Dedicatory Service for Roxbury Parish House
Rev. Clarence A. Vincent dedicates the $24 000 parish house of Immanuel Congregational Church in Roxbury. He is assisted by Rev. Murray W. Dewart as services include invocation dedicatory address by Rev. E. P. Drew and dedicatory prayer by Rev. W. H. Pound.
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Immanuel Walnut Avenue Congregational Church
Roxbury
Clarence A. Vincent
Murray W. Dewart
St. James’ Episcopal Church
S. S. Mathews
D. D
E. P., Drew
Worcester
W. H. Pound
Chicago
Sudden Death of Mrs D F Murphy
The Roxbury community mourns Mrs D F Murphy of 12 Elm Hill Park after a sudden illness. After a brief cold she worsened, dying at 5 30 am with husband doctor and priest present. Funeral set for 9 am Monday from St John Church Blue Hill Avenue Roxbury.
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D. F. Murphy
Elm Hill Park
Roxbury
St. John's Church
Blue Hill Avenue
Riker Jaynes Opens Eighth Boston Drug Store
The Riker Jaynes chain expands with a new Boston location on Tremont Street opposite Park Street station marking the eighth Boston store and their 22nd overall. The firm emphasizes direct sourcing, guaranteed quality, and planned further expansion to Newark and New York.
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Riker- Jaynes
Boston
Riker-Jaynes
Tremont Street
Park Street
Winter Street
Jaynes Drug Company
Washington Street
Jaynes
Jaynes Drug
Riker-Jaynes Laboratory
William B. Riker & Son Company
New York
Brooklyn
Newark
Riker-Jaynes Drug
Famous Scotch Evangelist Visits Newton Seminary
The Rev. William Lindsay the world’s oldest evangelist visited Newton Theological Seminary as part of a religious tour. He has dined with Rev. W. W. Bustard and plans an opening service at Holyoke tomorrow.
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Newton Theological Seminary
William Lindsay
Great Britain
Scotland
W. W. Bustard
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Lindsay
Holyoke
Veteran conductor recalls rail line life on Winthrop loop
W R Swan of the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn railroad marks 28 years in service. He started in the shop, became a brakeman after six months, and spent the last 17 years as a conductor, running between the terminal and Lynn. He notes summer crowds and cottage traffic create delays, and recalls a winter snowstorm when a stalled train left passengers waiting for hours before a relief train freed them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Swan
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Winthrop Loop
Former Boston Girl Heads Chicago Nurses
Miss Edna L. Foley has begun duties as supervising nurse of the dispensary staff at the Chicago Tuberculosis Institute. She was formerly with the Boston Consumptive Hospital outpatient department and is a Smith College graduate of 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna L. Foley
Chicago
Boston Consumptive Hospital
Smith College
Death of Former State Representative Ernest L. Bonney
Scituate reports the death of Ernest L. Bonney a former state representative aged 45 at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scituate
Ernest L. Bonney
Paying Marjorie's Fare and a Mysterious Stranger
In a crowded city car Marjorie cannot pay her fare and a stranger offers to cover it. The man, Frank Hearcourt’s friend Mr Harcourt, later reveals he knew her from a photo Kathleen showed him. He courts and ultimately asks to pay her fare through life, and she agrees.
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Marjorie
Trenton
Kathleen
Mr. Hearcourt
Frank
Jack
Mr. Harcourt
Dear Miss Champagne Advice on Handling Unwanted Marriage Proposal
A young woman asks how to end a marriage proposal from EF without making him her enemy. The advisor urges gentle but firm rejection, warns against leading him on, and cautions that false hope can provoke vengeance if marriage is pressed despite lack of love.
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Miss Champagne
Chateau
A Simple Tomato Sauce for Six Slices
A brief home recipe outlines making a tomato sauce with flour onion butter and seasonings. Heat butter, sauté onion, stir in dry flour then tomato, adjust with sugar if needed. Serves six slices for a neat lunch dish. Instructions attributed to Mrs A J Newell of Main Street Hopedale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J
Newellest
Hopedale
Pineapple Lemon Orange Quick Drink Mix
A recipe instructs to mash one pineapple with a fork on a platter, slice one lemon and one orange thin, combine in a deep bowl with one pint of sugar, chill four to eight hours, then strain through cheese cloth into a pitcher. Add 38 pints of cold water and a cup of crushed ice. Served on letterhead of Mrs. J. W. Greenwood Acushnet Box 86.
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J. W. Greenwood
Acushnet
The Pink Umbrella at a Weekend Reunion
Patty Eldred travels with her father to Louisville for a reunion and, amid rain and crowds, becomes lost among hotel clerks and cots. The pink umbrella becomes a beacon as her father frantically searches hotels and boarding houses for her, while Will Rogers and others react to the chase. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as the search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Eldred
Louisville
Patty
Lee
Richmond
Dinsmore
Will Rogers
National Committee
Lexington
Pewee Valley Station
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Riker-Jaynes Drug Store
Newton Seminary
Revere Beach & Lynn
The
Sunday Post
Florence M. Fishburne
Bonair Street
Somerville
Choconel
the Natural Food Company
Niagara Falls, N.Y
Mildred Champagne
New England Housewives
Sea Sunday Post
Evelyn Snead Barnett
Post Publishing Co
A. Eldred
Eldred Park
Dunsmore
Colonel
Will
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