Buston Man Declines Estates To Aid Tenants Of Camperdown Acres
Lord Camperdown, aged 70, refused to accept his brother’s 14,000 acre Camperdown estates citing the duty to protect tenants. He plans to keep management with existing staff, continues charity work in Boston, and notes the bequests will go to Lady Buckinghamshire and Broderick Chinnery-Haldane.
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Earl of
Lord Camperdown
George Alexander Phillips Haldane-Duncan
Earl of Camperdown
Great Lundie
Buckinghamshire
Gleneagles
Broderick Chinnery-Haldane
England
House of Lords
Commonwealth Avenue
Hawkins Street
Lundie
Broderick Chinnery- Haldane
Camperdown
Thoughtful father crashes car after mistaking girl for daughter
James Cheyne of 32 Greenwich Street leapt from a moving car on West Housatonic Street to rescue a girl he believed was his daughter, but the child Harriet Rohan, 8, died after being struck. The driver George Hissell of 21 Francis Avenue and car owner John P. Cooney faced manslaughter charges. Hissell was bailed.
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Pittsfield
West Housatonic Street
James Cheyne
Greenwich Street
House of Mercy Hospital
Cheyne
Harriet Rohan
Harry Rohan
Hawthorne Avenue
John P. Cooney
Union Square Theatre
George Hissell
Francis Avenue
Bissell
Notable Allied Figures in War Efforts and Cultural News
Richard Folsom Cleveland son of Grover Cleveland delays Marine enlistment until after his junior year at Princeton. Sir Alfred Mond signs a Hyde Park baseball permit for American service members. Taft backs Howe Memorial convalescent hospital plan. Army Medical Corps action pending. Surgeon-Colonel Bruce visits as British medical delegate to Chicago meeting. Lady Diana Manners trains as Red Cross nurse at Guy's Hospital. Hans Sulzer and family to settle in Nonquit Massachusetts during Switzerland absence. Ridgeway Knight sale of After the Battle of the Marne earns 25100 dollars for Blind Relief War Fund.
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Richard Folsom Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
United States Marines
Princeton University
Taft
American Red Cross Central Committee
Howe Memorial Association
Strandway
South
Boston
Army Medical Corps
England
Herbert Alexander Bruce
American Congress of Medical Societies
Chicago
Diana Manners
Duke of Rugland
Guy’s Hospital
London
Red Cross
Switzerland
Hans Sulzer
Washington
Mme. Sulzer
Nonquit, Mass
Marne
Ridgeway Knight
New York
Blind Relief War Fund
Household Hints from Mrs Crosby in East Boston
Practical tips for cookies and pipe leaks plus wall cleaning. Form dough into balls and flatten for quick cookies. Stop leaks with soap and whiting paste. Clean walls with warm water and baking soda. no soap. Address: Mrs H. B. Crosby 260 Lexington Street East Boston.
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H. B. Crosby
Lexington Street
East
Boston
Head-On Crash Kills Worcester Men in Sterling
A Worcester trio led by Guy H. Orcutt age 55 were killed or badly hurt when their car collided head on with another on the Worcester road at 6 30 tonight. Arthur J. Beauregard driver of the other car escaped with minor injuries and was jailed by Sterling police charged with driving under the influence.
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Sterling
Guy H. Orcutt
Newell Ham
Orrin Ohman
Worcester
Arthur J. Beauregard
Clinton
Local Joy as Hallian-Weds Erickson in Private Arlington Ceremony
Miss Fern Hallian and Lieutenant Emil Erickson of Jackson Michigan were married in a private ceremony witnessed by immediate families. The couple will reside in Michigan. The bride previously eloped with her father's chauffeur Louis Eisman, keeping her whereabouts from her parents for a period.
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Fern Hallian
Emil Erickson
Jackson
Mich
Joseph Hallian
Robbins Road
Arlington
Erickson
Michigan
Hallian
Louis Eisman
Everyda Day Etiquette Favors Fair Split On Trips
A street car etiquette note argues women should avoid quarreling over nickels during shopping. A simple plan is for each to pay her own share of expenses. Advice warns against gifts to girls under 16 from boyfriends unless engagement or modest tokens like candy or flowers are exchanged.
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Elizabeth
Mr. M
Up and Take Heart Creed of Hope
Poem urges resilience and courage across nature imagery. A call to not despair, embracing hope as universal creed spoken to man and life itself.
Birthday Bio Briefs Edward the Black Prince Born June Fifteen
Edward the Black Prince, son of Edward III, born in Woodstock in 1330, earned fame as a bold commander. He first joined his father on a foreign expedition at fourteen and led the right wing at Crécy at sixteen. Knighted early, he helped defeat John of France, was one of the first Knights of the Garter, later married Joan of Kent, and died in 1376 after years abroad and at home.
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Edward
Prince of Wales
Edward III
England
Woodstock
Crevcy
Froissart
Fair Maid
Kent
Acquitaine
France
Island Pond Vermont Rice Bread Recipe
A historical recipe from Elizabeth Street Island Pond Vermont describes pouring one quart boiling water over one cup well washed rice and cooking until lone. It adds sugar salt lard and creaming, then cool mixing with scalded milk and a dissolved yeast cake. Use enough white flour for a stiff dough, rise and bake like white bread to yield three medium loaves.
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Elizabeth Street
Island Pond
Catholic Feast Days and 40 Hours Devotion Schedule
Catholic feast days for the week list martyrs and saints including Mark, Marcellianus, Julian de Falconeri, Silverius, Aloysius Gonzaga, Paul Ingn. The 40 hours devotion begins Friday June 21 at multiple churches: St Anthony's Revere, St Mary's West Quincy, Sacred Heart Ipswich, St John's Chelmsford, St Francis North Weymouth, St Mary's Collinsville, St Pius Lynn, St Clement's Somerville. Rev M C Gilbride administers St Mary's Collinsville.
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St. Anthony’s
Revere
St. Mary’s
West Quincy
Sacred Heart
Ipswich
St. John’s
Chelmsford
St. Francis
North Weymouth
Collinsville
St. Pius
Lynn
St. Clement’s
Somerville
M. C. Gilbride
St. Augustine’s
South Boston
Prayer for Courage by Louis Untermyer
A poem from The Century Magazine expresses longing for relief from grief and beauty fading. It praises persistent roots and steadfast grass as symbols of enduring courage, urging fruitful sharing of all outcomes and growth through adversity.
Should a wife go to the pictures more than once a week
A series of letters from readers debate whether a married woman should attend moving pictures frequently. Advice ranges from urging moderation and patriotism through thrift drives and Red Cross work to defending reasonable enjoyment, while warning against vanity and neglect of family duties.
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Red Cross
Mary Pickford
Charlie Chaplin
Sewing Circle
Douglas S Fairbanks
Uncle Sam
Somerville High Graduates Give Two Fifty Dollar Bonds
The Somerville High School graduating class donated two $50 Liberty bonds one to the school and one to the Red Cross during yesterday's ivy day exercises held in front of the school.
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Red Cross
Somerville High School
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