Peace and Plenty on Walnut Hill Portrait of Barbara Lynde
Martha Alma Prouty describes Barbara Lynde on Walnut Hill where peace arrives each morning around ten. The neighborhood children swarm the Smiths and Barbara remains lonely yet prosperous, watching a blue sea vista as Jackie Smith and his sister Emmy confront her on the sunlit piazza.
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Smit
Barbara Lynde
Barbara
Smiths
Jackie Smith
Jackie
Emmy
Piazza
Novelty planned for Sacred Heart Church Fair East Cambridge
The Sacred Heart Church women of East Cambridge plan a yet undisclosed novelty for this annual parish fair. Proceeds support the church and the boys' school. The old church hall on Fourth street hosts ten tables of varied articles and nightly amusements. Committee members include Mrs E J Martin Mrs J A Kelcher Mrs J F Cannary Mrs Shields Miss Margaret Herlihy Miss Martha O Loughlin and Miss Mary Ryan.
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Sacred Heart Church
East Cambridge
Church Hall
Fourth Street
E. J. Martin
J. A. Kelcher
J. F. Cannary
Shields
Margaret Herlihy
Martha O'Loughlin
Mary Ryan
East
Cambridge
J. A. Kelsher
J. Flannery
Mrs. Shields
Final Stand and a Snowbound Rescue at Emmy's Side
A dramatic scene unfolds as Jackie confronts the foe with determined courage. The enemy yields, laying down arms and lifting Emmy gently onto a snowy lap, a moment of fragile ceasefire amid the cold. The crowd hushes as rumors swirl about Emmy’s fate and the foe's true motives.
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Jackie
Emmy
Doll Dreams and Attic Revelations on Lynde Piazza
Barbara, Emmy, and Jackie share improvized rituals and small joys in a Victorian attic scene. Emmy crowns her rag doll as Baby Barbara, while Jackie longs for marbles. The trio discovers need and love, ending with peaceful dreams of Dolldom and a quiet unity by night.
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Barbara
Emmy
Emmy Smith
Jackie Smith
Lynde Piazza
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Marbledom
Canning Peaches Drives Stable Dwellers to Despair
A humorous verse by Walt Mason, 1910, portrays a farmer confined to a stable with horses and a cow as his wife endlessly cans peaches. The speaker laments breadline life, shrieks of canning, and a household steam filled with peach labor while the husband preaches to animals.
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Frau
Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Nudist Bathing Opinion Supports Health At L Street Bath
A reader urges a public nude bathing policy at the L Street Bath House, arguing sun and air cleanse the body of germs and vitality, oppose prudery, and oppose charging fees that bar the sick or unemployed from access. BF defends sunlit health and civic good.
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L Street
Next name and daily reveal of numbered lists
A brief note states that after No. 38 Dorothy comes next with No. 39 Julia and No. 40 Juliana. It adds that others will follow at a rate of one name per day, indicating a continuing sequence of releases.
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Dorothy
Julia
Juliana
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