Boston & Albany Losses Reported by New York Central
The New York Central Rail Company reported a net loss of $1,477,431.68 for the Boston & Albany operation after rents and hire costs, with total transportation revenue of $14,406,062.42 and operating expenses of $11,562,217.08. Taxes amounted to $911,227.87, and the line employed 702 workers at a total payroll of $6,274,449.21 amid 7,759,726 tons of freight moved.
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Boston & Albany
New York Central Rail Company
Com 8
Boston & Army
Massachusetts
New York
United States
Brown University Endowment Reaches 400000 Subscribed
Providence R I Oct 13 President W H P Faunce announced that 400000 of Brown University's 1000000 endowment goal has been subscribed. The General Education Board provided 150000 and eight gifts of 25000 plus smaller amounts totaling 50000 have been received. The appeal was made about two weeks ago.
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Providence
R. L
W. H. P. Faunce
Brown University
General Education Board
Twin sisters face choice between separated parents
Letter from twin sisters under 18 asks advice on whether to return to their actress mother or stay with their twice separated father. They fear adopting stage life, live with a maiden aunt, and seek guidance on family loyalties amid parental splits. Also included are brief notes on a home remedy for ringworm and a reader's opinion about a wife singing for pin money.
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Déear
Inlaw Submission Asked as Public Appeal
A terse plea urges individuals with a husband, son, brother, or father who drinks to send their name and address to the inlaw. The note implies gratitude if they comply, urging action on the domestic liquor issue.
Ringworm on Neck Recalled by Troubled Reader
A reader recalls months of worry over a large neck ringworm and the failed remedies tried to cure it. The letter reflects personal health concerns and ongoing quest for relief.
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Elsie
Advice to marry young man with money concerns
An advice column passage urges a sixty five year old to marry a financially ambitious young man. It suggests clarifying finances, ensuring he cannot access wealth, and living modestly together. If love endures, happiness may follow. if not, divorce and punishment are implied.
Aged Ladies and Self Image Draw Admires and Ridicule
A reader praises women who maintain youth in appearance with hair dye and cosmetics while noting others who dress to look younger are objects of ridicule. The writer, age 50, shares outdoor activity, daily ocean swims, gray hair, red cheeks, and a candid self description, then signs as ANOTHER POST ADMIRER.
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Post
Calls Housework Hardest of Work To the Sisters of the Sewing Circle
Hyde Park letters argue married women work outside the home to earn money or support family, saying housework is hard but should not be assumed as a wife’s sole duty. The writer counters male pressure to stay home and notes many women still work without pay.
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Christine
Viola
Sisters of the Sewing Circle
Hyde Park
Margaret Anderson
Marret Anderson
Rove Avenue
Hillburn, N. Y
Home style cake and biscuits from Mrs Bristol and Miss Lang
Recipe fragments show a sugar butter egg cocoa and sour milk cake with icing instructions plus a yeast squash biscuit method. Mrs William Bristol of Pittsfield provides cake and icing guidance while Miss H Lang of Portlake offers a squash yeast biscuit recipe with steps for mixing rising and baking.
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William Bristol
Bradford Street
Pittsfield
H. Lang
Bramhall Street
Portlake
Coffee Concession in Love Dilemma
A woman asks how to handle a relationship when her partner dislikes coffee and forbids her daily use. She relies on coffee for breakfast and after meals, and wonders who should yield. The response notes widespread coffee use and suggests accommodation may be found.
Do As I Say or Die A Satire on Husband Rules
A reader scolds a friend who bans others pleasures, arguing such control is selfish and antithetical to tolerance. The note warns that a marriage built on restricting freedom will demand permission to breathe and condemns kindness that harms personal choices.
Sunday Religious Services and Lectures at Various Venues
A list of Sunday gatherings includes Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints services at St. Lawrence Hall 214 Dudley Street at 8 p m and at 28 Berwick Park near Columbus Avenue at 7 30 p m Inspirational readings at Appleton Street Merger anniversary event at 3 p m plus a free debate and a New Thought Church opening service scheduled for 1011 12 on Sunday November 5 at 3 p m Emma C Poore is a speaker The Christadelphians meet at 200 Huntington Avenue with a talk titled Unpalatable Truth in the Twentieth Century The Mila featured bowery is also noted with a brief unclear line.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
St. Lawrence Hall
Dudley Street
Berwick Park
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
M. G
Tibbettw
Paine Hall
Appleton Street
Merrer
J. B
Bland
B. D
Ferrer
THE
NEW THOUGHT @CHURCH
First New Thought Society OF Boston
Richards Hall
Funtington Chambers
Norris
Carroll J. Swan
Catherine Forristall
Catharine Howard Thompson
Huntington Chambers Universal “Religion
Franklin Union Building
Berkeley Street
NEW Thought Forum Association
Huntington Avenue
Hall 222
Jeannette Haslam
Mann
Hunt
Avenue
Exeter Street
P. Wyman
Marsachusette Avenue
Cambridge
Mre
G. Treadwell
Washington Street
Spiritual Meetings (Inc
George Nutter
T. Nutter
Harvey Redding
Metaphysical Hall
Huntington Chambers
Miss Taylor
Tremont Street
May Millan
Roxbury Street
Qu. Pickhut
Harvard Street
Mra
Marriner
Dale Street
Roxbury
Abundance of Soft Hair and No More Dandruff
An advertisement claims Danderine dissolves dandruff within minutes and stops itching. It promises new hair growth after weeks and describes hair becoming light, fluffy, and lustrous. Users are instructed to buy a 25 cent bottle from drug stores or toilet counters.
