Parker Hill district adding Lutheran congregation property
The Parker Hill neighborhood in Roxbury reports the Boston Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Congregation has bought 774 Parker Street from Isabella F. Colville and will improve the frame house and land for occupancy. Thomas J. Carle notes six generations of the Carle family on the Hollis Centre farm in Maine, dating to Ebenezer Carle after 1777. Professor Dallas L. Sharp from Harvard expresses pride in succeeding as a farmer after years of effort.
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Parker Hill
Roxbury
Boston
Carle
Hollis Centre
Thomas J. Carle
York County
Pomona Grange
Mr. Carle
Ebenezer Carle
Suburbs Spark Debate As Professor Praises Country Life
Professor Sharp, a veteran on South Hingham farm preserves, criticizes suburbs and urges readers to retreat to the countryside. He quips that if God made the country and man made the city, Satan must have created the suburbs.
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Professor Sharp
South Hingham
Satan
Franklin Park Saw Mill Turns Logs Into Planks For Park Work
The Franklin Park saw mill converts logs obtained from thinning the woods into planks for carpenters. The high lumber price does not affect their work as the mill provides needed material locally.
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Franklin Park
Park
Bees and music and ships in old Boston notes
Mr. Hymettus bees supply Italian apiaries, and Harry E. Hersam keeps docile bees imported from Italy. Miss Myra Winslow, president of the Waltham Musical Club, led a memory recital with Miss Eva May Ellis. Steam colliers replace sailing vessels in coastwise coal trade. Governor Douglas sold to Sun Oil Company.
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Mr. Hymettus
Italy
Harry E. Hersam
Stoneham
Homer
Virgil
Myra Winslow
Court Hall
Huntington Avenue
Waltham Musical Club
Watch City
Coastwise Transportation Company
Boston
Governor Douglas
Coastwise Company
Sun Oil Company of
New York
Twinkleland Helps a Lonely Child and a Grieving Woman
Kenneth, a dreaming boy living with stern Uncle Robert, wanders to Twinkleland with Davy Wheeler’s mother, who has just mourned her son. The magical night heals both their sorrows as she invites the boy to come live with her.
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Big Hill
Kenneth
Robert
Twinkleland
Davy Wheeler
Davy
Be Your Little Boy Exchange Revealed in Quiet Moment
A tender family exchange unfolds as Kenneth eagerly declares a wish to be his mother’s little boy and she softly affirms with a gentle, hopeful reply.
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Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Kenneth
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United States
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C. F. D. Belden
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Harvard
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Toilet Dept
Houghton & Dutton CO
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Boston, Mass
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Ps CI Weiszwans
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Boston Monday Post
Boston Post
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Pottersville
Fall River
Alfred H. Hood
Arba N. Lincoln
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Hazlett
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Canada
Mexico
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Police
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Medford, Mass
Land of Dreams
Christian Science
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Thehristian Science Church of America
Chase
Houghton & Dutton Drug Co
Riker-Jaynes Drug Co
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