The Sins of Childre: Chauncey Bartlett and the Ferrule
In a Bellingham fourth grade, Chauncey Bartlett defies authority until Miss Booth uses a ferrule to discipline him. Dr. Bartlett, Chauncey’s father, defends discipline and recognizes the need for strong teaching. By June, Chauncey is placed under his father’s guidance at home.
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Bellingham
Miss Booth
Chauncey Bartlett
Booth
Chauncey
Dr. Bartlett
Bartlette
Chelsea
Luck by Ilbur Daniel Steele to Appear in Boston Sunday Post
A remarkable tale titled Luck by writer Ilbur Daniel Steele is set to be published in the forthcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine, promising a notable literary entry.
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Luck
Ilbur Daniel Steele
Boston Sunday Post
Allen-a-Dale and the Bold Wanderer Poem Note
Rhyme about Allen-a-Dale as a bold young figure in a noble landscape. The speaker contrasts his wealth of red gold with lack of knighthood while describing family, land, and a forbidden love set around Ravensworth and Stanmore. The scene blends chivalric imagery with social tension and romantic pursuit.
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Allen-a-Dale
Bold Allen-a- Dale
Ravensworth
Arkindale
Dacre
Allena-Dale
Practical Household Hints From 19th Century Pages
Tips on kitchen tasks and cleaning from Mrs. Co H Lake and Mrs. J P Conroy. Use hot water to cut bread, fry onions, and neutralize cabbage odor with vinegar. Dip knives in hot water, oil window shades, bake croquettes, and save steps with a rolling cart for dishes. Soak greasy overalls in boiling soda water with paraffin, scrub, rinse, and starch to deter future grease.
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Stoneham
N. R. Miller
J. P. Conroy
School Street
Milton
Diverse fashion ranges and a cautionary Sewing Circle letter
The article highlights a wide fashion spectrum from straight silhouettes to nipped waists and bold trims. It also includes letters to the Sewing Circle debating motherhood education and sex awareness with cautions about safeguarding youths and counsel on truthful guidance.
Geese Flight Southward Inspires Autumn Imagery
A poetic meditation on wild geese migrating south in a twilight wedge. The speaker hears their honking as a music like signal guiding thoughts toward winter havens, sunlit seas of dream, and the green growth of the Southland.
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Southland
New England Housewife Recipes Shared For Home Cooking
A column presents multiple simple old fashioned dishes with ingredients and steps. Recipes include potato bake with peppers and cheese sauce by Mrs S S Atwell of Dedham, a ground beef and smoked ham loaf also by Mrs Atwell, an emergency pudding by Mrs Fred W Estabrook of Bangor, a tapioca Indian pudding by Mrs Margaret White of Revere, all detailing measurements and bake times.
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S. S. Atwell
East Street
Dedham
Fred W. Estabrook
March Street
Bangor
Margaret White
Walnut Avenue
Revere
Etiquette Answers for Wedding Announcements and Calls
Miss Alice Stuart explains proper etiquette for wedding announcements and visiting cards. A formal card or return card should be sent to the bride's mother. some add a note of good wishes. For evening calls, wear attire appropriate to a concert or theatre. Full dress on Sunday evenings is not essential per authority.
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Cyclopedia of Social Usage
The Sure Cure by Walt Mason
A humorous verse urging hard work as the cure for social noise and idle talk. The speaker contrasts busy industry with braying windmills of rhetoric and claims honest labor banishes worries and keeps spirits from sinking amid distress.
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Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
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Annette Symmes
Salisbury
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Dale
Sir Walter Scott
Stanmore
Richmond
Allen
Fletcher
E. L. Fletcher & Co
Boston, Mass
Fletchers
Lenore
Sonja
Mary
Stenog
Sewing Circle
Peggy
Benztown Bard
Southern Press Syndicate
New England
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Jersey
Chandler
Tremont St
Delano, Potter & Co
Alice Stuart
Bath
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge
Mass
Lifeblady
Siro
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