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Knowlton
Boston Churches Announce Sunday Worship Across City
A list of Boston churches reports Sunday worship at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 12 10 p m and varied sermon topics. Preachers include Rev Austen Kennedy de Blois Rev Cortland Myers Rev Flerbert S Johnson Rev Charles O Earle and Dr B Shumaker among others. Seats are free with choir music and special programs noted.
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First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Austen Kennedy de Blois
Stainer
Macfarreny
Handel
Beethoven
Rheinberger
Silas
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Cortland Myers
Dr. Myers
Boston Society
Washington Street
Lotus
A. J. Fairbanks
Creanttt
Warren’ Avenue Baptist Church
West Canton Street
Flerbert
Johnson
D. D
Chicago
Boston
Adelphi
Albert Edmund Brown
Warren Street
Holborn Street
Roxbury
Dorothy Adelaide Kimball
Robert Hay Brayden
Fred P. Greenwood
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Charles 0. Earle
D. D. Topie
God
Bible School
Brotherhood
D. W. I. Johnstone
Jesus
Elcome
Dudley Street
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Clarendon and
Montgomery Streets
James H. Francis
South Baptist Church
Fourth and
L Streete
Alexander Blackburn
Park Street
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Allen A. Stockdale
Union Church
Shawmut Congregational Curch
Tremont
Brookline
Diverse Boston religious gatherings Sunday schedule
Various sermons and meetings across Boston churches and temples including MISCELIA sai nt', BIBLE STUDENTS at Steinert Hall and Pepper Vanderbilt at First Spiritual Temple Exeter Street. Events feature free seats, discussions on church and society, concerts, and public lectures at Ford Hall Morrison I. Swift.
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Issa
Steinert
Morrison I. Swift
Russell B. Kingman
Rubinstein
Cocert
Morgan Memorial
Shawmut Avenue
Corning Street
Church For
KB. J. Helms
D. D
Hooch
Methodist Episcopal and Spiritualist notices on Columbus avenue
A long list of spiritualist meetings and religious services dominates the page. It lists venues on Columbus avenue and nearby streets, featuring Rev W. King and Dr Lemuel H. Marlin among speakers, with multiple sessions of messages, healing circles, and psychic demonstrations across Boston locations, plus church services at First Presbyterian and related groups.
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People's Temple
M. BH
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
W. King
Lemuel H. Marlin
Boston Universit
Unity Church
Huntington Avenue
Gainsboro Street
Frederick A. Wiggin
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Keavede
Mili
Cowboy
Dr. J. W. Haines Company
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Washine Tomnm
Cambridge Brockton
Ave
School
Lynn
Andrews Street
New England
Bee Sunday
Mildred Champagne
Aeaodagey
Elizabeth
North Shore
Bennett Cafe Cor
Washington and Bennet
Hollis St
Holland Wine Go
Aretha
Peeter
Wilson Bros
Scollay Sq
First Church OF Christ, Socientist
Mother Church
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Episcopal
Christ Church
Old North
Salem Street
North Bennet
Paul Revere
William Lawrence
Sai
Berkeley Hall
Fleury N. Nash
Episcopal Theological School of Cambridge
George Sykes
Evangelical Lutheran Churches
Synodical Conference of Boston
Tremont Temple
William Schoenfeld
Methodist
Spiritualists Meetings
Nellie Ten Ga
Dwight Hall
Odd Ladies
Moat Street
Progressive Spiritual Society of Boston {Inc
N. FP. Noyes
Willis Milligan
Boomhover
George Cleveland
Hazel Winter
Morni
Nellie Thomas
O. H. Harwood
Belle Robertson-Jennings
Frank R. Strout
Peabody-McKenns
George W. Nutter
Busy Betsey
Hannah Nutter
M. M. Jollimore
W. Franks
Seare- Hill
D. Q. Chase
May Emmons
Saunders
W.W
Adeld
Williams
Sewell Hall
New Century Building
Banks Sisters of
Ill
Annie Banks Scott
Belle Robertson Jennin
Master
Hayden
Steadman
Coombs
Kenney
Crouch
Miss Leighton
Preyon
Mabel Witham
Wolf
H. Harwood
Bander
Miss Austin
Miss Robinson
Harmony Hall
Kneeland Street
Spiritualist Phenomena Society
M. Newmarch P. Smith
Smith
A. Webster
Annie Hanson Kibble
Sarah M. Thompson
Sophie
James Litchman
Malden Occult Students’ Spiritual Association
Pleasant Street
H. L. Berry
H. R. Ramedell
Malden
E. K. Steadman
Somerville
F. M. Donovan
Massachusetts Avenue
Back Bay
American Psychical Research 580
Ciety (Inc
Robertshaw
Lottie Abramson
Frank Vickery
Children's Progressive Lyceum
M. J. Butler
Welcom
Church OF Higher Spiritualism
Fleming Hall
Pearl Street
Pate
First Presbyterian
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