Pansy winner and local notes from Boston area society
The Observant Citizen reports Colonel George E. Pierce won first prize with three inch pansies at Maplewood Horticultural Society in Maplewood. It notes visits at the State House, school singing at Lewis School Roxbury, and various local observations from Boston, Harvard events, and civic causes including a new animals hospital, aviator Brookins, and the Megal listings of other notable residents and activities.
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George E. Pierce
Maplewood Horticultural Society
Colonel Pierce
Havelock Street
Maplewood
New Lewis
Washington Park
Roxbury
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Angell Memorial
The Thankless Job Uncle Walt Says
A 1912 George Matthew Adams verse laments the unfair critique of national leaders and editors, contrasting public scorn with the steady toil of governance as a call to gratitude amid political pressure.
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George Matthew Adams
TIZ promises instant relief for sore feet and permanent remedy
The advertisement touts TIZ as a fast acting foot remedy that reduces swollen feet, removes poisonous exudations, and lets wearers fit shoes a full size smaller. It claims quick results, lasting relief, and free trial mail distribution from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. in Chicago.
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Walter Luther Dodge & Co
South
Wabash Ave
Chicago
The Peace Offering Ends With a Doll and Forgiveness
A young couple quarrels as Charles declares he no longer loves Madelaine. After a day apart he returns with a birthday gift, a doll, as a peace offering. Madelaine forgives him, and they embrace.
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Charles
John Myers
Madelaine
When I am old poem by Caroline A Briggs
The speaker muses on aging and changing joys as years advance. She envisions a life waning into twilight with streams that sound sadder and springs losing their charm. Friends grow old and die, yet faith and Earthly peace may sustain the soul as she seeks to learn how to live before departure.
Generations Tinted by Small Red Hair Motif
A compact remark notes how little red hair can color many generations, yet asserts most engaged youth are not insane even if their actions suggest otherwise.
May and December romance advice from Mildred Champagne
A reader asks about the saying May and December in love. Mildred Champagne explains May stands for youth and December for old age, notes the phrase is allegorical, and urges women to actively pursue suitors, be tactful and persistent, while preserving dignity. The piece promotes bold social effort in securing marriage.
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Miss Champagne
Dear Miss Champagne Advice on Marriage and Romance
A 25 year old woman worries about remaining single despite a stable career and social activity. She asks if she should propose to a traveling man who visits her town. Celesta urges seeking a home and partner, noting patience may fail and women must take steps to meet prospective mates.
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White House
Miss Champagne
Celesta
Shriners Conclave Closes With Flowers and Music
The 38th annual Imperial Council Shrine conclave in Los Angeles closed amid a flower shower and bands. Prizes totaling $2000 were awarded for the best decorated carriages, automobiles and floats as the event ended at Shrine Auditorium with a farewell ball.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Imperial Council
Nobles of the
Shriners
Shrine Auditorium
Recipes for Jelly Roll Cake and Chickencider Delights
Instructions for a jelly roll cake with detailed mixing and rolling steps followed by a chicken conserva with cider vinegar, plus a spiced leaf cake formula. Each recipe includes the contributor name and city, reflecting a home cook section of a 1900s newspaper.
Woman Adorns Nose With Powder For Toilet Completeness
A woman believes a dab of powder on her nose completes her toilet routine. The quirky habit highlights personal grooming quirks observed in a home setting.
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Claribel
BY Williams
Mr.blox
Ota
Foss
State House
J. Clem Murphy
Plaisted
Maine
George E. Fletcher
Augusta
Ross
Mr. Murphy
Charles Fleischer
Dr. Fleischer
New York
C. C. Roger
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Captain Roger
W. H. Brennan
William Fiedler
Otto Roth
Arthur P. Schmidt
A. V. Krizeck
Boston
London
Paris
Bremen
New England
Matthew Hale
Colonel Roosevelt
Harvard
University Club
Matt
Hattie Whitcomb
Bethlehem
N. H
Miss Whitcomb
Greater Boston
Walter Brookins
Brookie
George E. Briggs
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Bree
Tom” Burke
Vincent T. Fetherston
Hollis
Old Colony Trust Company
Temple Place
Mr. Fetherston
Old Tom
Charlestown
Animal Rescue League
E. C
John F. Fitzgerald
St. Mary of the Angels
Walt
The
Sunday Post
E. Mary Flynn
Pearl Street, Charlestown, Mass
Charlies
By Caroline A. Briggs
Mildred Champagne
Fred
Jesse A. Case
Dept
Brockton
Mags
Phair
Soda den
Washington St. Stote
Liggett
Lwerliven
Liggett’s
Washington Street
Temple PI
Bee Sunday Post
G. B. Tyler
St. Johnsbury
A. C. Roberts
Falcon Street
East
Harry Robinson
Main Street
Clinton
Colo
Colorado Rockies
Santa Fe
Fred Harvey
Rockies
Colorado
Santa Fé
New Mexico
Grand Canyon
Arizona
S. W. Manning
Washington St
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