Bachelor savers vs wives control money sparks debate
The Sewing Circle readers defend bachelors who save and challenge the idea that wives must manage pay. Stories recount a bachelor who saved $5 weekly and funded a bungalow, and a husband who allowed his wife to invest but later regretted a failed mine venture. A long letter asks if husbands may dictate attire based on payment, prompting further discussion.
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The Mischief Makers Revel in a Pair's Elopement
Norton Paige and Ethel Graham wed after a carriage of overheard remarks and a letter of release from a wary lover. The two mischief makers misread chatter and helped spark a hasty marriage that stunned friends and family.
Toys for Tennis feature by Maude Hall in Sunday Post
Maude Hall writes an athletic girl themed piece titled Toys for Tennis and it is illustrated in color dress to accompany the upcoming Sunday Post.
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Maude Hall
Cdress
Next Sunday Post
Miss Summer Brings Bright Day in Bentztown Verse
Poem celebrates the arrival of Miss Summer as she comes to town with bright cheer and song. The speaker recalls springing joy and warmth after winter, noting roses, buttercups, and a lily in hand. The piece personifies summer as a playful muse.
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Summer
Miss Summer
June Brides and Homemaker Roles in Society
A reminiscence recalls a pleasant day with Lucille, fashion notes, and wedding plans. The piece argues that the home economy is as vital as wage work, urging systematized domestic duties and respect for women pursuing careers while supporting family life.
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Trousseau
Jack
Miss Pickford
Amon
Actress Updates and Fashion Note from Early 20th Century
H. T. F-Mary Miles Minter joins Mutual. letters from Metro may be forwarded to her. Bertha M.-Edna Goodrich starred in Armstrong's Wife and now works with Morosco Photoplay Company. Georgine W. cautions against dyeing hair as it ages appearance.
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Mary Miles Minter
Mutual
Metro
Bertha M
Edna Goodrich
Armstrong
Morosco Photoplay Company
Winthrop Class Day Held in Open Air
Winthrop High School class day exercises moved outdoors to Ingleside Park yesterday afternoon allowing many relatives and friends to attend. The outdoor format replaced the usual indoor program with limited attendance.
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Winthrop
Winthrop High School
Ingleside Park
Old Time Recipe Fragments From Wilder and St Cloud
A jumble of handwritten recipe notes from Wilder Vermont and St. Cloud Florida includes an egg and milk batter for fruit bake, and a rice and tomato dish with bacon and eggs. The clippings credit Mrs Inez M Peavey and Miss E L Epple as contributors.
Summer Days In The Field And Wood
A fragmentary poem recounts two friends wandering fields in summer and a beloved companion whose memory returns in later solitude. The speaker recalls shared joys, nature, and a sense of heaven in simple moments, then laments separation as he wanders alone seeking the same love and contentment.
Meeting For Irish Families To Be Held In Symphony Hall
Bourke Cockran a leading New York orator is expected to headline a Sunday mass meeting at Symphony Hall for Friends of Irish Freedom. Michael J. Ryan national president of United Irish League and local figures will speak on aiding families of Irish revolutionists. Mayor Curley led a Roxbury Hibernian Hall meeting to organize committees and set details.
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Bourke Cockran
New York
Symphony Hall
Friends of Irish Freedom
Ireland
Michael J. Ryan
United Irish League
Curley
Hibernian Hall
Roxbury
Philip J. O’donnell
Matthew Cummings
E. J. Slattery
Women's City Club Celebrates 4500 Members Anniversary
The Women’s City Club marks its third anniversary with a dinner for several hundred at the clubhouse celebrating reaching 4500 members. Founder Miss Josephine A. Bruorton is guest of honor with Mrs. James J. Storrow as presiding officer and Miss Mary Caroline Crawford as toastmistress. The event featured flowers, music, and a garden reception in Japanese lanterns after the meal.
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Women’s City Club
Josephine A. Bruorton
James J. Storrow
Mary Caroline Crawford
Miss Bruerton
George W. Coleman
J. Randolph Coolidge, Jr
Charles Sumner Bird
Louis E. Kirstein
Three Malden pupils win alumni scholarships at High School
Miss Esther J. Gustafson Harold F. Hedberg and Paul F. Corbin of Malden High School received collegiate scholarships during yesterday's exercises in the High School Hall. The prizes, from the High School Alumni Association, fund Miss Gustafson to Boston University while Hedberg and Corbin will enter Technology.
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Esther J. Gustafson
Harold F. Hedberg
Paul F. Corbin
Malden High School
Gustafson
Gilbert Street
Boston University
Wireless Station Hit by Lightning at Wellfleet
Lightning struck the wireless station in Wellfleet early today destroying aerial wires and motors. Repairs restored operation by afternoon. Operator Irving Bermilla was in charge and had left the motor room when the strike occurred. The storm also struck the house connected to the station, damaging the chimney and cook stove. All telephones telegraph wires and electric lights serving the station were knocked out.
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Wellfleet
Irving Bermilla
Expert argues 6.74 percent return for Bay State Street Railway
Alton D. Adams, expert for remonstrants, told a State House hearing the Bay State Street Railway Company could earn 6.74 percent on its $29,957,471 investment, not operate at a loss as the company claims. He based his figures on Feustel's report and noted he might revise depreciation charges after the adjournment.
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Alton D. Adams
Bay State Street Railway Company
State House
Adams
House orders arrest of Marshall over subcommittee criticism
Contempt charges against H. Snowden Marshall United States district attorney at New York were sustained by the House by 208 to 8. The sergeant at arms was ordered to take Marshall into custody and bring him before the House bar.
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Washington
H. Snowden Marshall
United States
New York
House
Marshall
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