Miss Strickland Hears Maine Woods Tale Of Women Hunters
Post reporter describes Miss Margaret Strickland and two veteran Maine women on a hunting trip in Dead River country. The trio shares camp life, gear, and rugged optimism as they pursue partridge and deer across borders while male woodsmen observe from the hotel dining room.
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Margaret Strickland
Dead River
Maine
Maine Woods
Chain of Ponds
Big Jim Pond
Big Jim
Philadelphia
Willie
King and Bartless
Buckboard
Thanksgiving gathering for diverse group in somber mood
A multilingual group sharing turkey, celery, spaghetti, and fruit at a solemn meal. More than a dozen nationalities were represented. Despite plans to repatriate many as undesirables, the mood remained restrained with little apparent sorrow.
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Turkey
Dessert advertisingさ Puddine mystery of many uses
A humorous advertorial features a Woman in Moderate Circumstances who touts Puddine as a universal dessert base. She explains three minute preparation with sugar and milk, offering varied flavors and uses from pies to ice cream, claiming a box costs 15c and serves 15.
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Bob
Grahams
Crowder States Courts Right for Army Justice
Washington November 27 The rights of every man in the army from private to general are well defined by laws enacted by Congress or by common law Major General Enoch Crowder judge advocate general told his annual report. He presents statistics on general courts martial to refute charges of severity noting 16547 tried since April 6 1917 death penalties in 165 cases with 35 executions and no purely military capital sentence carried out.
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Washington
Enoch Crowder
Crowder
Samuel T. Ansell
France
United States
Hunting in Maine Woods Rejuvenates Spirit at Sargent Inn
The narrator visits Hotel Sargent in Eustis Maine and finds hunting in the Maine woods more effective than any fountain of youth for revitalizing youthfulness. After a wait due to exhausted horses in a tiny village, the speaker plans to continue toward big game country riding later.
Bountiful spread at immigration station dining room
Fifty-nine detained aliens, mostly women, sat down yesterday noon to a generous meal in the immigration station dining room and ate heartily. The event drew attention to the conditions and daily routines at the facility.
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Immigration Station
War veteran Oliver T. Elliot guest of honor at dinner
The 424th annual Thanksgiving dinner hosted by the Boston Industrial Home at 17 Davis Street South End honored Oliver T. Elliot, superintendent of the 1024 Machine Gun Battalion, as guest of honor yesterday afternoon.
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Boston
Davis Street
South End
Oliver T. Elliot
Arlington man thankful as stolen auto recovered
Thurman Lewis of Arlington regained possession of his automobile, stolen Sunday evening from in front of 12 Norfolk road. The car was recovered in Cambridge on Tuesday, restoring ownership to the grateful owner.
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Everett
Thurman Lewis
Norfolk Road
Arlington
Cambridge
Al Sorts Promises Laughter and Family Tonic
An ad notes Al Sorts as a cure for dull care promising smiles and laughter for the whole family. It lists subscription durations from one month to one year with prices 1.25, 2.50, and 5.00.
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