Readers letter questions on America's Cup rules and language
A Post letter explores two masted racing boats for the America's Cup and cites the deed of gift limits. It also asks about a cedilla mark and discusses sound transmission of cannon from the Battle of Bunker Hill, gum composition, biblical proverb usage, pencil hardness, Helen Keller facts, and celestial meanings.
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Ll. W. L
Recipes from New England Housewives on Salmon and Desserts
A Sunday Post feature presents home kitchen tips with Salmon mold and sauce, shrimp butter sauce, baked mackerel with spices, and a sugar milk frosting. Contributors include B. T. Sawyer, Mrs. L. G. Rourke, Bt. Sawyer, and Mrs. D. S. Harris from Melrose Worcester Dedham.
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L. G. Rourke
Converse Street
Worcester
Debate on a Son's Duty to Parents After Age Twenty One
Letters discuss whether a man owes his parents continued support after turning 21. Opinions range from allowing independence with occasional support to urging ongoing financial help and contact. Readers cite personal experience, financial autonomy, and parental expectations in shaping young men's futures.
Decision for Suitors at House Party Ends in Market View
A 20 year old girl asks which of two suitors to marry. One is 25 and poor. the other a plain 40 year old worth about $300,000. A reader replies to marry the bachelor if she values him as much as the poorer suitor, noting high living costs and viewing the party as lacking in appeal. The tone mocks the party and comments on market value.
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Sir
Helen Keller
Tuscumbia
Alabama
Adams
Everett
New England
Miss Champagne
Westmeath Barracks Burned in Night Attack
STREAMSTOWN Ireland July 29 The Westmeath police barracks were burned last night in what authorities describe as a deliberate attack. No injuries reported and investigation launched to identify suspects.
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Streamstown
Ireland
Westmeath
Le Mousquetaire romance unfolds at Stafford Hotel
A French colonel named Jean Reillard uses a stafford hotel encounter to repay trust shown by Eleanor Howard and her parents. He charms with stories of war bravery while a hidden admiration for Eleanor deepens, as a romantic tale of destiny and memory plays out in Chicago.
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Stafford Hotel
Chicago
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Merci
Eleanor Howard
Jean Reillard
Rue Nationale
Paris
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le Mousquetaire
Stafford
Colonel Reillard
Mademoisélle
America
Boston Weather Notes for July 80th Record Highs and Lows
The record mentions Boston's warmest for the 80th of July with 98 in 1917 and 95 in 1909. It cites a coldest 52 in 1880 and lists rain years as 1911 1913 1914 and 1918 within the past decade.
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Boston
Bride Leaves Husband Over Looks Spark Patchwork Romance
Perina Ceriani an 18 year old Italian bride abandoned her husband Giacomo after learning he did not resemble his pictures. The couple wed in Boston after immigration hurdles and a brief court dispute over a bracelet led to a larceny charge that was dismissed. She later disappeared in Lynn and said she would never reunite with him. Giacomo accepts the situation with quiet philosophy.
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Perina Ceriani
Watertown
Perina
Lynn
Giacomo
Hev
Larry Place
West Quincy
Boston
Italy
Quincy
Adonis
M camant of Oregon to attend Coolidge dinner in Boston
Wallace McCamant of Portland Oregon, who backed Governor Coolidge for Vice-President at Chicago, will visit Boston as the guest of the Massachusetts Republican Club for its Coolidge dinner on August 12. He had been invited by J Henry Roraback of Connecticut to Northampton notification exercises last Tuesday but could not attend.
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Wallace McCamant
Portland
Oregon
Coolidge
Chicago
Boston
Lenroot
Lodge-McCormick
Massachusetts
Republican Club
J. Henry Roraback
Connecticut
Northampton
U S Asks England's Oil Plans
Washington July 29 AP officials said the State Department disclosed representations to Britain about its policy on developing oil fields and distributing oil from mandate countries.
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U. S
England
Washington
Associated Press
State Department
Oil Distribution Talks Move Toward Formal US Britain France Alliances
Officials note informal discussions between the United States and Britain, with the British ambassador Sir Auckland Geddes and the American embassy in London gathering data on oil in Mesopotamia and possibly the Balkans. A note to Britain sought to clarify intentions, while questions persist about prewar agreements and control in Asia Minor. Some say oil dealings among allied nations mirror plans from the economic conference tied to the Paris peace process.
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Sir Auckland Geddes
London
State Department
Mesopotamia
Balkan
Great Britain
France
Asia Minor
Paris
United States
Senate
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