Marguerite Finds a New Family After Dress Tragedy
A ten year old girl Marguerite receives a new blue dress from Marie the sewing girl. An aunt disapproves and the gown falls during a party. Raymond, her cousin, rescues her and takes her home, where Marguerite finds a loving new family with him and his mother.
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Sword of Bunker Hill Poem Renews Revolutionary Glory
An anonymous poem recalls a dying veteran urging his son to keep the sword of Bunker Hill as a symbol of freedom. The blade, once wrested from a captain during the battle, lights courage and divine blessing, with the son inheriting both gold and the legendary blade. The poem ends with the sire and sword enduring in memory and blessing twenty million.
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Original Uses for Evaporated Apples by Mrs Caldwell
Dorchester cook Mrs A M Caldwell shares original recipes using evaporated apples. Mince meat combines meat raisins currants citron and peels to yield eight quarts after slow simmering. fat from meat substitutes suet. Evaporated apple pie uses soaked chopped apples as green apples with sugar cinnamon and butter for pies.
Household Hints on Mending and Cleaning
A reader shares tips for mending with embroidery hoops and storing fine fabrics to prevent yellowing. Also included is a remedy for slimy sponges by boiling in milk and disinfecting water with carbolic acid. The note is signed by MrsCharles H Nudd Route 4 Concord NH.
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Dear Sewing Circle Reader Letters on marriage and independence
A collection of reader questions and replies on married life money and autonomy. Women weighed by finances chores romance and self sufficiency share experiences and advice from the column. Topics include independent wages housework schooling fortune telling and home buying.
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Senate Passes Bill for Ellen Wilson Company
In Washington the Senate authorized the incorporation of the Ellen Wilson Memorial Homes Corporation to build model houses in the capital. The bill cites the late Mrs. Wilson’s interest in improving housing conditions for workers.
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Radiant Youth and the Morning World Poem Note
Poem extols youth and beauty with vivid imagery of light sky love and fantasy. It speaks of guidance from dawn dreams and hopeful passion, casting a lyrical portrait of youth as noble fearless and radiant beneath sunny skies. copyright notice dates 1915 Southern Press Syndicate.
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Love and Compatibility in Courtship Advice
Dear Miss Champagne advises that couples should share common interests and activities to avoid future separation. If partners cannot enjoy the same pastimes such as dancing or whist, they should either adjust or part ways for future happiness.
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Miss Champagne Writes on Love and Sentiment
Miss Champagne contributes a Sunday Post column exploring themes of love and sentiment, offering reflections on romance and emotional life.
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Colorado Prohibition Bill Advances to Governor
Colorado Legislature completes enforcement law for the statewide constitutional prohibition effective January 1, 1916. Senate and House approve conference report reducing pharmacist sale limits to four ounces per prescription and allowing stock on hand liquor at one percent of drugstore value.
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Hold Up Suspect Held in Waldorf Robbery Case
George E. Clinton of Hall Street Revere arraigned in police court on charges tied to the Waldorf Lunch holdup at 16 Cornhill and an assault on Fireman Michael A. Riley. Clinton held for grand jury on the robbery charge and for hearing on the assault. Co defendants James J. Hall and Manuel Abramowitz also face assault with intent to rob and await hearings.
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Chicago Grand Opera Company Files Bankruptcy
The Chicago Grand Opera Company filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition listing liabilities of 264400 and assets of 61600. Principal creditor Harold F. McCormick of Chicago held promissory notes for 260000, with Max Pam noting most current obligations were taken over by McCormick as chief creditor.
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Chicago Grand Opera Company
Harold F. McCormick
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