Headless Lady Photo Sparks Reward Call Back
A photograph shows a woman in a Summer street shopping district scene with her head removed. The image was taken near C F Hovey's store at 1 o clock yesterday and offers a $5 reward for the woman to identify herself by visiting the City Editor's room of the Post between 3 and 5 p.m. in the same costume.
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Summer Street
C. F. Hovey
the Post
Miss Champagne
Honolulu
London
Needles Lady Miss Cooper Wins Photo Prize
Miss Helen Cooper of 25 Boylston Street Malden found her photo in the seven Post feature with the head missing and was identified by the city editor. She collected a $5 prize and called the feature very interesting while noting shopping friends discussing it.
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Helen Cooper
Boylston Street
Malden
Letter to Editor defends Rhode Island court ruling on Starkweather estate
A Boston reader, GEORGE FRED WILLIAMS, argues that Rhode Island Supreme Court vindicated his stance on the Starkweather estate and criticizes prior Boston press coverage. The letter also includes a second item urging dog owners to refuse railroad rules and advocate for state geological surveys, signed by ALFRED C. LANE of Cambridge.
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Post
Sir
Boston
Rhode Island
Starkweather
London
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
New England
Michigan
Alfred C. Lane
Massachusetts Avenue
North
Cambridge
Dog Owner Advises On Canine Travel
A letter to the editor questions dog transportation by rail, noting repeated articles on traveling dogs but lacking a solution. The author argues that no law requires dogs to be checked in baggage cars and urges a practical approach to canine travel.
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Massachusetts
Call for Revision of Massachusetts Geographical Map
The letter notes General Wood's criticism of the need for a complete revision of Massachusetts maps following maneuvers. It argues the issue matters beyond military use and cites Professor Jaggar of Tech as having proposed map revision ideas to the Legislature.
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General Wood
Massachusetts
Wood
Jaggar
Tech
Fashion notes on accessories and embroidery trends
Jewelled buttons decorate hair and fix hair bands, while tasting finishes hand made lingerie. Vanity bags come in light and dark suede in smaller sizes, embroidery on stockings rises this season alongside the embroidered glove matching hosiery in color and design.
Home style old time recipes from Dorchester to Provincetown
A collection of kitchen instructions and ingredient lists. Includes a cake batter with eggs shortening molasses and spices from Mrs Kate Sullivan Dorchester. a cabbage recipe with vinegar sugar flour egg mustard from Mrs Helen A Wright Lawrence. spaghetti croquettes from Mrs W J Cogswell Wellington Street Waltham. fried donuts from Mrs Mary G Bunney Norwood. coffee percolation instructions from Miss Henrietta Mae Rangs Provincetown.
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Kate Sullivan
Adams Street
Dorchester
Mass
Helen A. Wright
Lawrence
W. J. Cogswell
Wellington Street
Waltham
Mary G. Bunney
Cross Street
Norwood
Henrietta Mae Rangs
Bradford Street
Provincetown
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Georde
Tremont St
J. K. Bryans
Willie
Jimmie Jones
R. I. Supreme Court
Williams
Starkweather Estate
George Fred Williams
Mr. Lane
Mary
Mildred Champagne
Pennier Street
Shepard
Children’s Department
Temple Place
Dorothy Dodd
Thompson
Batiste
New England Housewives
Sunday Post
King Singer
Institute
Automobile School
Collegiate Department
Canada
England
Japan
Frank Palmer Speare
Boylston St
Back Bay
Arthur
Johnson
Geo. W. Mehaffey
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