Baby Story Contest Promises Prizes and Publication
The Post invites readers to submit two hundred word baby stories signed with real names and addresses for a chance at three prizes including two gold eagles and five dollars in gold. Judges include Rufus B. Tobey Theresa M. Lally and the Pay Story Editor of the Post. Stories may be original or not and best entries will be printed in Daily and Sunday Post.
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the Post
Boston
Sunday Post
Rufus B. Tobey
Wonderful Floating Hospital For Children
Theresa M. Lally
Deoes
Catholic Charitable Bureau
E Post
Child Helped Himself to Milk While Mother Slept
A sleeping mother unaware of her infant’s nightly routine discovers the baby climbing to the mantel to pour and drink malted milk himself. His grandmother, arriving to rescue, finds the child contentedly sipping as the mother remains asleep.
Some Trick by a Mischievous Son in France
Beatrice Murphy recalls a child aged about three placing a baby carriage in the sun to keep her asleep. The baby woke crying when the mother later rocked her to sleep. The boy, delighted, called it a “dirty trick” and was sent to bed for the rest of the day. The note is signed from Melrose.
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France
Sonny
Beatrice Murphy
Tremont’street
Melrose
Smuggled Birds Found in Worcester Home Cage
Frances Carroll Thorp reports finding a bird smuggling incident at 25 William Street Worcester. Rita watches with innocent blue eyes as a yellow mite hops about a Christmas tree and an artificial bird sits in an empty cage, while the pair take pleasure in their small mischief.
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Rita
Frances Carroll Thorp
William Street
Worcester
Precocious Infant Mischief Ends in Chimney Return
Up the Chimney Egre a two year old boy known for clever talk vanished from a nurse's care after his mother left. He was later found wedged halfway up the chimney, feet kicking above the fireplace. The nurse recalled singing Tom Sawyer to him moments before.
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Egre
Tom Sawyer
G. A. Williams
Ayr Road
Brighton
Little American boy salutes flag and president in daily life
A Rowley mother writes of her three year old son who stands for the Star Spangled Banner and salutes the flag and President Wilson at every opportunity. She says neighbors call him The Little American and she is very proud.
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United States
Wilson
Kenneth A. Fleet
School Street
Rowley
Lady Mary
Heaven
Fashion Notes From The Era On Garment Details
Castor shades are good and every dress should have a sash. The Moro jacket is new. Brilliant green is in high favor and silk is cheaper to wear than wool. Filet lace remains popular with tiny coats hinting at Mandarin style. Elaborate beading continues on blouses and lingerie waists show trimming in the back.
Household Hints From Albert Stevens
Household tips from Albert Stevens of New Sharon Maine advise making three shirts of the same fabric so worn ones can patch the others and keeping dish in the kitchen window tops on hand for soups. Also suggest sugar and vinegar in stove polish for shine.
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M&s
Albert Stevens
New Sharon
Dolly Reports On Show But Notes Actress Spoiled Moment
Dolly said yesterday the show was a big success though the female lead’s acting failed to satisfy. She described a scene where the actress raised her skirts to display pink silk stockings and stared at the hero, undermining fear. Dolly praised a pale pink charmeuse negligee with lace trim and blue velvet ribbon.
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Dolly
Miss
Angelic Garments Echo a Lost Love's Dream
A lyrical meditation on heavenly robes and ethereal fabrics as a departed beloved is imagined clothed in lace, filmy textures, and rainbow light. The speaker recalls the beloved’s tastes for soft fabrics and delicate adornments, hoping angels grant her desired, dreamlike attire beyond the grave.
Catholic Church Notes and 40 Hours Devotion Schedule
The 40 hours devotion begins next Friday across multiple Roxbury and East Boston locations including Sacred Heart convent, Carney Hospital, House of the Good Shepherd, Notre Dame Academy, St. Francis Home, St. Joseph's East Boston, and St Casimir's Maynard. Rev. Jones I. Corrigan of Boston College lectures on militarism and peace at BC High School from Jan 16 to March 20 under the Young Men's Catholic Association. Feast days listed and Guild of the Infant Saviour officers named. A black velvet cap with colored embroidery is noted as a charming girl’s hat.
