trains and weddings fill North station with joy and plans
The article notes a June 30 train bringing 16 bridal couples to North station with 10 more from Lowell and Lawrence. It mentions the Singer Building clock, a July 6 military drill at Pinehurst Park in aid of St. Charles parish, and local civic moves including a new firehouse for Lauriat Avenue priced over 15000.
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Spi K. Eddy
Mountford Street
Casco Bay
Maine
Harry M. Haynes
Slissinia Haynes
Sag Harbor
Boston
North Station
Montgomery Guards
Pinehurst Park
Billerica
St. Charles
Woburn
John J. Barry
Mildred Champagne Advises on Love and Family Pressure
A reader asks if she should marry a man opposed by parents over his family record. Mildred Champagne urges judging individuals by character, not ancestors, and urges sustaining trust if the suitor proves worthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Champagne
Taft to Honor Founder of Great Veterans Army Monument Unveiling
President Taft will speak in Washington for the unveiling of a Grand Army of the Republic monument. Major Stephenson, founder of the G AR, is depicted on four bronze tablets including Fraternity Charity Loyalty and the US seal. Colonel Woods will unveil as Taft reviews the parade. Stephenson, a native of Illinois, served as surgeon in the Fourteenth Infantry.
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Taft
Great Veterans Army
Washington
B. F. Stephenson
Grand Army of the Republic
Seventh Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Major Stephenson
United States
Robert W. Woods
Stephenson
Illinois
Fourteenth Infantry
National Press Association
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
The Dudley Street Baptist Church will host Rev. George R. Stair tomorrow. Rev. Parry Thomas of New York’s Little Church Around the Corner has died. The body of Rev. William H. Falkner, late rector of St. Paul’s, arrived in Boston. funeral likely next Friday. Rev. Elwood Worcester at Emmanuel Church is on vacation on the Hudson River. Rev. J. E. Warren, long-time professor at Cambridge Theological School, granted a year’s leave and sails today for a tour of Switzerland, Egypt and Jerusalem.
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Dudley Street Baptist Church
George R. Stair
J. WiIibur Chapman
Parry Thomas
New York
William H. Falkner
D. D
St. Paul’s Church
Bos
Elwood Worcester, D. D
Emmanuel Church
Hudson River
J. E. Warren
Theological School
Cambridge
Switzerland
Egypt
Jerusalem
John Harrold
John
Jack
Andy
Iced Salada Tea Ad Signals Refreshing Summer Drink
An advertisement promotes Salada Iced Tea as a delicious and refreshing beverage ideal for hot weather, highlighting its cooling effect and suitability for summer refreshment.
The Transformation of Agricola
Two girls carve a story from a countryside scene under an ash tree by a stream. Constance and Sophie craft a romance about a farmer named Agricola, while the handsome haymaker Horace Blinn becomes the unexpectedly pivotal cleric. The tale moves from page to life as Horace reveals himself as editor Mr Herbert Deland of The Daily Gallop.
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Ever
Anow
Constance
Sophie
Agricola
Horace Blinn
Gallop
Adonis
Herbert Deland
Hat fashions lead season with rosettes and feather bands
Rosettes in all sizes dominate this season from gown decorations to footwear accessories. At summer resorts many top dressers wear hats in the evening. A new soft natural color chamois hat for golfing and riding debuts, with a band of small feathers circling the crown.
Widow's pies Cupid's snare in Maywood marriage tale
Chicago July 2 widow Mrs F W Seymour aged 67, wife of Justice of the Peace Seymour, 75, of Maywood, shares her apple pie recipe claimed to have won her husband. The instructions detail crust making, apple filling, cinnamon, sugar, and baking steps for a crisp brown crust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Ill
F. W. Seymour
Justice of the Peace
Seymour
Maywood
New England Housewives Recipe for Orange Jelly and Walnut Mold
A recipe section presents a orange jelly and walnut mold with orange rind and juice, lemon juice, gelatine, sugar, and whipped cream. It includes two names, Mrs J Estes and M L Hemmingson, with street addresses Amesbury road Haverhill and Hillside Street Milton, as attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes
Amesbury Road
Haverhill
M. L. Hemmingson
Hillside Street
Milton
Fr Williams Reassigned to New Field at Jesuit Review
The Rev. Joseph J. Williams S. J., who aided Boston College president Rev. Thomas I. Gasson for six weeks, is sent to New York to help manage business operations of America the Jesuit Review published there.
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Joseph J. Williams
S. J
Thomas I. Gasson
Boston College
New York
The Beech Tree and the Letter from Polly
A wandering visitor returns to his childhood town and, on the old beech by the creek, uncovers a lead pipe containing a boyhood letter to Polly. He recalls a youthful vow to seek fortune and realizes his life lacked what love once gave. The scene ends with the found keepsake and a cliffhanger for tomorrow.
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Mims
J. H
M. R
Polly
Mary Rose
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A. H. French
Melrosa
Hillside Avenue
Elgin
N. B
Chelsea
W. J. Coyne
Quebec
P. Q
Mrs. Coyne
Mildred Champagne
Greater Boston
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The
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Adelaide Newell
Tremont Street
Asao Bv
FAME
Isy
CUPID
New England
FR. Williams
Post Publishing Co
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