Governor Quinby Farewell Marks Reduced State Debt in NH
Governor Henry B. Quinby delivered a farewell address as the New Hampshire Legislature opened its session. A. Musgrave won the House speakership, while Senate leadership shifted after 41 ballots with William D. Swart becoming president. Arthur Routwell placed as a contender. Charles H. Bean added to the Senate, and Governor Bass’s inauguration is set for tomorrow at noon.
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Concord
N. H
Henry B. Quinby
New Hampshire
A. Musgrave
Hanover
Senate
John Pender
Portsmouth
William D. Swart
Nashua
Arthur J. Routwell
Hillsboro
Swart
Charles H. Bean
Franklin
Bass
Bethel Church Won’t Be Moved to South Chatham
The Supreme Judicial Court ruled against moving the Bethel Church from South Harwich to South Chatham. Samuel and Nathan Small and others sued Alonzo Cahoon Carl Sherman and others from the Bethel Society building committee over the proposed relocation.
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Bethel Church
South Harwich
South Chatham
Bethel Society
Supreme Judicial Court
Samuel and
Nathan 'S. Small
Alonzo F. Cahoon
Carl W. Sherman
Appeal to Make Boston a Bigger Port
Letter from J. M. Keene in Cristobal Canal Zone urges Boston to expand its port to attract transatlantic steamship lines. he compares Boston and Montauk Point for terminal potential and cites New Orleans as a model, noting the coming Panama Canal and the prospect of 1000-foot ships docking in Boston. He asks for public discussion and action.
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Boston
War Department
J. Pierpont Morgan
North River
New York City
Montauk Point
New York
Montauk Land Company
Europe
Montauk
New Orleans
Massachusetts
J. M.’ Keene
Cristobal
Canal Zone
Mrs Hildreth Bloodgood Dies After Illness in New York
Mrs. Hildreth K. Bloodgood, 42, long a leading Berkshire summer colony figure, died in New York after a yearlong throat illness. Born in Washington, D.C., she was the daughter of General Silas Casey, famed for Mexican War tactics later adopted by France. She was prominent in Lenox New York London and Paris society. her husband was a major promoter at the New York horse show.
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Great Barrington
Hildreth K. Bloodgood
Berkshire
New York
Bloodgood
Washington, D.C
Silas Casey
U. S
William F. Shattuck Receives Siegel Cup
Employees of Henry Siegel Company presented a solid silver gold lined loving cup to William F. Shattuck, longtime buyer in departments 1 29 and 3, standing a foot high with an engraved inscription commemorating the event.
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William F. Shattuck
Henry Siegel Company
Morley Button Plants Shares New Year Gift to 200 Employees
The Morley Button Manufacturing Company of Portsmouth distributed 2200 in gold as a New Year gift to its 200 employees. Treasurer S. M. Merrill of Newton Mass handled the distribution today.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Morley Button Manufacturing Company
S. M. Merrill
Newton
Mass
Advice Column: Love, Kissing, and Self Worth
A 21 year old asks Mildred Champagne if a man who kisses her often and earns $20 a week truly loves her. The columnist replies a woman earns respect by valuing herself and urges clear commitment before intimacy, warning that cheapening affection invites the man to treat her as cheap.
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Miss Champagne
Daily Post
Opinion on Love and Intentions in a Two-Year Courtship
A 21 year old woman asks if a 10-year older suitor in the same office intends marriage. The reply urges clear talk and notes two and a half years of steady companionship should show future plans. It suggests she test his seriousness, implying he should move toward commitment or risk loss.
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Miss Champagne
Quincy
Beckhard & Co. Suffer Fire Loss at Tremont Street Store
A fire in the Parker House basement damaged S. A. Beckhard & Co. men’s furnishings at 70 Tremont Street, causing considerable smoke loss and forcing the store to close for adjustments.
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Parker House
S. A. Beckhard & Co
Men’s Furnishings
Tremont Street
Fluff the Clever Coon Cat Captures Newburyport Circles
Fluff, the handsome coon cat owned by Fred A. Reed of 11 Prospect Street Newburyport, is described as one of the city's most intelligent and clever felines. The large cat has long flossy hair kept in perfect condition and performs tricks for company. He is active and rumored to enjoy tests of strength and agility with neighboring cats.
