The Sweetest Story Ever Told by Mary and Jim Deering
Mary Deering, a devoted mother of four in Jamaica Plain, narrates bedtime tales to her weary day and finds solace in her stories. Jim Deering then reveals he has been offered a Western branch job, promising a brighter future, and Mary envisions a shared life where she finally gains support.
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Mary Deering
Jim
Bobbie
Betty
Ellen
Jimsie
Mary
Jim Deering
Mary Eddington
Wetherell
Western Branch
Household Hints for Paint and Tar Removal
Household hints explain removing paint from garments using spirits of turpentine soaked on the stain for hours then rubbed to crumble away. For pitch or tar, scrape off excess, apply sweet oil or lard, rub in, and let warm for an hour. Signed MRS. O. R. WHITNEY, 178 Coyle Street, Woodfords, Me.
Brewster-Meyer Nuptials at St Pauls Cathedral
Miss Anne Wales Brewster daughter of Mr and Mrs John F F Brewster of Sigourney street Jamaica Plain was married yesterday afternoon at St Pauls Cathedral to Henry Hixon Meyer Harvard 1915 now a Harvard Law School student He is the second son of Mrs August R Meyer of Kansas City.
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Anne Wales Brewster
John F. F. Brewster
Sigourney Street
Jamaica Plain
St. Paul's Cathedral
Dean Rousmaniere
Henry Hixon Meyer
Harvard
Harvard Law School
Mr. Meyer
August R. Meyer
Kansas City
Woman Readers Debate Freedom Roles In Marriage
A sewing circle prints letters debating domestic equality and the right balance of authority in marriage. Contributors argue about a husband's control over attire, shared duties, and the value of compromise versus domination.
Call of the Nation Poem From Atlanta Constitution
A patriotic poem printed in a Southern newspaper extols national unity and the flag. It speaks of one heart across states, liberty and union, and the rolling drums that rally marching hosts under a united banner. It emphasizes the absence of Blue and Gray as a single national heart.
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Bugle
Letters to the Sewing Circle Featured in Sunday Post
A selection of the most engaging letters to the Sewing Circle is printed in the Sunday Post, showcasing readers' opinions, tips, and community updates.
Dear Miss Champagne Says Shorter Man Has Noble Qualities
An advice column reply tells ANXIOUS not to worry about a man being shorter. The key is brains and character, not height. The writer cites Napoleon and Frederic the Great as examples and urges appreciating quality over quantity as the suitor is good-looking, well paid, and considering marriage.
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Boston
Miss Champagne
Napoleon
Frederic the Great
Idea Worth a Dollar Featured in Sun Day Post Magazine
The Sun Day Post Magazine promises a weekly value spin every Sunday with a dollar earning idea. It highlights simple ways readers can save or make money, aiming to boost pockets through practical tips and quick wins.
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Sunday Post
Bathing Fashion and a Daring July Swim
A narrator relays vowing to avoid water until July yet taking Paula to swim after breakfast. Paula wears a striking dark blue taffeta one piece with a back button row, sleeveless design, and corded brilliant silk trim. The bloomers resemble riding breeches and the short side-slit skirt features deep pockets lined with striped silk.
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Paula
Closing Exercises at Rainsford Island for Suffolk School
Nearly 300 guests attended the closing exercises and trades exhibit of the Suffolk School for Boys at Rainsford Island yesterday. The program marked year end with orations original compositions and vocal solos while the trades exhibit displayed the students’ year’s work.
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Suffolk School For Boys
Rainsford Island
Jewish Editor Given Dinner by Crawford Street Synagogue Friends
Ezekiel Leavitt editor of the Jewish Voice was treated to a complimentary dinner last night by friends in the vestry of Crawford Street Synagogue. Rabbi M Bichler led the program.
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Ezekiel Leavitt
The
Jewish Voice
Crawford Street
M. Bichler
Simple Graham Bread and Citrus Treats From Springfield Genealogical Kitchen
A collection of old fashioned recipes includes Graham bread with sour milk and walnuts by Mrs. Edward J. Mayher of Sumner Avenue Springfield orange straws by Mrs. Clarence Allen of Boylston Centre and a pineapple trifle with orange snow served in moulds with cherry and nuts from Boylston Centre.
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Edward J. Mayher
Sumner Avenue
Springfield
Clarence Allen
Boylston Centre
Painter Pleads Guilty in Dress and Lace Theft Case
Interior painter Perry Newcomb of 31 Rose Street South End admitted guilt in Municipal Court to larceny of dresses and laces valued over 1600 from Mrs Carrie V Hazelwood of the Hotel Ilkley dressmaker. Judge Dowd declined jurisdiction and sent him to the grand jury.
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Perry Newcomb
Rose Street
South End
Carrie V. Hazelwood
Ilkley
Dowd
Remembering Mr Hilliard in The Littlest Girl in Toronto
A former child performer recalls starring in The Littlest Girl with Mr Hilliard in Toronto. She describes the rehearsal, her shy fear of Hilliard, his compliments about her clean hands, a gift of ten dollars for a doll, Easter eggs, and later admiration as he visited the matinee.
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Mr. Hilliard
Toronto
Can
Mother
Lottie
Hilliard
Actress Vita graph denies rumor of Anita Stewart leaving
Viola Dana played Gladiola in that film. Dana has stage experience including The Poor Little Rich Girl. Mary Pickford talks appear five days weekly in the Daily Post and on Sundays in the Sunday Post.
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Anita Stewart
Vitagraph
T. B
Viola Dana
Gladiola
Miss Dana
Mary Pickford
Daily Post
Sunday Post
Two Hurt In 10 Foot Fall From Ladder
Two workmen were injured yesterday when a ladder in Gibson court West End collapsed dropping them ten feet. Martin Malloy 45 of 42 Winter street Cambridge suffered a fractured rib and contusions while Michael Doyle of 160 Bunker Hill street sustained injuries to the upper body. Both treated at the relief station.
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Gibson Court
West End
Martin Malloy
Winter Street
Cambridge
Michael Doyle
Bunker Hill Street
Whelan Doherty Marriage At Saint Angelus Church
Mary F Doherty daughter of Mr and Mrs Dennis Doherty of 180 Thatcher Street Milton married James Whelan of Milton at St Angelus Church in Milton. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Father Ryan pastor of the church.
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Mary F. Doherty
Dennis Doherty
Thatcher Street
Milton
James Whelan
St. Angelus Church
Father Ryan
Little June Bride Poemilues Roses and Joy
A lyrical poem depicts a June bride surrounded by roses. The speaker wishes everlasting happiness and love, hoping no sorrow or trouble dim her bright pathway and that love returns sweetness and beauty through life’s hardships.
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June
Soldiers Write Home From Border Patrol 1916
William C. Walker of the Third Cavalry writes from Brownsville Texas on June 23 1916 thanking readers for support sent to troops guarding the border. He notes receiving hundreds of letters and tokens like candy and tobacco after crossing the river to patrol and return, and urges New England to remember militia and future regulars.
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Post
Mexico
New England
William C. Walker
Third Cavalry
Brownsville
Tex
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