Boston Notes on Arts and Local People
Charles H. Woodbury completes a winter Mount Monadnock study in 14 degree weather. Edith Wyatt, Bryn Mawr alumna, writes plays on working-girl life and releases a broader body of magazine and book work. De Mayor Fitzgerald returns to City Hall while engaging in Palm Beach swims and golf. A plug for the Amundsen vessel in Golden Gate Park prompts curiosity about its display.
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White Mountains
Charles H. Woodbury
Boston
Mount Monadnock
White Mountain
New Hampshire
Edith Wyatt
Sue Ainslie Clark
Bryn Mawr
Joseph A. Maynard
Democratic City Committee
Palm Beach
Fitzgerald
Martin Lomasney
TF Titzgerald
Across Boston Streets and Stories Warm Spring Tidbits
A Boston columnist notes travel quirks with Summit avenue routes to Allston and Brookline, mentions ex Representative Claude H. Tarbox resting in Florida, maudish mud in New York water, a watch theft scare on a train, Jamaica Plain’s James Dole in Hawaii, and signs of spring as caretakers prune and grass returns.
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Claude H. Tarbox
Florida
Summit Avenue
Corey Hill
No. 1
Allston
Brookline
Beacon Street
Frank A. McInnes
City
Sewer and Water Division
New York City
Boston
Moses Mann
New York
Edward G. Graves
Jamaica Plain
James Dole
Orient
Hawaii
Charles F. Dole
Harvard
Boston Common
Jemima Shines in Sports Yet Cares for Home Chores
A light verse profile of Jemima, a versatile athlete who excels in track, tumbling, and tennis. The poem notes her silver cup win and public appeal while highlighting her reluctance to perform household chores like churning and washing the Thomas cat, reflecting early 20th century domestic expectations.
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Jemima
Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Vintage Recipe Card Excerpts From Springfield Advertisements
Recipes list ingredients and steps for sugar spice fried dough beef brick with pork crust and baked options. Includes names ALDEA JOUBERT MRS C H SMITH MRS PEARL NEALLEY and addresses in Springfield West Springfield and Hopedale. Provides measurements and cooking times for multiple dishes.
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Aldea Joubert
Suffolk Street
Springfield
C. H. Smith
Spring Street
West
The Wisdom of Claus Frye House Tale in a Village
The aging Claus Frye clings to a dilapidated tavern house once a hub of local life. Samantha Lee schemes to force a sale for the Historical Society while Claus and the town witness a slow dismantling of the estate. A tarantula scare and a hidden stash of fake diamonds spark a final twist.
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Claus Frye
Meyers
Samantha Lee
Samantha
Knowles
Claus
the Historical Society
Vicking
Tarnation
Jim
Japan
Historical Society
She
64 Paragraph Fashion Trends Of The Season
The article surveys handbags resembling valises, Paradise plumage for hats, reshaped corsages with waist emphasis, blue serge street suits trimmed in white cottons, broad ruched frocks, edged with pinked fringing, lace craze among smart women, and a coming great suit season. Paris declares color season with layered shades and kimono sleeve replacement offering diverse new models.
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Paradise
Paris
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