Charity Bequests of $60 000 Named in Cowles Will
Edmund B. Cowles late member of Field & Cowles leaves $60,000 to various charities with the residue to wife Ella H. Cowles who is named administratrix. Listed gifts include Congregational Church Society East Haven, Y M C A Boston, City Missionary Society Boston, Old South Church Boston, Talitha Cumi Home Boston, New England Peabody Home for Crippled Children, Home for Aged Couples, Boston Nursery for Blind Babies, New Haven Orphan Asylum, Free Hospital for Women Brookline, Brookline Friendly Society, Bay State Dispensary Boston, Floating Hospital, Industrial School for Crippled Children, Burnap Free Home for Aged Women, Insurance Library Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund B. Cowles
Field & Cowles
Registry of Probate
Dedham
Ella H. Cowles
Lfe
Congregational Church Society of
East Haven
Conn
Boston
City Missionary Society of Boston
Old South Church Society of Boston
Committee For Charity
Talitha Cumi Home
New England Peabody Home
Home For
Boston Nursery
New Haven
How Hank the Hermit Fooled Camera Men in Comics
The comic section of next Sunday’s Post recounts Hank the Hermit and his animals outwitting reporters with a playful hoax. It highlights the humor and the unlikely quirks of showmanship in a lighthearted feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank the Hermit
Next Sundy’s Post
New Place for Powder Puff Found
They describe powder puffs worn like a garter just above the ankle, used by women as a necessity, with a reporter noting their emergence and public interest. The piece treats the item as a new fashion fad and social topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodness
Homicide
Hidden elastic puffs spark hush hush fashion trend
The article describes elastic band puff accessories worn above the ankle, made in America and sold in Back Bay shops without prescriptions. Prices range from 1 to 15 dollars, with bright colors at Wellesley and secrecy around availability, reflecting discreet use in rest rooms and private spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Boards of Censorship
Paris
London
Ocean
America
Back Bay
Wellesley
Evangelical Alliance Meeting and Related Local Church Events
Public meeting of the Evangelical Alliance of Greater Boston set for Monday May 19 at 10 80 o clock in Park Street Church with Rev Dr Francis E Clark and Rev Dr James L Barton addresses on Turkey and the Balkan War. Merrimack River Baptist Bible School convention held at Second Baptist Lawrence. William T Goode and Ruby A Oxley wed in Reading at the new Methodist Episcopal Church. Commencement for New England Deaconess School and Hospital at St Mark's Brookline next Wednesday with Rev Dr Edward S Ninde of Providence. May meeting of Boston Methodist Social Union at People's Temple with Rev Dr Samuel Gray and officers elected beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evangelical Alliance of Greater Boston
Park Street
Francis E. Clark
Turkey
James L. Barton
Merrimack River Baptist Bible School Convention
Second Baptist Church
Lawrence
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Reading
William T. Goode
Somerville
Ruby A. Oxley
J. E. Waterhouse
New England
Boston Methodist Social Union
People’s Temple
Dra Samuel Gray
A Trick of Fate Embraces a Country Summer Romance
Marion, heiress to a Boston merchant, spends a summer on Elizabeth’s farm where she meets Robert Stanley, a wealthy New York heir. Mutual attraction grows as they conceal status, until Mr. Leland approves their engagement after learning Stanley’s lineage and wealth.
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Emerson
Marion
Ievangeline
Dorabelle
Elizabeth
Robert Stanley
Boston
Robert
Mr. Leland
Stanley
New York
No clear headline in fragmentary text
A husband reassures his wife that Marion’s concerns were unfounded and that their youngest daughter will marry well. The young couple later learn the true situation, with Marion noting that love is for themselves, not wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Pro theft at Allan McKinnon’s store on 94 Broadway East Somerville
Allan McKinnon reported a brief break in yesterday afternoon when someone entered his vision store at 94 Broadway East Somerville and grabbed from the cash drawer about $20. The rest of the text highlights new fashion colors and fabric trends for graduation dresses and opera accessories, noting bright colorways and detachable linings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan McKinnon
Broadway
East Somerville
McKinnon
Paris
Baked Calf's Liver With Milk and Nutmeg Recipe
A Vermont recipe from Mrs A Coney describes boiling milk then scalding flour to make a sauce for baked calf's liver with sugar nutmeg and salt. The second recipe from Mrs M A Nealley of Hopedale blends ground rice soda cream of tartar powdered sugar melted butter with eggs and bakes in small tins for 15 minutes.
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Horlick
Rome
F. N. Carter
Kennebunk
Cecile Thompson Hanson
Granite Falls
Phillips
A. Coney
White River Junction
Vermont
M. A. Nealley
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. B. Cowles
P.O
P. O
Wholesale Millinery
Washington ST
Saturda
Hayward Pizel
Eddy Refrigerators
Heywood- Wakefield
Heywood
Wakefield
Metropolitan Manufacturing Co
Franklin Street
Westminster St
Providence
R. I
Mass
Milady
AAS
the Sun Ay Poat
Alice L. Potter
Southbridge
Walt
Jay
Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Niagara Silk Mills
North Tonawanda, N. Y
Chicago
San Francisco
Sunday Post
Hopedale
Elm Park, Staten Island, N.Y
Staten Island, N. Y
Stanvar
D. C. Court
Washington
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Elizabeth M. Meigs
Bombil
Mato Soup
Gold Dust Twins
Mr. Jones
Mass. Ave
Cambridge
Sese Fabrics
Boston Shop
Summer St. Col. Federal St
Fort Hills
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