Awakening of Sadie and Clifford Ends with Renewed Union
In a rain soaked scene Sadie and Clifford face a breaking marriage but agree on separation for privacy. They attend a wedding as guests then return home and reaffirm their vows. The couple resolve to overlook faults and revive their life together under the belief that what God has joined cannot be divided.
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Clifford
Muriel
Noice
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Aunt Sadie
Lohengrin
Belgian Fund Subscriptions Reach Large Total in Boston
Subscriptions for the Belgian Relief Fund collected by Joseph H. ONeil treasurer at 8 5 Devonshire Street Boston total $22638175 with numerous donors including Miss Wilson of Brookline Mrs Wm McLain Winthrop and Framingham Lend-a-Hand Club. Records show gifts from Salem Depot Cambridge Portland and Sioux Falls among others.
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Sewing Circle Letters on Secrets and Guidance for Home Life
A Boston Post Sewing Circle page presents readers’ letters on marital secrets, forgiveness, and family discipline. Advice covers opening others letters, past sins, secrecy, and balancing parental responses to sons and daughters amid social norms.
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Sisters of the Sewing Circle
Notable Letters From the Sewing Circle Featured Sunday Post
The Sunday Post prints several of the most engaging letters to the Sewing Circle, showcasing reader opinions, sewing tips, and community updates. Readers share personal projects, ask questions, and discuss fabric trends, providing a window into domestic life and craft culture.
Household Hints on Boiling Vegetables and Rice
Household hints explain boiling methods for green vegetables in salted water and white vegetables in unsalted water. It lists times for corn peas asparagus cabbage onions carrots beets potatoes spinach and greens and ends with an address for Mrs Jennie Gove at 8 Maple Street Cliftondale.
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Jennie Gove
Maple Street
Cliftondale
Service restored to Oak Square line and revisions described
Beginning today the line between Union square Allston and River street and Central square Cambridge will operate through to Oak square all day weekdays and Sundays. The Watertown North Station line via River street will run to Union square only except during morning and evening rush hours when it goes through to Central square as before.
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Adamson's Balsam Promoted for Colds in Early Ad Ad
An 19th century item endorses Adamson's Balsam as a cure for colds, urging readers to use the remedy for relief. The fragment presents a terse health advertisement style common to period newspapers.
Relic of St Xavier at St Marys Church in Boston
The relic of St Francis Xavier, offered for veneration at St Marys Church North End, during the novena of grace from March 4 to 12, is the only Xavier relic in Boston from the Jesuit founder.
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North End
Boston
ST. Francis Xavier
ST. Mary's Church
Novena at North End Church Draws Thousands Daily
Thousands visit the North End Church for the novena as masses and stations of the cross fill morning and noon. Evening sermons accompany each service with a roster of Jesuit speakers delivering themes on salvation, forbearance, faith, charity and death through Friday's final sermon by Rev. W J Conway.
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Herman Storck
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Michael J. Byrne
William J. Tynan
W. J. Conway
Stoneham Almshouse Closure Consideration Sparks Debate
Stoneham residents weigh closing the almshouse as a losing investment and moving inmates to private boarding places, amid concerns over the institution's future.
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Stoneham
Finns Case Continued in Lawrence Hearing
Dennis H. Finn former lawmaker had a preliminary hearing on charges of assault with intent to kill Alderman Paul Hannagan. The case was continued until next Thursday in the local court.
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Lawrence
Dennis H. Finn
Paul Hannagan
Young Dorchester Girl Saves Baby Brother Yesterday
Helen Sax an 11 year old from Dorchester with her mother rushed to aid a baby yesterday afternoon. Her quick actions helped avert a tragedy as they wheeled the infant to safety.
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Dorchester
Helen Sax
Poems for Pour Scrap Book Brave Love
A nostalgic verse once favored by John Boyle O Reilly celebrates enduring love. Two lovers wander with violin and song, sharing simple feasts and music as the world ages around them, cherishing youth, passion, and mutual devotion.
Staging Collapse Injures Two Workers Near Blue Hill Ave
A carriage escaped injury as a building staging on Blue Hill avenue buckled and fell about 15 feet. Witnesses say Louis Borofsky and Max Greenbaum of Chelsea stood at one end causing the collapse. Both men suffered bruises and slight injuries and were taken to City Hospital.
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Blue Hill Avenue
Louis Borofsky
Max Greenbaum
Chelsea
Banana Crunch Lettuce Nest Salad Dressing
A vintage recipe outlines a banana crunch salad with a peanut coating. It uses a boiled dressing with water vinegar mustard flour sugar salt and butter followed by beaten eggs and cream. Bananas are peeled halved rolled in crushed peanuts and served on lettuce nests.
Mock Tomato Bisque Recipe by Isabella Russell
A recipe notes mock tomato bisque using pepper vinegar olive oil and milk with a tomato blend. It lists steps to scald milk mix flour with water cook stir and combine with tomatoes and sugar then rub through sieve and season. Isabella Russell Kennebunkport Maine is the author.
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Isabella Russell
Kennebunkport
Fourth Week of Rees Revival in Roxbury
Last night closed the fourth week of the Rees revival in Roxbury with three services. Dr. Rees preached at Eliot Congregational Church and Roxbury Presbyterian, and a large meeting at Dudley Street Baptist Church. He called Daniel and his three friends four young men of conviction, arguing principle strengthens and loyalty leads through life’s fiery furnace to success before God and men.
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Rees
Roxbury
Eliot Congregational Church
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