Continuous Hot Water and a Home to Call Yours
Beatrice and Harry argue over city life versus a modest suburban home. She longs for city conveniences, but returns to the little brown house where a true fire and contentment replace costly flats. Beatrice discovers that a contented mind beats continuous hot water any day.
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Beatrice Clifford
Harry
Beatrice
Bee
Chicago
Doris
City Flats
Bob
Merrill
Chaffer Harry
Poems for Dour Scrap Book The Battle of New Orleans
The centennial recounts the Battle of New Orleans between American riflemen led by Major-General Andrew Jackson and British forces under General Pakenham. The verse narrates dawn maneuvers, the firing on command, and the Cornwall rally as Highlanders and other troops press the attack, with Jackson’s stout leadership praised amid heavy casualties and last bursts of combat.
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New Orleans
Andrew Jackson
Pakenham
Mr. English
Harvard Warns Students Against Epidemic Spread
Harvard University issues a warning to undergraduates to report any rash or eruption immediately to the medical examiner to prevent contagion. Students showing symptoms will be removed to curb potential outbreak.
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Harvard
Bankrupt Macdonald & Sone Bookbinders Owe Over $111K
The firm Macdonald and Sone bookbinders on Sum mer street filed a bankruptcy schedule in U S District Court yesterday stating debts of $111 772 89 and assets estimated at $41 700.
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Macdonald & Sone
Summer Street
United States District Court
Sewing Circle Answers Women on Choosing Between Husband and Child
A Boston Post Sewing Circle segment presents readers’ questions on whether a woman should side with her husband or child when loyalties clash. Letters from Loving Mother of Two and others urge steadfast spousal loyalty, while readers share personal experiences on duty, family finances, and social expectations within the home.
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Sewing Circle
Boston
New England
Boston Post
Cirecle
Sisters of the Sewing Circle
Warm January Day Sets Boston Weather Records
Boston posted the warmest January 7 on record with a 62 degree high at 1 PM and heavy rain totaling .68 inches from 6 to 8 AM washing away snow. The event marked new records for warm January weather and rainfall intensity in three minutes, impacting lower suburban areas.
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Boston
Weather Bureau
New England
Woburn Store Fire Causes $10000 Loss
A fire late yesterday afternoon at the Thomas Moore & Co grocery in Woburn Union and Main streets caused a $10000 loss. Rats gnawing at matches in the cellar are believed to have started the blaze. The fire drew out all city apparatus and several workers narrowly escaped in the smoke.
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Thomas Moore & Co
Union
Main Streets
Woburn
Joseph App
Thomas Connolly
United Fruit Chairman Denies Standard Oil Ties To Firm
Andrew W. Preston, president of the United Fruit Company, rejects claims that Standard Oil has stock or influence in United Fruit. He argues the bill to nationalize trade ships is dangerous, notes United Fruit ships are American-flagged and regularly sail to Central America, and invites shippers to contact its traffic department for available cargo space.
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Andrew W. Preston
United Fruit Company
Alexander
Standard Oil Company
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Senate
Central America
Fletcher
United States
Bankers Seek Delay in Stock Transfer Tax Start
About eighty leading bankers in the state urge the Legislature to amend the stock transfer tax law so it does not begin before January 1916. They argue the act will impose three taxes on transfers versus two in New York and threaten to drive business out of the state. They ask for suspended operation until January 1 or until new federal revenue taxes end.
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New York
Wilson Leaves for Indianapolis Jackson Day Address
President Wilson departed at 7 o clock for Indianapolis to speak tomorrow at a Jackson Day celebration under the Indiana Democratic Club. Governor Ralston will introduce him and the speech will be political in character.
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Washington
Wilson
Indianapolis
Indiana Democratic Club
Ralston
Indiana
Home Cooked Smelts and Orange Puffs Featured by Mrs Claus Anderson
A Cambridge reader shares broiled smelts with butter and lemon pepper, English cream pudding from gelatine and cream, and orange puffs with orange sauce. Recipes list ingredients, steps, and serving notes attributed to Mrs Laura A Lay and Mrs Claus Anderson of Fitchburg.
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Laura A. LA
Auburn St
Cambridge
Claus Anderson
Francis Street
Fitchburg
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