Observant Citizen column notes Maine hunting trip and city happenings
The column reports G. H. Rimbach at Sugar Island Moosehead Lake for about ten days and mentions postmaster J. Currier Tarbox at a New England convention. It notes urban improvements at Frog Pond, a mysterious spring, and commentary on Boston hospitality and upcoming Columbus Day parades.
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G. H. Rimbach
Crawford House
Rimbach
Sugar Island
Moosehead
Lake, Me
J. Currier Tarbox
Farmington
Tarbox
New England
Maine
Mr. Tarbox
New Hair Removal Method Promises Quick Results
An article promotes delatone as a simple powder to remove hair from face neck and arms. Mix with water to form a paste apply for two or three minutes then wash off to remove hairs. Priced at a dollar an ounce the product claims to be cheaper and safer than electric methods and leaves no skin marks.
Walt Mason poem critiques dreamers vs workers in satirical verse
The piece quotes Walt Mason praising the practical worker who hustles in the mart and tills the land while criticizing dreamers who neglect chores and rely on fantasies. It contrasts the ideal of a fair region with the harshness of poverty and calls for real effort and labor.
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Cloudland
Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Six candidates contest Malden mayoral race Ward 3 residents vie
Six candidates seek Malden mayoral office with all contenders residents of Ward 3. Incumbent George Howard Fall runs again opposed by Dr George S Farrell Alderman Charles Hill ex Alderman Clapp Tom Riley and Frank Sautelle with campaign opening looming. Forest Hills leaders Cochran and Killion recall West Roxbury past and local lore. St Botolph Guild Miss Margaret V Canney announced postponement of the group’s meeting to Oct 19.
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Malden
George Howard Fall
George S. Farrell
Charles Hill
Clapp
Tom"” Riley
Frank Sawtelle
Kernwood Club
Richard EB. Cochran
M. J. Killion
Forest Hills Square
Jamaica Plain
West Roxbury
Mr. Cochran
Boston
Margaret V. Canney
The
St Botolph Guild
Bay State boys take honors at Princeton
Two Massachusetts youths won top class offices at Princeton University. Sanford Brownell of Fall River, former baseball captain and current football acting captain, was elected president. Howard Martin Sawyer of West Medford, captain of the track team and varsity football halfback, won the vice presidency. Both terms are for life.
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Princeton
N. J
Massachusetts
Sanford Brownell
Fall River
Howard Martin Sawyer
West Medford
The Wandering Singer and a Royal Banquet
A nomadic singer travels from village to village his voice drawing all to him. He enters a strange kingdom ruled by King Harron and, exhausted, discovers a royal banquet set in a moonlit grove for his daughter's betrothal to the Prince of Salerno.
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Ile
Harron
Jilse
Salerno
The Forest Singer and the King's Gift of Gems
A wandering singer captivates a royal court and earns a rich reward, but vanishes before accepting coin. The princess awakens to the singer who then reveals he is King of Mana and seeks marriage, presenting a chest of priceless gems as a dowry to King Harron.
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Singer
Mana
Harron
Must Return to Pen After Wife's Funeral
Paul Bonforte the convicted importer released from Blackwell's Island penitentiary to bid farewell to his dying wife will return to his cell within a day to serve the remaining nine days of his sentence. He reached her bedside before she died last night and will reenter the penitentiary immediately after the funeral.
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New York
Paul Bonforte
Blackwell's Island
Symphony to Mark 30th Anniversary by Fiedler Designed Program
The orchestra plans a week of concerts designed by Mr. Fiedler to celebrate its 30th anniversary. No soloist is scheduled this season as part of the commemorative program.
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Tady, Gregory
Dublin
Boston
Symphony
Fiedler
Boston Symphony Plays Eroica and Unfinished in Anniversary Run
The program features Beethoven Eroica Schubert Unfinished and Brahms Academic Overture. The Eroica and Unfinished hold the orchestra’s record for performances with eighty and one hundred one plays respectively in Boston and elsewhere over the last 80 years. Many include commemorative funeral music and andante passages from the two symphonies.
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Gramme
Beethoven
Schubert
Brahms
Boston
PAYS TO SHAMPOO YOUR OWN HAIR
Mae Martyn emphasizes avoiding alkali in shampoos and endorses plain canthrax mixed in hot water as the best, most economical shampoo for a healthy scalp. The formula is claimed to cleanse the scalp, brighten and fluff hair, and not streak it.
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Los Angeles News
Mae Martyn
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