Ill Wind That Blows No One Good
A romantic dispute ends when a March wind carries a reconciliatory letter to the lover. The misled fiancé discovers the truth, forgives, and reunites, the couple walking home with the ring restored as the wind finally settles.
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Pastors and services mark Greater Boston churches
The article notes appointments and activities across Boston churches including the Malden Centre Methodist Church accepting Everett R. Naftzger as assistant pastor to start April 1. It highlights sermons by Dr. C. C. Earle and Edward Cummings, anti alcohol league pulpit visits, confirmations by Bishop Lawrence, lectures on social topics, and a busy schedule of daily noon services and musical events across Dorchester, Jamaica Plain, Cambridge, and other parishes.
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Church of the New Jerusalem
North Avenue Congregational Church
Cambridge
Gounod
First Baptist Church
Fashion Forecast for the Season Touches Hats and Gowns
The article outlines trends such as trimmed straw hats, ruchings, soutache on gowns and coats, color prominence, metal buttons and jewels, silk and crepe shawls, satin petticoats, and minimal rough-faced fabrics. Sleeves with buttoning to the wrist persist, new chain bracelets with pendants appear, and rosettes on hats with leaf sprays, plus skeleton waists in new costumes.
Nobleman Weds Plowgirl in Canadian Doukhobor Community
Arthur Fortesque, nephew of the Duke of Portland, abandons his English prospects to join the Doukhobor colony on the Saskatchewan and marries Olga Varinhoff, a young village girl. He adopts the lifestyle and helps build a home with the community.
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Manitoba
Arthur Fortesque
Duke of Portland
Olga Varinhoff
Fortesque
Oxford University
Quebec
Russia
Saskatchewan River
England
Portesque
The Man at the Window
A Washington street theatre ticket booth clerk recalls rude customers and odd rules in ten years selling tickets at Keith's Theatre. He recounts a man demanding a specific seat, a collarless patron refused service, and a couple seeking adjacent seats, with tension at the window.
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Washington Street
Keith
Post
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Keith’s
Mildred Champagne Advises on Love Triangle Dilemma
A 23 year old writes to Miss Champagne about courting a 20 year old woman who has fallen out with a friend. The reply urges the man to pursue the relationship, noting the friend’s unreliable work record and the woman's happiness with a more diligent suitor.
For Better or Worse Dear Miss Champagne Advice
A reader laments an unhappy arranged marriage and confesses love for a newer suitor ten years her senior. The adviser urges patience, character work to improve her husband, and to banish the other man from her life as a threat to stability.
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Miss Champagne
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Recipes of New England Housewives Page Teaser
Recipes from New England housewives compiled for a Sunday Post feature. Readers will find a full page of tested dishes with notes from Miss Jeannette Pannettom Mrs Elijah H Russell Annie M Brissetti E M Bakeman and Mrs N E Curtis including batters molasses apples and savory cheese tomato dishes plus pastry shells and prune filling ideas.
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New England
Sunday Post
Patti Decorated by Russian Red Cross
Adelina Patti received the medal of the Red Cross Society of Russia for her concert in St Petersburg about five years ago. The event aided Russian officers soldiers wounded in the war with Japan and their families.
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Adelina Patti
Red Cross Society of Russia
St. Petersburg
Japan
Wives Should Strike Over Reduced Husbands’ Incomes
Mrs. Robert A. Woods of Boston told the Women's Trade Union League in Chicago that housewives should strike if husbands’ incomes fall when women work for less money. She argued housewives set the economic standard, praised the housewife trade, and warned against low paying jobs that lower male wages. She cited domestic service and housewifery as unprotected trades and stressed the wife’s role in purchasing, hygiene, and social life.
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Chicago
Robert A. Woods
Boston
Women's Trade Union League
Massachusetts
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