Observant Citizen Notes Wireless Stations and Local Happenings
The Observant Citizen writes of amateur wireless stations seen from the Elevated in Roxbury, and recalls a club formed as Lenox Associates to pursue moral and physical improvement. Other items cover city officials, factory workers at General Electric in Lynn giving up meat due to mumps, and social notes from Chelsea, Brookline, and Cambridge including reunions, music circles, and business trips abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
General Electric
Lynn
Dear Miss Champagne on Love and Practical Marriage
A young man aged 80 in love asks if he should marry a same age partner while facing uncertain income and risky work. The response advises delaying marriage until finances and prospects are secure, urging savings and solid footing to offer a stable home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Champagne
Looking Ahead For Tomorrow At Every Stage Of Life
The piece urges preparation for the future across all life stages including single, married, and divorced. It cautions against living solely for today and warns that neglecting future needs will lead to embarrassment and burden for oneself and friends when tomorrow arrives.
Dear Miss Champagne Advice on Stopping Unwanted Letters
A reader asks how to end a former fiancé's persistent letters after starting a new relationship. The columnist suggests ending all contact, returning unopened letters, and letting time and the new partner’s presence deter further correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Champagne
Cream Sauce With Fish And Cheese Bake
Heat cream and thickening sauce with butter and egg then fold in minced fish. Season and serve. Butter a baking dish with bread and cheese layers, cayenne, salt, and milk then bake until set. Recipes credited to Mrs J P Richardson of South Paris Maine and Mrs Mary E Robinson of Washington Street Lanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Richardson
South
Paris
Mary E. Robinson
Washington Street
Lanesville
Death Calls: The Sexton and Death Side by Side
A stark verse conceit presents a grim sexton and Death as inevitables. The speaker notes how all social ranks come to the sexton in life and to Death in the end, underscoring universal mortality.
Rice and Tomato Bake From Marion Taplin Recipe
A kitchen note from Marion Eh Taplin of Malden describes soaking rice then cooking with water milk and salt in a double boiler. The dish combines tomatoes onions grated thyme and cracker crumbs with butter baked until golden in a moderate oven for about forty to fifty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Taplin
Hudson Street
Malden
Dreamer pursues love through a Grand Central vision
McPherson, inspired by a vivid dream, travels to New York to find a woman at Grand Central. After a frantic search, he pockets a pilfered visiting card reading MISS GLADYS M. WINTER, revealing a potential match. He escapes with the card, ending with him no longer a bachelor and continuing to trust his dreams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
Grand Central Station
New York
Jove
Fifth Avenue
Grand Union Hotel
Gladys M. Winter
Twenty-seventh Street
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
The Rev. Cortland Myers opens a new series on In the Home at Tremont Temple. Rabbi Stephen S Wise addresses at the Temple Israel and the Free Synagogue. Rev Fleischer speaks in New York and at the Garrison memorial. Y M C A meeting at Lori mer Hall with W E B Fenno speaker. Woman's Aid Society fundraiser for Episcopal missions reports past totals. Special evangelistic services begin at First Presbyterian Quincy led by C T Schaffer. Mariners' House program features Mozart Ladies Quartet and Seamen speaker Thomas Curley. Rev George F Haines accepts a Chelsea Advent Church call and John Galbraith notes strong outlook for Ministers’ Relief Association with $935,509 paid to beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland Myers
Tremont Temple
Boston
Temple Israel
Stephen S. Wise
Free Synagogue of
New York City
Charles Fleischer
Exchange
Hebrew Orphanage Asylum
Hebrew Union
William Lloyd Garrison
Church of the Messiah
First Presbyterian Church
Quincy
C. T. Schaffer
Chapman-Alexander
George N. Small
Mariners’ House
North End
Mozart Tadies
Thomas Curley
George F. Haines
Gece and
Advent Christian Church of
Worscester
Advent Church of
Chelsea
Haines
Worcester
John Galbraith
Methodist Ministers’ Relief Association
Melrose
Fashions and Fads Highlight Braids and Draperies This Winter
Braids are expected to stay in high favor as trim for coats suits dresses and wraps while draperies gradually replace panels. Evening gowns feature brocades or heavy watered silks with partly loose beaded tulle sleeves. Fur bands mimic bolero effects and fur decorates gowns coats and wraps according to taste.
Mrs Morse in Atlanta to discuss steps for Morse freedom
Mrs Charles W Morse, back in Atlanta from New York, said lawyer Martin W Littleton would visit next week to discuss legal steps to win Morse's release from federal prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Charles W. Morse
New York
Martin W. Littleton
Morse
Bust Development Method Promises Remarkable Profit
Alvina DeCourcey touts the Mdme. Du Barrie Positive French Method as unique and effective for women over 16. The booklet claims bust growth of 2 to 8 inches in 30 days and invites readers to send name and address with two cents for postage to receive a free illustrated booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Barrie
Alvina DeCourcey
Mt. Clemens
Mme. du Barrie
Nee
Mdme
Quinlan Bridg
Chicago
Ill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lenox Associates
M. Harris
A. Singer
B. Jacobs
D. Crilow
O’meara
Police
Tremont Street
Greater Boston
B. R. Silver
Newton
Stickney Association
Carter School
Hotel Vendome
Brookline Municipal Gymnasium
Arthur Harvey
Boston Musicians’ Union
John H. Cusick
Brookline
Harvey
Lasky
Imperial Musicians
Harry N. Kelly
Cambridge
Frank
Pemberton Square
M. H. Crehan
State Street
John KE. Redmond
United Irish League
William J. Manson
Main Street
Stoneham
Havana
Mr. Manson
William P. Cant
Dublin
Ireland
United States
Canada
Mildred Champagne
MR. Mush
C. M. Payne
Honey Bunch
Eave
Gwe Yi
George
George McManus
Nyame
Bieu
New England
Sunday Post
Finnan Haddie
Sexton
Vineyard
Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Plenase
The
Priscilla M. Sproul
Parker Hill Avenue
W. H. van Allen
Church of the Advent
Florence
Lorimer Hall
W. EB. Fenno
Woman's Aid Society
Trinity Parish Hall
Hipiscopal City Mission
Episcopal Mission
Parker's
Lloyd's Eyeglasses & Spectacles
Andrew J.washington
Boylston
St. &Nd
Massachusetts
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