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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1908

Page

7

Massachusetts Women Honor G A R Members In Toledo Reception

Toledo hosts a Massachusetts Woman's Relief Corps reception at the Secor with Old Glory and national bunting. Notables include Mary L. Gilman a leading national candidate, Nina A. Littlefield deputy president, L S Wadsworth department president, Hattie M. Tuttle department secretary and other Mrs. Fuller Deane Gooding and more.

Toledo Secor Department of Massachusetts Woman's Relief Corps Massachusetts Mary L. Gilman Woman’s Relief Corps Nina A. Littlefield Massachusetts Daughters of Veterans L. S. Wadsworth Hattie M. Tuttle Sarah Fuller Abbie EH. Deane Mabelle Gooding Lena Wadsworth

Quiet, plain girl seeks tips to attract men at social events

A first person dress down notes feeling overlooked by young men at gatherings. She finds warmth with older peers, hears advice to be engaging, sociable, and attentive, and to flatter a man's vanity to win him over.

Should I Speak To The Mysterious Man I Meet On My Way

A reader asks if a daily greeting and invitation to call on her would be wise. The adviser cautions that the man should initiate contact, warns of possible misread signals and notes he may be married or untrustworthy.

Miss Champagne Many

Earl Poulett Weds Actress Sylvia Storey in London

Earl Poulett married Sylvia Lillian Storey daughter of actor Fred Storey and a Gayety Theatre performer. He holds the earldom by a court decision settling the sixth Earl title against a claimed heir.

London Earl Poulett Sylvia Lillian Storey Fred Storey Gayety Theatre Company

Faith Davis death ruled suicide by inquest

Springfield report states Judge T W Kenefick ruled Miss Faith Davis died by her own action, a drowning in a Monson mill pond on August 14. The inquest findings filed in Superior Court conclude she threw herself into the water rather than being murdered.

Springfield Faith Davis Monson T. W. Kenefick Kenefick

Best Recipes of New England Housewives

Readable fragments describe recipes and contributors: Mrs G M Buck of West Mansfield shares a lemon meringue style topping method with eggs sugar butter and cornstarch. L G Noves of Taunton provides hollowed bread rounds fried to serve with poached eggs. Mrs W H Brewer of Peabody outlines a meat loaf with steak pork onions crackers and tomatoes baked to firm serve.

G. M. Buck West Mansfield L. G. Noves Taunton Mass W. H. Brewer English Street Peabody

The Man Who Loved England and His Wife

An Englishman named Kendall reveals to a fellow American aboard a ship that he left England for love of a woman who suffered with her husband’s abuse. He plans to travel the world with her, awaiting her landing reunion, and declares they are now husband and wife ready to begin anew.

Lucania China Japan India Goldfield Nevada Kendall England

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