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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1913

Page

14

Wellesley Grads to Present Trelawney of the Wells

The New York Wellesley Club drama troupe of Wellesley College graduates will travel to Wellesley to perform Trelawney of the Wells next Saturday evening March 8. Nellie Zuckerman, class of 1912, leads the troupe and has directed the play which earned praise in New York recently.

Wellesley Grads New York Wellesley Club Wellesley College Trelawney The Wells Nellie Zuckerman Nellie. Zuckerman Wellesley

Many Books Uncle Walt Says Worth a Reader

A satirical verse by Walt Mason weighs the vast number of books published. He notes many translations and genres, arguing only one in many dozens is truly worth a reader's time before concluding with a final quip on literary value.

Knight Walt Mason

Cottolene Promotes Flaky Pastry and Value

Cottolene suits pastry making by yielding light delicate flaky crust and is healthier than butter or lard. It is cheaper than lard, about the price of lard, with two thirds of a pound replacing a full pound of butter or lard. Sold only in air tight tin pails, it stays clean and uniform.

The Letter by Edith Haines

In Dorchester Helen ponders Bob Perrin's slowness to propose while her brother Wallace snoops for love notes. He finds scraps signed Mrs Robert J Perrin and a verse wishing eternity with Bob, then tries to mail the letter using Perrin's stamp.

Bob Perrin Helen Robert J. Perrin Mr. Perrin Bob Wallace Grandma

The Mail Trick That Wins a Woman

A schemer uses pasted scrap letters from a neighbor to trick Helen Perrin into a ride with Wallace. Helen suspects nothing while Bob frames a plan. Wallace learns of the ruse, receives the check, and the parlor scene ends with Helen puzzled by their actions.

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