Big Food Fair Showcases Ben Hur and San Francisco Disaster
The Big Food Fair features moving color pictures of Ben Hur and the San Francisco earthquake, with A B Joslyn and E Joslyn presenting dramatic illustrated narratives. Howard's daily changing programs mix with George K Whittaker the boy tenor and Frank Howard showing varied films. The United States Marine Band under Lieutenant Santelmann performs daily, praised as the White House Band and the world’s oldest of its kind.
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San Francisco
A. B. Joslyn
E . Joslyn
United States Marine Band
White House
Santelmann
Prince of Wales
King Edward
United States
Prince Henry
Prussia
Prince Louis of
Battenberg
John Paul Jones
Annapolis
Booths Spotlight Rexall Moxie Drake Bread at Fair
The article highlights the United Drug Company Rexall booth with cough cure hair tonic and other remedies, the Moxie Nerve Food display drawing crowds, Drake Brothers pastry with pound cake banners, and the W A Castle Company booth showing Cream Olive Oil and its extraction process to visitors at the fair.
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United Drug Company
Rexall
Tion
Grand Hall
Exhibition Hall
Drake
Drake Brothers
Boston
W. A. Castle Company
Springfield
Castle Company
Conversation Sparks Between Lovers Over Habits
A humorous exchange captures a couple debating habits as one teases the other about supposed dislikes and past beliefs. The playful miscommunication highlights affection and teasing in a domestic moment.
Wicked But Learning From Boston Strife
Reverend A C Dixon departs Boston for Chicago to lead Moody founded church while condemning city wickedness as deeper than western mining camps. He praises some ethics but calls Boston's vice widespread and pharisaical, urging evangelization with city authorities. Deep sea fishing offers haddock cod trips from Commercial wharf with prizes.
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Boston
A. C. Dixon
D. D
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Chicago
Chicago Avenue Church
Dwight L. Moody
Dixon
Edward Dixon
Chelsea Notes on Travels and Social Visits
Judge Albert D. Bosson and family plan a two month Europe sailing October 2. Edward Field of Denver visits veteran manager James B. Field at Chelsea’s Academy of Music. The Rev. Percival Bakeman and wife depart for seven years in China. Reynolds Women’s Relief Corps visited the Soldiers’ Home, with veterans enjoying the event. The Woman’s Club opened its season with an executive meeting at president Mrs. E. K. Merritt’s home. Nellie and Grace Patterson of Mt. Union, Penn., visited Chelsea relatives before returning west.
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Albert D. Bosson
Bosson
Pauline
Europe
Edward Field
Denver
Col
James B. Field
Academy of Music
Chelsea
Percival Bakeman
F. W. Bakeman
China
Reynolds Women’s Relief Corps
South Weymouth
Woman's Club
E. K. Merritt
Chestnut Street
Nellie
Grace Patterson
Mt. Union
Penn
Social News From City and Region
Miss Ella Brown visits relatives in St John New Brunswick Alderman John W Enwright attends many social functions in this city and is called a social lion. Mr and Mrs H C Emerson return from their Maine honeymoon. Engagement announced Miss Edna B Hoover to Edward L Morrison of Pearl Street. Mr and Mrs N J L Ryder enjoy an outing at Intervale New Hampshire. Miss Blanche Parsons hosts ten guests on Tuesday at her South Street home.
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Grace Lillian Spencer
George F. Moses
Elvin Clarence Hunnewell
Melrose
Moses
Woodbine Street
Hunnewell
Silas W. Brackett
Dale Street
Washington Lodge of Masons
the Ancient and Honorables
Joseph Warren Commandery
Knights Templars
M. J.foley
Parker Hill Avenue
St. Mark’s Church
Rosemary Street
Bloomfield Hall
Philip McMorrow
Arcadia Street
Maine Wilds
McMorrow
Pp. J. Mullaney
William Grady
Mullaney
Leedsville Street
Lena
Anna Krim
Idaho Street
Louise Leonard
Dracut Street
Naples Bay
Clarence Ian
Rosemont
Ashmont
Maine
Vermont
Canada
Dorchester
Nnigan
Adams Street
Thomas Fi
Nan~tasket
Powhatan Club
Ethel Ioas
Fandan Aichney Company
William Clark
Piekney Street
Vemont
Ioas
Ella Brown
Granville Avenue
St. John
N. B
John W. Enwright
H. C. Emerson
Almont Street
Edna B. Hoover
Thomas C. Hoover
Columbus, O
Edward L. Morrison
Pearl Street
N. J. L. Ryder
Hillsdale Road
Intervale
N. H
Blanche Parsons
South Street
James Glynn
Anna Glynn
West Roxbury High School
St. Thomas Church
W. H. Kidder
Robeson Street
George W. Wheelright
Glen Road
A. D. Weld
Forest Hills Street
Jamaica Plain
Cape
E. N. Foss
Poland Spring House
O. H. Stowell
Florence
Walter S., Fuller
Wakefield
Division 40
Curtis Hall
Arthur. L. Gardner
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Musical Club
Harriet Simpson
Lowell
Lakeside
William Dinan
Emerson Street
New York State
Ashton H. Thayer
Rangeley
Appalachian Mountain Club
Ethel Barrett
Mainstreet
Plymouth
Golden Spray Lodge
Hannah Barry
Watts Street
Thomas P. Riley
Wentworth Street
Hibernians
K. of C. Hall
Maplewood
Eleanor Melvina Fitzgerald
Hancock Street
Florence L. Patch
Concord Street
W. E. Hunt
Summer Street
Laconia
Nina Bearse Wilbur
M. E. Bearse
Crest Avenue
Wilbur
A. L. Wilbur
Washington Avenue
Prospect Street Congregational Church
Cambridge
Olive Merle Ellis
Frank Watts
Buchanan Street
New Brunswick
Niagara Falls
Everett Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Weddings
Miss Dora M. Carlson of Cottage street visits Providence. Miss Grace Nelson and Miss Minnie Hart of Hancock street entertain friends from Chicago. Everett attendees at the Houghton Bloomerth wedding in Malden and Achorm Morse nuptials in Falmouth. Grace Cotter hosts guests from Glasgow. Winifred Allen hosts a Meade street party.
