Gilchrist Follies of 1922 Makes Great Hit
The Gilchrist Follies of 1922 a musical comedy revue by Gilchrist Company employees directed by Co. 8S. Morgan drew an audience of over 1000 in Jordan Hall. The program featured The Fashion Show with models Inez Kjellstrom Lena Rosenberg Elizabeth Cratty Stella Trask Peggy Cronin Dorothy McLane and others plus The Gilco Serenaders.
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Fice
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Rose Packard
Hileen Cronin
Hazel Stevens
Alberta Verrill
Melody Land
Gilchrist
C. S. Morgan
Eunice D. Morgan
Flo Jackson
Frank Walsh
Jack Smith
Momma by Rupert Hughes to appear in Boston Sunday Post
A Good Story Well Told announces the serialization of Momma by Rupert Hughes to be printed in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The feature highlights Hughes's narrative strength and the planned publication in the Sunday issue.
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Rupert Hughes
Boston Sunday Post
Hindy Wins Special Prize at Boston Cat Show
Reporter recounts Hindy the Boston Post cat winning a special prize and earning the first leg on the Mrs. Raymond G. Coppins silver cup after the World’s Championship exhibition at the Boston Cat Club show. Other awards include Best cat, Best female, and Best short‑haired male for Hindy.
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Boston
Raymond G. Coppins
Ch. Winter Wonder
Ellen V. Celty
Hindy
The
Boston Post
tTiger
Aram Tatian
Missing Lynn Girl Found Safe in Revere
Florence Trefry a 15 year old Lynn girl who had been missing from her aunt's home was found last night at the Johnson home in Revere where she had rented a room. She told police she left after trouble with her aunt and expects transport from her mother in Nova Scotia to return home. Her mother Mrs Ray Freeman of Sable River Sherbourne County Nova Scotia was notified.
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Lynn
Ernest Ringer
Summer Street
Blythe
Revere
Andrew Johnson
Beach Street
Nova Scotia
Ray Freeman
Sable River
Sherbourne County
Johnson House
Johnsons
Johnson Home
Clara Louise Dyer of Provincetown Dies at 69
Provincetown mourns Clara Louise Dyer a longtime resident aged 69 born to Captain Harvey Spark widow of J Hersey Dyer banker and bank cashier. A philanthropist and Centre Methodist Church member she died of heart trouble after 10 weeks in bed. Survived by sisters Mary Fuller and Abby Taylor funeral Saturday at 1 p.m. at 398 Commercial Street.
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Clara Louise Dyer
Provincetown
DANGER OF LETTING A COLD RUN ITS COURSE
Public warned of dangers of lingering colds leading to pneumonia and grippe. Kurokol touted as safest quickest cure with refunds if no relief after three doses. Authorities urge immediate action for three days cough to prevent serious disease.
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