Twins Shipbound for America in Neutral Veil
The twins Anna Rose and Anna Felicitas sail to America aboard the St Luke with Uncle Arthur arranging steerage to avoid fuss. Aunt Alice pushes for second class to keep them inconspicuous while Anna Rose reassures her sister that America will welcome them. They face ten days at sea amid mist and sea, wondering if their new land will accept them and hoping neutrality may aid their reception.
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England
Anna-Felicitas
St. Luke
America
Anna R
Mersey
Anna Felicitas
Aunt Alice
Alice
Calais
New York
Arthur
Euston
Anna-Rose
Anna- Felicitas
Anna F
Uncle Arthur
Liebe Grott
Anne
David
Année
Aunt Maria
To be continued in tomorrow's Post and in the Dail Sunday Post
A brief note indicates continuation tomorrow in both the Post and the Dail Sunday Post as the story awaits completion.
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Tomorrow’s Post
Dail Sunday Post
The
Sunday Post
Etiquette and Manners at a Morning Wedding Tips
Miss Alice Stuart answers common questions on morning weddings. Groom wear should match his honeymoon suit with light tie and gloves, ushers dress similarly, daytime dress suits rarely worn, gifts should be acknowledged in the bride’s handwriting promptly, and hats may be worn at the reception. Candles at a 1 pm luncheon are discouraged. natural lighting is preferred.
Boston Weather Record Claims Earliest Warm Oct Day
The oldest inhabitant recalls Boston's warmest October third days with official figures at 83 degrees in 1914 and 1888 and a coldest reading of 35 in 189. He notes no rain in Boston in the past decade except 1915 and 1918.
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Boston
Romance in Maine Ends With a Wedding Journey
Anne Preston travels to Maine to visit Aunt Maria and reunites with David, her childhood friend. A mix up with rice pudding brings laughter before a heartfelt marriage proposal as the couple plan a wedding journey in the autumn.
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Anne Preston
Maria
Maine
Anne
Aunt Maria
David
Annie
Debate Over Schooling Girls About Motherhood Prompts Letters
A Sewing Circle prize invites letters on Dr. Eliza Ransom’s idea to teach motherhood in schools. Readers from Medford and beyond weigh innocence versus knowledge, arguing for or against classroom instruction for girls and teens.
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Eliza T. Ransom
Sewing Circle
Kronprinz Wilhelm Exposed By Crew Food Shortages
McCann argues that a food deficiency disease pushed the Kronprinz Wilhelm from the seas, not enemy navies. The German raider could keep the ship running but failed to keep the crew fit and mobile.
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Kronprinz Wilhelm
Household Hints From Lucy Lee At Cambridge
Household hints advise mending a tiny glove hole with court plaster on the under side. Glue broken china with plaster and a gaim arabic solution. Heat water first to prevent milk scorching. Place a tack through paper to protect fingers. Lucy Lee of 33 Lexington Avenue Cambridge signs the note.
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Lucy Lee
Lexington Avenue
Cambridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christopher
Columbus
Elizabeth
Ene
Asterday
Doubleday, Page & Company
Miss Alice Stuart
Simpkins
Adelaide R. Kemp
Woldville
ARS
Medford
Dr. Ransom
United States
McCann
Bright
Newport News
Kelleggs
Kellogg’s
Hort Story
the Bovinine CO
West Houston St
Burns’ Specialty Shop
Temple PL
Blake Bldg
Serge
Chandler & Co
Tremont, Near
West St
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