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Dora M. Carlson
Cottage Street
Providence
Grace Nelson
Hancock Street
St. John
N. B
Minnie Hart
Chicago
Everett
Malden
Grace Cotter
Ferry Street
Glasgow
Scotland
Winifred Allen
Meade Street
Falmouth
Residents Return from Various Trips Across Regions
Mr Christopher Thompson and family return from a two weeks vacation in New Hampshire. Miss Alice Jackson of Montreal returns home after two weeks with relatives on West Foster street. Mr John Flatley of Main street returns home after visiting Marblehead friends. Mrs Catherine Jones of Emerson street visits relatives in Stamford Connecticut for a few days. Mr James Carver of the Highlands proceeds on an extended Western trip visiting Chicago Denver and Cleveland.
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Christopher Thompson
New Hampshire
Alice Jackson
Montreal
West Foster Street
John Flatley
Main Street
Marblehead
Catherine Jones
Emerson Street
Stamford
Thompson family travels and local society notes
Edward Thompson and daughter Alice depart for Yucatan for study with two months at home and West Fal mouth. Mrs Meyers of Toronto visits Upland road. Fay Simmons Davis pursues music at Columbia University this winter. Harbingers of Harvard and Lasell shifts appear as Peirce Leavitt enters Harvard and Helen Leavitt plans other schooling. Mrs Bolster visits Syracuse. Ellen A Webster returns from Europe.
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Edward Thompson
United States
Yucatan
Alice Thompson
Thompson
Oxford Street
West Falmouth
Augustus Meyers
Toronto
Can
D. R. Sortwell
Upland Road
Fay Simmons Davis
Columbia University
New York City
L. F. Partridge
Orland
Lake Winnipesaukee
Peirce Leavitt
Harvard
Helen
Cambridge
Lasell
Richard Bolster
Willard H. Mosher
Syracuse
N. Y
Ellen A. Webster
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Public Library
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Robert Davis
Charles Warren
Cornville
George J. Snyder
Winter Street
Alexander Wallace
Burnside Avenue
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Florence Saunders Hartshorn
Willis Dudley Porter
Glen Street
George Albert Kimball
Josephine Merriam Kimball
Charles Kingsley Woodbridge
Mystic Street
Arlington
Edward D. Putney
Bertha Angilene Putney
Joseph Arthur Dudley
Sargent Avenue
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Canobie Lake
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T. Seemna
Alice
Philadelphia
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Meridian Street
Newport
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Rockland
Florence Byrne
Lexington Street
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Louise
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Lake Attitash
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Mass
F. . Covel
Thomas Rice
Marion Street
Medford
West Roxbury
Charlestown
Margaret McElaney
Chelsea Street
Martha P. Lyon
George L. Stearns Relief Corps
Provinces
Linda Mcgrath
Auburn
Francis. P. Downey
Winthrop
John H. Studely
Williamstown
Men’s Union Club
Union Church of
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Harry A. Davis
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E. W. Wood
Charles H. Hallet
Charles E. Cooney
Haverhill Friends
Marcia B. Ide
Eva Gaskill
Marion Vaughn
A. E. Cook
Irene Fuller
Universalist Church
R. H. Wilder
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W. A. MacLachlan
Adams
G. W. Connor
H. A. Pond
Farmington
Farmington Fair
Valencia Council
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Scott’ Block
Revere
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Ireland
Arthur Kirby
Pleasanton Hotel
Archibald Hunter
Paul R. Hichborn
M. E. Morrow
First Baptist Church
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Edward C. Green
Havana
South
Cuba
T. W. Gillette
Green Mountain
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First Baptist Church and Society
Quincy
Quincy Yacht Club
Bb. B. Bird
Beach Street
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Lyndon Gurney
Walker ‘Street
Quebec
Thousand Isles
Mabel Bradfield
Washington
Eugenia Willison
Point
Duncan Campbell
Hingham
Mayfair Club
Caroline Whitaker
Bridge Street
Dedham
Norfolk Social Club
Samuel Dexter Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Annie Glaser
Alois Jacobs
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Emma Benkart
Hugo Schmalz
Hyde Park
Peter Benkart
Greenhead Street
William H. Walsh
Newton
Horace E. Stowe
Newtonville
Narragansett Bay
Tyler C. Horne
Kate Lockett
Church of the New Jerusalem
Highland Avenue
Crough
River Street
West Newton
White Horse Beach
Elizabeth Little
Auburndale
Kittery
Daniel
Emery
Ralph Emery
Lizzie Barnard
Newton Upper Falls
Otis Pettree
Baby
Miss Thompson
High Street