Worcester Bride Lays Down Ultimatum for Solicitorship
Miss Phyllis Green of Philadelphia reportedly demanded the appointment of Worcester’s assistant city solicitor as a condition of marriage. Clifford B. Anderson accepted, securing the post and notifying Philadelphia of his success. The engagement was subsequently announced and congratulated by friends.
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Worcester
Oforcester
Phylls Green
Philadelphia
Clifford
Anderson
Miss Green
First Ladies Night Staged by Charitable Irish Society
Fully 200 attendees gathered at the Hotel Brunswick for the Charitable Irish Society first ladies night marking 171 years of the organization. A reception ran 6 to 7 pm with a committee led by W T Fitzgerald and others. Speakers included Cotter Fitzpatrick O Louglin Daly McSweeney Sullivan Devlin and Brickley. Music by several performers provided entertainment.
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Irish Society
Hotel Brunswick
W. T
A. Fitzgerald
Patrick O'Loughlin
Michael J. Murray
John B. Dore
Augustine J. Daly
John. A. Kiggen
James H. Devlin, Jr
John J. Keenan
James E. Cotter
T. B. “Fitzpatrick
P. O'Loughlin
A. J. Daly
Edward F. McSweeney
John F. Sullivan
James H. Devlin
B. A Brickley
Lewis
Miss Burns
Donovan
McDevitt
Murphy
McGon‘agile
Absentees Tell Pastor Reasons For Not Attending
Reverend John P. Marvin of Oxford reports 60 responses to a post card survey on why men skip church. Reasons such as not affording attire, hypocrisy, rest, and tiredness were common but deemed unsatisfactory by the pastor.
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Oxford
John P. Marvin
Congregational Church
Mr. Marvin
Yale Historian Edward Bourne Dies at 78
NW Haven February 24 Professor Edward Gaylord Bourne of Yale University renowned historian died this afternoon. He was a leading history teacher and author of numerous historical works.
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Haven
Edward Gaylord Bourne
Yale University
Labratories touted as superior by mothers in Boston debate
Dr John Lovett Morse’s lecture on Rational Infant Feeding sparks rebuttals from Cambridge physicians and Back Bay critics. A prominent Cambridge doctor cites wealthy families using high priced laboratory milk while Boston infant mortality data are discussed.
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Mothers of
Cambridge
John Lovett Morse
Har- Vara
Post
Morse
Back Bay
Boylston Street
Boston
C. H. Thomas
Cambridge Board of Health
Registry Department
City of
Ward 11
Ward
Best Recipes From New England Housewives Featured
A Sunday Post feature presents recipes from New England housewives including baked orange cake with boiled frosting, beef meatballs with gravy, cheese toast dishes, plum puddings, cabbage and pork stew, and spiced fruit breads. Named contributors include Nellie Be Zackular Everett Mrs B H Randlett Norwood Mrs H B Crosby East Boston Martha Chan New Bedford J Byron Shannon Dorchester Amy D Blaste Watertown Arsenal and E Messeck West Somerville.
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Watertown Arsenal
Advice on Love and Marriage From a Newspaper Column
A reader asks if she should marry in two years or wait a year until her fiancé finishes an apprenticeship. Mildred Champagne advises patience, suggesting the mother-in-law may change her mind and stressing happiness over haste while noting the mother’s view can be protective or possessive. The response references Rudyard Kipling and warns against allowing fear of disapproval to derail a future home.
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Deas
Minnehaba
Ceass
Rudyard
How to Acquire a Good Complexion From a Noted Eye Doctor
A prominent eye doctor offers a toilet formula for a rose tinted complexion. Mix two ounces rose water one ounce spirits of cologne four ounces crystallized Saturnin dissolved in hot water, cool, add rose water and cologne, strain for storage. Apply daily for reportedly remarkable results.
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Cologne
Isagt-Worth
Clergy Sermon Highlights Woman’s Role in Home Life
Rev A R Atwood of Quincy urges that bashfulness of single men drives women to factories, endangering national welfare. Mary Kenney O Sullivan of the Women’s Trade Labor League supports home life but notes many women work out of necessity. She stresses that circumstances force factory employment unless marriage and home are possible.
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A. R. Atwood
Quincy
Mary Kenney O'Sullivan
Women's Trade Labor League
The Cross and the Missing Heirloom Romance
Ethel Robbins and Ned Eldredge develop feelings during a summer stay. He borrows time alone, and a family heirloom cross vanishes from her neck. Eldredge returns the cross after a long misunderstanding, revealing his sincerity and ending with a playful, tender moment.
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Professor Bourne
New York
Columbia Records
Columbia
Columbia Phonograph Co
Tremont ST
Keith
Broad Chelsea
Warren St
Roxbury
Essex
Broadway
New England Housewives
the Sunday Post
Nellie BE
Zackular
Baker Road
Everett
B. H.randlett
Norwood
H. B. Crosby
Lexington Street
East
Martha Chan
Rockland Street
New Bedford
J. Byron Shannon
Savin Hill Avenue
Dorchester
E. Fy 'Messeck
Ae Boulevard
West Somerville
Hunter’s
L. R, Goulding
Whitman
Mildred Champagne
Hood
H.P. Hood & Sons
Rutherford Ave
Awarewd. Lroup Co
Boyistes
Bashful
NEW Sans 5Ave House
Morris
Verona
Iosius
Denes Rees
BOC
Ry, Aathore
Piease Prules
Robbins
Margaret E. Donnellan
Lincoln Street
West Medford
Ned Eldredge
Miss Robbins
Mr. Eldredge
Ethel
Montana
Ethe
Mr. Hidredge
Ethel Robbins
Ethel Rosssins
Penn
Sue
Dancerouty
Tapestry
Brussels
Axmins
Smyrna Sons
Omleg & Standard
Super Union Ingrain
Hodges
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