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Convent of the Sacred Heart
Carney Hospital
House of the Good Shepherd
Notre Dame Academy
Roxbury
St. Francis Home
St. Joseph's Church
East Boston
St. Casimir’s Church
Maynard
Jones I. J. Corrigan
Boston College
Young Men’s Catholic Association
John Singer Sargent Birthday and Career Highlights
John Singer Sargent born January 12 1856 in Florence son of a Boston physician. He trained in Paris under Carolus-Duran and rose to fame in London by 1884 painting distinguished sitters like Roosevelt Terry James and Mitchell. Notable works include Carmencita and Carnation Lily Lily Rose. he earned the Grand Prix and the gold medal of the National Institute of Art and Letters.
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John Singer Sargent
Florence
Boston
Paris
Carolus Duran
London
Roosevelt
Ellen Terry
Lady Macbeth
Weir’ Mitchell
Henry James
William Chase
Carmencita
Lily Rose
Sargent
Eek Callin Lidiaiek
Saaaenaitia Teas
Seenane Ae Public Library
National Institute of Art and Letters
Diverse church services announced across Boston area
The Rev H B Washburn will preach at the Cathedral Church of St Paul at eleven. Rev John Moses will give an address at four and Dean Rousmaniere will speak on The Cross at the Front at 730. The final week of union gospel starts Monday at Winthrop Street Church Roxbury with Kelley Jennings William Gilbert and C C Garland preaching. Dr W P Odell and harpist Guy I will also be involved. Unity Church pastor Frederick A Wiggin will hold Jordan Hall services. Rev Royal H Balcom of Jackson Hole Wyoming preaches at Trinity Church tomorrow afternoon at four. Balcom has developed a village at Atos with an aim to foster Native American advancement. Government observers monitor progress.
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H. B. Washburn
Episcopal Theological School
St. Paul
John
Moses
Dean Rousmaniere
Union Gospel
Winthrop Street
Roxbury
Kelley Jenness
William Gilbert
C. C. Garland
W. P. Odell
Guy I
Frederick A. Wiggin
the Unity Church
Brookline
Jordan Hall
Trinity Church
Royal H. Balcom
Jackson's Hole
Wyoming
Balcolm
Fletcher ‘Steele
Boston
Balcom
Correct Telephone Etiquette and Proper Soup Etiquette
The guide urges saying a greeting before asking for someone on the line and outlines precise soup and wafer etiquette. It covers dipping the spoon correctly, sipping from the edge, breaking wafers, and how to transfer soup from bowl or cup without spilling.
Pineapple Tapioca Cream and Beef Stew Recipe Notes
A collection of home recipes with pineapple tapioca cream sauce, a cornmeal batter bake, a beef and onion stew, and potted herrings. Includes credits to Gertrude B Calder of Two pounds cheap beef, Mrs E Emery of Bridgewater, and Mrs Nellie Skinner of Quincy with preparation details and serving tips.
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E. Emery
W. Bridgewater
Nellie Skinner
Bigelow Street
Quincy
Favorite Sewing Circle letters weigh in on wives working
Readers debate whether a wife may work outside the home if the husband disapproves or cannot support the family. Contributions from POLLYANNA, A WIFE WHO WORKS, AN OLD MAID'S VIEW, and others argue for and against a wife earning more, keeping home duties, and maintaining partnership.
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Denar Sewing Circle
Sturdly
Anere
G. E. C. Dear
Orwie
Betwen
At Home a Poem on Leaving Work Behind
A verse invites readers to leave the office and shop behind when returning home. It contrasts work worries with home life and urges bringing only laughter and play to the family. The poem muses on balancing daily care with domestic peace.
Dear Pas Advice on Young Love and Saving for Marriage
A reader asks if a 19 year old should propose to a high school graduate who may move away. The reply urges clear expression of feelings, promises of mutual effort, and continuing saving, noting $50 is insufficient for married life and advising steady saving for a rainy day.
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