Among the Churches of Greater Boston
The Rev. Dr. Alexander D. McKinnon of St. Andrew's Presbyterian in Quincy supplies Knox Church Regina while on vacation. Rev. Charles L. Page of Dudley Street Baptist in Boston visits New London New Hampshire until August. Professor W. S. Urba spoke on the psychology of unrest at an Cambridge Episcopal conference. Rev. F. C. Lauderburn will speak on the New Pedagogy and its church relation. First Baptist Jamaica Plain interior remodel includes a new fresco. The church awaits the return of Rev. Walter Calley from vacation in September.
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Alexander D. McKinnon
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
Quincy
Canadian Northwest
McKinnon
Knox Church
Regina
Charles L. Page
Dudley Street Baptist Church
New London, N. H
W. 8. Urba
Cambridge
F. C. Lauderburn
First Baptist Church
Jamaica Plain
Walter Calley
Tempted By Laura Williams Reunites Lovers After Temptation
In a tiny Dorchester den a woman and man confront a plan to forge money. She resists and writes a letter ending the crime after his confession of struggle. He pledges to work honestly to marry her, and they vow to wait and endure together.
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Cau
New England Housewives Recipes From Sunday Post
A misc. recipe column lists measurements for a pineapple dessert and a fish accompaniment. Includes names and addresses Maryetta Bailey Susie H Cheever and J W Buttrick with stepwise mixing beats and frostings. Indicates a full page of recipes in the Sunday Post.
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Rakklalaralknnaat Lana Ama
New England
Sunday Post
Maryetta Bailey
Cross Street
Winchester Highlands
Sewing Circle advice and home tips from Boston Post
A reader shares domestic guidance on marriage, childcare, and household management. The column features letters about wives vacationing, balancing husbands, and practical baby care items, followed by a long recipe-like list of sewing and baby supplies and personal anecdotes from readers.
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Sewing Circle
Boston Daily and
Sunday Post
New England
Boston Post
FOR THE NEW BABY
Advice to an expectant mother on preparing essentials for a newborn. It outlines practical steps and materials, including diaper cotton, baby clothes patterns, long cloth for nightgowns, flannel for pinning blankets, and timing as September approaches.
Prudence from Priscilla on marriage and work life
Priscilla offers blunt advice about staying with a husband, warning women against casual affairs and encouraging domestic skills. She urges a widow to study domestic science, notes personal marriage history, and hints at guidance for a starchy, propriety minded audience.
Candy gifts from married men caution to steno
Former stenographer warns a young woman to avoid accepting candy from married men as it may imply flirting. She advises careful judgment and suggests testing motives by asking if the giver will share the candy with his wife.
Vacation plan to please both families
Somerville suggests a two step vacation strategy for a woman and her husband. She advises taking a vacation with her mother now and another later with her husband to satisfy both sides of the family. She argues the husband will accept this by sacrificing personal comfort for his wife.
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Somerville
One of os Many Sufferers Calls for Juvenile Laws
A Boston letter to the editor argues that Massachusetts 1906 and 1908 juvenile delinquency laws are not enforced. The writer urges more probation officers and a properly equipped juvenile court to address hoodlum activity and improve law respect through enforcement of constructive measures.
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Massachusetts
Social service urged by Universalist youth leader
A Ingraham Bicknell of Boston urged the Young People's Christian Union to expand its sphere to social work. Five hundred delegates attended the Portland Missouri opening, with leaders stressing devotion through service and board funding for broader outreach. Robert F. Etz warned of leadership gaps in some unions and states.
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Portland
A. Ingraham Bicknell
Boston
The
Young People’s Christian Union of the Universalist Church
Bicknell
Robert F. Etz
Hospital Romance Ends in Wedding at Malden
A year long romance from Malden Hospital culminated in the marriage of Miss Luetta K. Hawes and Dr. William F. Hayes of Georgetown. The ceremony was led by Rev. William J. Casey at the Immaculate Conception Church in Malden. Hayes now serves as assistant superintendent of Grace Hospital in Boston while Hawes is superintendent of the Grace Hospital training school for nurses. They will reside in Malden.
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Malden Hospital
Luetta K. Hawes
William F. Hayes
Georgetown
William J. Casey
Immaculate Conception Church
Malden
Hayes
Miss Hawes
Grace Hospital
Boston
Hoke Smith Elected Senator on First Georgia Ballot
Atlanta July 12 Governor Hoke Smith was elected United States Senator from Georgia on the first ballot in a joint session of the General Assembly at noon He succeeds Joseph M Terrell who filled the unexpired term of the late A S Clay appointed by Governor Brown to the post Attorneys and officials noted the swift vote as a landmark in state politics
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Georgia
House
Senate
Joseph M. Terrell
Brown
A. S. Clay
Faster washing method for cold prevention
A doctor suggests quicker cold avoidance by avoiding steam and cold air during washday. The piece promotes Fels-Naptha washing as safer and easier, avoiding boiling suds and hard rubbing. It claims cooler water reduces cold risk and saves fuel while cleaning better, urging readers to follow wrapper directions.
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Bill Bellrope
Escae
By Williams
N.G
sEcone
Greater Boston
the Post
Laura Williams
Stockton Street
Dorchester
Susie H. Cheever
Doane Street
Lowell
Indiana Avenue
Providence
R. I
Sanfords
Wilson Bros
Scol Sq
Pilgrim
Linden
Hubby
Priscilla
Mother
Roxbury
L.g.slattery Co
Tremont St
E. T. Slattery Company
Ea Ea Eee Eee
Eisai
Aimee Nen Ee
Tate
Best Makers
Anty Drudge
Dickory
Dock
Mama
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