
Mr. Monteux
Mr. Thibaud
Jacques Thibaud
Mozart
Chabrier
Gwendoline
Brittany
Valhalla
Harold
Dr. Edwards
B. U
Dr. Williams
Benefit
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Hayes
Grover
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