North Shore Society Women Take Up Sport of Diana
Social season on the North Shore sees society women taking up hunting with licenses issued to Mrs Louis A Shaw Miss Joan Bird of Walpole and Miss Dora Edwards. The Beverly Farms estate and Beverly area provide small game and fox hunting activity among prominent local women with pelts cited as evidence of prowess.
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Louis A. Shaw
Joan Bird
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Dora Edwards
Sewell Arrives to Wed Miss De Acosta in New York
William Sewell the Bostonian arrives from Europe with his mother for a wedding to Miss Angelo De Acosta of New York on War. 15. After a bridal trip the couple will travel to South Africa where Mrs. Sewell has business interests. Mrs. Ricardo De Acosta of 1937 Madison Avenue will attend, and a brother of the groom will be best man.
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DE Acosta
New York
William Sewell
Angelo de Acosta
Europe
William S. Sewell
Separate Services Split West Somerville Pentecostal Church
The Pentecostal Church in West Somerville divided over internal affairs and held separate services. Andrew R. Lewis led morning and afternoon worship at the Elm and Chester streets building, while Rev. C. W. Petit conducted services at the Day Street Congregational Church location.
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Pentecostal Church
West Somerville
Andrew R. Lewis
Elm and
Chester Streets
C. W. Petit
West Somerville Congregational Church
Day Street
Papes Cold Compound Claims Rapid Grippe Cure
An ad proclaims Pape's Cold Compound, developed after three years and costing over fifty thousand dollars, cures grippe and severe colds without quinine. It promises relief from neuralgia, headache, nasal congestion, feverishness, and rheumatic pains with a 25 cent dose schedule.
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Cardinal Vannutelli Returns Home After U S Visit
Cardinal Vannutelli sailed for Europe after a six week stay in the United States. He traveled through 17 states and stayed in 10 large cities, offering wide travel experience to shape his views. The interview was given as he prepared to board the steamer home.
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New York
Cardinal Vincenzo Vannutelli
Europe
Cardinal's US Visit Advocates Domestic Role and Unity
A Catholic prelate extols the home as the female sphere while opposing divorce and endorsing marriage as sacred. He praises American prosperity, charity, and hospitality, warns against commercialism's cultural harm, and lauds church solidarity against socialism during his US tour with the Holy See's support.
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St. Louis
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Baltimore
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New York
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United States
Love and Sentiment Advice Columns From Miss Champagné
A reader asks if constant fussing in a four year courtship means love and suggests dissolution. Another writes at twenty about whether a kiss or embrace from a non engaged suitor is proper, with guidance that true affection makes kisses meaningful and not casual fun.
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Miss Champagné
Gladys V. N. P. S
Gypsy Life On Wheels A 2300 Mile Auto Trip
Mrs. A. W. Seaman of Brooklyn recounts a 2300 mile Southbound motoring camping journey in an automobile with her husband and Miss Cosgrove. They avoided hotels living a nomad lifestyle using a tent stove and car storage for meals and shelter. They pitched near each day at 6 p.m. and cooked meals beside the car.
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Ore
A. W. Seaman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mr. Seaman
Whose Auto Is This Mystery Prize Offer
A Boston area photo asks who owned a shown auto and offers a five dollar gold piece as a reward to the driver who presents themselves at the Post office within five days. Verify identity at the City Editor's office in Boston between noon and 6 pm. The Post plans weekly auto photos and a Sunday full page with the same $5 reward.
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Boston
Post
The
Washington Street
Direct Line to Texas Eyed by Chamber Committee
The Boston Chamber of Commerce will hear a report from special committees on establishing a direct steam line between Boston and Texas to boost southwestern trade for New England manufacturers. Robert Rantoul and Ralph G. Wells led Texas study last July and findings were unanimously approved. The public utilities committee will push a thorough study of the city electric transportation needs and oppose the West End loop and Boylston street subway until a comprehensive plan is in place.
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Texas
New England
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Rantoul
Ralph G. Wells
Transportation Committee
Chamber
Public Utilities Committee
West End
Boylston Street
Soup and noodle dumplings from Mrs Cutter Cousins and custard apple pie
A ellsworth recipe collection presents two dishes. First a meat soup with boiled bones and homemade noodles tied to Mrs Cutter Cousins of Manchester New Hampshire. Second a baked apple custard pie from Mrs Eva Sykes of Plymouth with lemon rind apricot jam and vanilla custard.
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Ruby Cutter Cousins
Elm Street
Manchester
N. H
Eva Sykes
Alden Street
Plymouth
Italian Style Stuffed Peppers Recipe by Miss Simond
Select good sized peppers and hollow tops. Mix bread crumbs sage Wes tle cheese olive oil parsley salt pepper onion juice raisins and egg beat well. Fill peppers, cover with bread crust, butter dish and peppers, bake until tender. Miss Margaret Simond. 9 Magdalene Street Providence RI.
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Margaret Simond
Magdeline Street
Providence
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