Among the Churches of Greater Boston
Clergy moves and church events across Greater Boston are reported. Rev. James L. Bullitt becomes minister at St. John the Evangelist in Hingham. Andover Theological Seminary seeks to lay the cornerstone of its new Cambridge buildings. Union services, evangelistic campaigns, concerts, and lectures involving Boston area churches and ministers are noted, with travel to New York and Ontario for related religious work.
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James L. Bullitt
Christ's Church, Cambridge
St. John the Evangelist
Hingham
Andover Theological Seminary
Cambridge
Norton
Francis Street
Divinity Place
Harvard
Ora Samuel Gray
Charles Allen
Somerville
St. John
N. B
Boston
New York
New Rochelle
FE. R. Naftzger
Malden
Muncie
Ind
James Whitcomb Riley
Fales
Waltham
J. Hamilton Woodium
Harvard Street
Lawrence B. Greenwood
Sussex
Ontario
Which Boston Child Won a Five Dollar Gold Piece
A Post photo of Annie Jacobson, Harvard Grammar School seventh grade, Charlestown, prints as a weekly incentive. The child must appear at the City Editor's office with a parent between 3 and 5 p m to claim a $5 gold coin funded by the Post.
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Post
West End
The
Greater Boston
Washington Street
Annie Jacobson
Samuel Jacobson
Chelsea Street
Charlestown
Harvard Grammar School
Jennison
Love and Obstacle in Love Letters Advice Column
Mildred Champagne offers counsel on a lengthy romance strained by religious differences. A caller named Upset seeks guidance on whether to persist or end the affair, with a columnist urging courage and caution while urging patience in love.
Jealous Suitor Plans to End Nearly Fading Affection
The writer, a young man, notes growing feelings for a young woman and describes how her many gentleman friends trigger jealousy. He plans to drop her now to avoid deepening love and potential heartbreak, fearing he would feel blue if he falls harder.
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Miss Champagne
Oyster and Lobster Sandwiches Featured in Delicatessen Notes
A home cook describes making ham and breadcrumb patties with egg on top and baked eight minutes, and suggests a lobster filling with butter and egg yolks spread on white bread. Also details toasted oyster sandwiches with hot fried oysters on crisp lettuce. Mattie E Flynn and Mrs As Oak provide addresses in Boston.
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Traction Avenue
Hyde Park
Mattie E. Flynn
Lexington Street
East
Boston
Lemon Pie and Cream Candy Recipes from Miss Dwyer and Mrs Brown
A recipe fragment presents lemon pie instructions by Miss Mary L. Dwyer of Walpole and a vanilla walnut cream candy method by Mrs J H Brown Jr of Worcester. Included are steps for crustless lemon pie, meringue topping, whipped cream, and date-based confections with sugar coating and walnut garnish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Dwyer
Walpole
J. H. Brown, JR
Mendon Street
Worcester
Sewing Circle opens as Boston Post women's home forum
The Boston Post announces a new department Sewing Circle for women readers to discuss home life, health hints, recipes, family problems, and related topics. Correspondents may use pen names and write on one side of the paper, addressing the editor with questions and suggestions for homemakers in New England.
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The
Boston Post
Boston Daily and Sunday Post
Post
Sewing
Sewing Circle
Ecure
New England
Dear little Bright Eyes I wish you could see us
A married woman writes to Bright Eyes about her happy husband and child a 10 month old baby teething and how she would handle domestic strain. She suggests seeking maternal support, or finding work with the child if needed, to teach the husband a hard lesson and restore harmony.
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Baby
Addresses Asked For To Lillian Witch Hazel and Much In Need
A reader asks why addresses are not sent when the sender omits their own. The letter questions the etiquette of requesting replies from Lillian Witch Hazel and Much In Need and emphasizes the need to share a return address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
Nosebleed remedy told by Sewing Circle sister
A Sewing Circle member recalls an elderly man with chronic nosebleeds. A house hostess advised a method, leading the wife to pierce his ears with a needle and black silk twisted and tied to stop the bleeding. She maintained daily silk tightening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Circle
Ears Healed After Nosebleed Incident Recalls
A brief note states ears healed soon after a nosebleed incident and that Mrs E H reports no further nosebleeds since.
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E. H
Canary Bird Care Advice From Boston Sunday Post
Canary loses feathers for a year and hardly sings. seek guidance from the Sunday Post advice column. The reader asks what to do, hoping for humane care tips and potential health checks to restore plumage and song.
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Boston Sunday Post
Sunday Post
Going to the Golden West in a New England Reply
A reader responds to a Melrose Woman from the South with sharp humor about regional prejudice. The writer declares a move to the Golden West in eight days, praising western life and denouncing urban cosmopolitanism.
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New England
Melrose
South
United States
God's Country
The
Golden West
Women to Blame for All, Says Contented Widow
A reader signs F. M. E. blaming women for trouble, claiming to be a happy wife turned contented widow. She cites her active life in a Rebekah lodge and sewing circle, church, theatre, and home duties, endorsing the line Smile and the world smiles with you.
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Rebekah Lodge
Honest Italian Wife Praises Helpful Husband At Home
A reader extols a husband who enjoys housework and cooking, praising his energy and cheerful singing as he washes, dresses the baby, and cooks Italian dishes to perfection. The note celebrates mutual domestic effort and happiness in marriage.
Dear Sisters of the Sewing Circle note on boarders and savings
The letter from a reader describes keeping boarders for years with little saved and seeks guidance on financial planning and future security. It reflects concerns about steady income, debts, and long term stability for a household.
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Sisters of the Sewing Circle
Gambling Husband Causes Family Suffering Inquiry
A woman pleads for advice on a husband driven by gambling and a quick temper. She describes sacrificing peace at home to keep him content and asks fellow sisters for guidance, noting she feels the burden and hopes others share the struggle.
Nail health concerns and finger soreness in February
A reader asks about white spots on nails that faded after avoiding rough work and reports skin soreness over the lunulae in the past two weeks. They seek causes and remedies and note the query is dated February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie
Fashions and Fads Highlight Easter Hat Trends and Dress
Paris fashion notes crown the Louis XVI hat as the Easter favorite with nrcettl turned at the back. Summer fabrics include colored batistes with eyelet embroidery, triple flounced skirts and soft silks. Touches of color appear via artificial poinsettias or large roses on muffs. Sleeves feature long shoulders and elbow cuffs while black satin coats and dresses suit winter wear for children. Sashes and bright ribbons add color to frocks. Silk or satin olda jumpers in trellis style echo liners folds, while jumper blouses match skirts in color.
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Paris
Milady
Fragmentary OCR item yields unclear event
unreadable text from OCR presents no identifiable people places or actions to summarize into a coherent news item without guessing.
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