Lincoln recollections of Johnson nomination and other stories
At a Baltimore convention Mr. Lincoln recalls learning of Andrew Johnson’s vice presidential nomination before his own. He recounts a two image vision near Mrs. Lincoln’s bureau and explains his later experiment. He also shares views on the Civil War, the Blondin analogy, and the need to press on with emancipation and rebellion.
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Baltimore
Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
War Department
Johnson
White House
Chicago
Mr. Lincoln
Morgan
New York
Advice Column: Love and Patience in a Young Romance
A young girl seeks guidance on two suitors near Boston and in the country. The columnist advises patience, warning that pressuring a man can backfire and that freedom to pursue his own feelings is essential, suggesting she give him space to reflect.
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Miss Champagne
Boston
Daily Murt
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
The Rev. David Eddy Brewer has accepted the home department post at the American Board of Missions, taking charge of the young people’s work. At a reception for the Rev. Thomas Van Ness, many congregants attended. Richard Watson will speak at Hyde Park YMCA on treating a criminal. Expects changes as Rev. Edwin F. Snell leaves Lincoln Park Baptist for Mansfield Congregational. Blind readers receive Sunday School expositions. Pilgrim Hall hosts a men and women institute January 20 led by W. C. Teson with Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens speaking.
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David Eddy Brewer
Trinity Church
Fast Orange
N. J
Harry Wade Hicks
American Board of Missions
Edwin F. Snell
Mansfield Congregational Church
Lincoln Park Baptist Church
West Newton
W. C. Teson Pilgrim Hall
Ambassador Bryce Confers With Roosevelt
Ambassador Bryce met with the President in Washington on January 8 for a 15 minute extension of the cabinet meeting. Bryce refused to reveal the conference topic, praising the President as well informed on every subject.
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Washington
Bryce
The French Chef Charles Commeaux at Hotel Epicure
Charles Commeaux, 38, born in Beaune Burgundian wine region, trained in Paris and New York at Marguery Maire Ambassadeurs Cafe Anglais Cafe Martin Hoffman House Manhattan Hotel. His poem Escargots Farcis a la Bourguignonne appears in French papers. His dish Oysters a la Epicure features oysters with butter garlic shallots parsley and lemon baked five minutes.
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Epicure
Charles Commeaux
Mr. Commeaux
Beaune
France
Burgundy
Paris
Marguery
Maire
Ambassadeurs
Cafe Anglais
New York
Cafe Martin
Hoffman House
Manhattan Hotel
Commaeux
United States
Chef Commeaux
Recipes of New England Housewives Featured in Sunday Post
Collection of homestyle dessert and batter recipes with names and addresses of contributors from Everett Marblehead Bradford and Naugus Head. Dishes include butter sugar egg batter with dates and milk, fruit loaf with raisins, spice cake with molasses and apple sauce, plus tips on mixing and baking times.
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New England
Sunday Post
Harriet Hannum
Francis Street
Everett
E. B. Turner
Naugus Head
Marblehead
Bradford
Mae E. Keyes
Mile. Dazie Prepares Historical US Dance Show
Mile. Dazie, famed for Follies of 4998, studies and presents a historical dance program. The student performer argues modern audiences favor a classical form, citing Mlle. Genee as an example of traditional dancing elegance. Her act traces dance styles from the past century.
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Mile. Dazie
Sicilian Players Led by Mimi Aguglia to Majestic Engagement
The famed Sicilian company headed by Mimi Aguglia, fresh from London acclaim, arrives at Boston's Majestic Theatre for four matinees next week Monday through Friday. They sail afterward for a long London West End stay. The program opens with the three act tragedy Maria, followed by Cavalleria Rusticana, Carbonara and Peccatrice.
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Mimi Aguglia
London
Majestic Theatre
Boston
Signora Agueglia
London West End
The
Majestic
A Man of Adam's Clay Love Story Unfolds
Edwin Graham loves Miss Gertrude Allen, a governess, causing friction with his sister Catherine. Grace Trowbridge leaves quietly as Graham confesses his love, and Gertrude responds with a concealed passion. The scene ends with their mutual confession and Gertrude's quiet retreat inside.
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Edwin Graham
Gertrude Allen
Grace Trowbridge
Grace
Miss Allen
Graham
Catherine
Edwin
Gertrude
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