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Fluff
Fred A. Reed
Prospect Street
Newburyport
Homestyle Rice and Pork Bake Recipes and Desserts
Reading from Mrs Helen Simmers to Mrs D M Coburn and others, a recipe set includes a rice and salt pork bake with green pepper and onion, a chicken pot pie crust idea, a molasses cake and frosting, a chocolate fudge cake, and a light cake with marshmallows. It mentions addresses in Springfield Auburn Medford and a home kitchen context.
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Helen Simmers
State Street
Springfield
D. M. Coburn
Harvard Street
Auburn
A. H. Brousseau
Roberton Building
Medford
Day's Deposits Break Record at Worcester Trust
Worcester on January 4 saw total deposits of 1,145,000 dollars from 1,823 depositors at Worcester Trust Company, the largest single day business. Directors voted a 100 percent dividend and doubled capital stock to 1,000,000 dollars, with half a million kept as surplus.
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Worcester
Worcester Trust Company
Any Woman Can Have Beautiful Hair With Dry Shampoo
An advertisement cites M Fournier a French scientist advising against washing hair often. It recommends a dry powder scalp treatment using orm root and box powder applied every two or three days to keep hair light, fluffy and lustrous with potential growth.
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M. Fournier
Revivals and Meetings Spark Boston Churches
Diverse services draw large crowds at People's Temple M B Church and Clarendon Street Baptist Church. Rev Tillman conducts a Lenox street Roxbury revival. Park Street Church hosts music secretaries and Evangelical Alliance meeting. Lectures feature Munroe, Dr Cabot, and Mayor Fitzgerald. Bishop Frederick Courtney visits before Rhode Island consecration. Rutherford to speak at People's Temple on Biblical prophecy and destiny.
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People’s Temple M. B
Columbus Avenue
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Simon Peter Tillman
Mt. Pilgrim Baptist Church
Lenox Street
Roxbury
Boston
Park Street
Evangelical Alliance of Greater
St. Paul’s Church
Tremont Street
St. James Episcopal Church
New York
Providence
R. I
J. de Wolf Perry
Rhode Island
J. F. Rutherford
People’s Temple
International Bible Students’ Association
Holy Land
Egypt
Enthusiastic Advice and Farm Stock Tips Shared
A reader correspondence blends encouragement for lasting enthusiasm with practical farm guidance. It urges thoughtful critique of letters, recalls grief and resilience, and outlines a plan to build a small dairy operation featuring a quiver of livestock and yearly profits supported by a husband’s advice.
Dear Lost Youth and Baby Advice in a Snow Storm
The reader offers affectionate guidance to young brides and mothers, urging self care and patience as husbands return to notice, detailing a six week old baby boy who seems older due to rapid growth. A snowy weather interlude closes the column with humor and reflection.
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Maine
Advice for Farming Success and Costs
Advice warns not to invest all funds in a farm. Hire first to test farming, guard against losses. Outlying farms rent for $9-$10 monthly, with three to five year leases and potential purchase options. Start with about $600, buy a horse around $150, a general purpose wagon for $50, and another wagon for town trips.
Woman Writes From Maine Seeking Fattening Oil Details
A Maine reader asks for exact oil type and quantity to gain flesh in a letter to a periodical. She notes her husband helps with work but refuses him breakfast duties, calling such chores a woman’s task.
Beauty Secrets For Face Massage And Hair Tonic
A reader urges personalized facial massage techniques, noting varying face shapes require different motions. The letter warns against DIY hair tonics, recommending a professional examination to tailor a regimen for individual needs.
Short Name Change Advice for Brides-to-Be
An old notice explains you can shorten a name by marrying a man with a three letter surname or obtain a court decree from the county probate judge. It claims costs around $10 with no court fees, noting the money funds nose advertising.
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Lee
Ray
Nam
Position of Horse Shoe S Should The Toe Up Or Down
MARIE asks the sisters how to hang a horseshoe over a door with differing opinions. Some say toe up, others toe down. The Circle will settle the question.
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Marie
Queen City Shoe Firm Leases Factory in Brockton
The Krippendorf O Neal Shoe Company of Cincinnati has leased the White factory in Brockton after a recent blaze. Operations will start at once and employ 450 workers producing 1200 pairs of shoes daily.
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Queen City Shoe Firm
Brockton
Krippendorf- O'Neal Shoe Company
Cincinnati
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New England
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