Race Elope Suit Ends in Lynn Court
Theodore Impert, famed accordion virtuoso, fled with Stephen Suchirsky’s wife and child. Suchirsky tracked them to Norton street in Lynn and secured Impert’s arrest. Impert received one month at the House of Correction. Suchirsky plans to seek custody in court.
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Lynn
Theodore Impert
Stephen Suchirsky
House of Correction
Suchirskys
Long Island
New York
Impert
Among the Churches of Greater Boston Conference Events
The Boston Society for the Deaf hosts an evangelistic conference at its West Brookline Street and Warren Avenue edifice this evening. The Norfolk Association of Congregational Churches held its fall meeting at Union Congregational Church Weymouth with Warren T. Copeland in the chair and Rev. FE. W. Philips as scribe. The day’s topic was The Church Militant and sermon by Rev. C. F. H. Crathern of South Braintree. A large laymen’s meeting is planned in Cincinnati during the Episcopal General Convention opening Oct 6, with Oct 16 set for the laymen’s gathering featuring talks by Gifford Pinchot, Rathbone Gardner, George Wharton Pepper and W. R. Stirling on church mission and lay action. Rev. W. H. Van Allen participates in a retreat in New Brunswick. Rev. C. E. McColley of Lawrence is named speaker at the 21st Massachusetts Sunday School Association convention in North Adams Oct 4–6. The Park Street Club meets at Park Street Church Saturday evening at 8. Rev. A. W. Case of Boston is named pastor of Tower Hill Methodist Episcopal Church replacing Rev. H. E. Mowler.
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Norfolk Association of Congregational Churches
Union Congregational Church
Weymouth
Warren T. Copeland
FE. W. Philips
Association
C. F. H. Crathern
South Braintree
Cincinnati
Episcopal General Convention
Gifford Pinchot
Rathbone Gardner
America
George Wharton Pepper
W. R. Stirling
C. E. McColley
Lawrence
Massachusetts Sunday School Association
North Adams
Clams Cleaned and Cooked By Miss E Bush
Wash thoroughly one dozen clams. Place on the top of the range in a basin, and when the shells open take them off, remove the juice and strain. To one-half cup of juice add one-fourth cup of water. MISS E. BUSH. 18 George street, Providence, R. I.
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Miss E. Bush
George Street
Providence
R. I
Peach Tapioca Mould with Peach Halves and Cream
Soak tapioca in cold water drain. Peel and halve twelve peaches cook briefly with sugar then remove. Combine peach syrup with sugar salt and hot water cook tapioca until clear. Line a mould with peaches pour in tapioca bake half an hour cool and serve with whipped cream. MISS E BUSH.
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Miss E. Bush
George Street
Providence
R. I
Salmon Croquette Recipe From Mary H Allen
Two cups cold flaked salmon mix with one cup thick white sauce and seasonings. Spread to cool then shape roll in crumbs dip in egg and crumbs and fry in deep fat. Drain and arrange on hot dish with lemon juice and chopped parsley. South Yarmouth Mass.
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Mary H. Allen
South Yarmouth
Mass
Green Peppers Stuffed With Corn
Six large sweet peppers prepared as lids fill with a corn cream stuffing. Cook corn with butter and water, add cream and seasonings, then fill peppers and bake in buttered dish for twenty five minutes. Delicate accompaniment for fish. Mrs. S. Gauvin Marlboro Massachusetts.
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Gauvin
Lincoln Street
Marlboro
Mass
Whose Auto Is This in Greater Boston
A photo shows an automobile in Greater Boston and the driver must visit the City Editor at 275 Washington St between noon and 6 pm within five days to prove identity and claim a $5 gold piece. Tomorrow another photo will run with a $5 award. a full page next Sunday will feature more identifications.
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Greater
Boston
Post
The
Washington Street
Dear Miss Champagne Advises Against College Long Engagements
In a letter, a woman asks how to win back a college student who has left town. The adviser counsels bidding him farewell, thanking him for a pleasant summer, and avoiding a long engagement with a freshman. Long waits are risky for a girl’s future.
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Miss Champagne
Dear Barbara Advice on Young Marriage Suitability
A columnist counsels Barbara 17 and her 19 year old suitor to delay marriage. The note emphasizes they are still youths and should wait two to three years to assume adult responsibilities, noting financial readiness and the long term duties of marriage.
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Miss Champagne
Barbara
Floating Cap Clue to Drowned Boy Found
Linwood Jameson aged six or seven was drowned while playing alone near the Segeunkedunk stream in Bangor Maine. His floating cap led rescuers to the body but doctors could not revive him.
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Bangor
Linwood
Benjamin Jameson
South Brewer
Wage Earners May Be Needed After Unwise Marriages
In a letter to the Circle it notes that some men today prove near worthless after marriage, causing women to become breadwinners. It recalls a recent case where a wife and baby were left to rely on her father as the husband sank into drink and lose work, leaving the family struggling.
Another Non-Dancing Husband Dear
A reader vents frustration that her husband refuses to learn to dance or attend social events, theatre, or parties. She notes his weekly lodge meetings and expresses sympathy with other wives facing similar “non-dancing husbands” who deprive them of shared social enjoyment.
Save Dahlias For Next Year Care Guide From Readers
Dahlias should be lifted after frost ends the foliage and stems die back, with tubers dried briefly before storage. Wait for the first light frost or when growth slows, then lift, cure, and store in a cool dry place. Seeds can produce new plants, but true dahlias come from tubers rather than seed.
One Maid's Experience in a Sewing Circle Note
A maid writes to Sisters of the Sewing Circle criticizing talk of waste and luxury, recounting scarce desserts at work and describing daily struggles to afford basics while guarding her honest views on Alice J's letter.
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Mazie
Alice J
Born under the Stars and Stripes with foreign parents
A letter from Helen G describes pride in owning a home with a garden and flower beds, notes better-than-others status, and a welcoming day off with hot dinners and room for a friend, calling for maids to share views.
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Actly
Stars and Stripes
Helen G
Advices A Baby Yard From Country Sister
The Country Sister suggests a baby yard for infants over five months to sleep 10 PM to 6 or 7 AM without disturbing the mother. For very young babies she warns against hot milk at night, noting boiled milk used constantly is not good. She has two children and shares personal routines to help mothers rest.
Economy in ironing methods discussed by readers
The writer seeks tips from sisters on economical ironing. They note gas usage is high heating multiple irons for a half day and ask about heat-saving covers and alternative fuels like alcohol or gasoline irons, inviting experiences and results.
The Marrying Kind Of Girl Insight From A Male View
A reader comments on social beliefs about proposals and education influences. A friend argues that educated women resist aimless advances and that truly worthy suitors will eventually appear, barring unattractiveness, with the piece attributed to "Young Matron" and addressed to "Lady Jane."
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Jane
Adamson's Balsam as universal cold cure advertised
An old advertisement notes that all druggists sell Adamson's Balsam, hailed as the never failing cure for colds and carried by drugstore traders of the era.
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Adamson
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