A Lion Hunt at Hillsborough The Talk Turns Comic
A narrator returns from Africa to speak for the Huntsman's Club in Hillsborough. A station mix up with a brown faced traveler leads to mistaken identity with Uncle Henry. A witty carriage ride, a charming driver, and a note of romance ensue as the narrator discovers he is engaged to the minister’s daughter after the humorous mistaken encounter.
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Africa
The
Tropics
Huntsman's Club
Hillsborough
Wordsworth
Twilight
Henry
Huntsman’s Club
Henry Dearborn
Portance
Gowns and Carriage Selections Highlighted in Event
Readied outfits including evening gowns and carriage attire feature in a lavish display. The collection blends formal gowns with transport style, emphasizing elegance and historical fashion.
Boston church notes from Unitarian and Methodist groups
The Rev. Dr. Joseph H. Crocker spoke at the National Unitarian Conference in Chicago on abstinence. Rev. W. Austin Mitchell from Durham University will join the Church of the Advent around Nov. 1. Edith Beatrice Oakes wed Rev. Walter Clayton Clapp in July. Oakes was active at St. Stephen's, Boston. Dr. John W. Hamilton presides at the Central New York Methodist Conference in Ithaca. A reception honored Rev. James A. Francis and his wife at Clarendon Street Baptist Church. Fred P. Greenwood of Everett will run as an independent temperance candidate for the Legislature. Rev. BH. C. Davis and wife, former India missionaries, visit Everett before heading to Pittsburg for a convention after a stay with Mrs. Davis’s mother.
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Joseph H. Crocker
Unitarian Church
Roslindale
Chicago
W. Austin Mitchell
Durham University
Durham
England
Church of the Advent
Boston
Brent
Philippines
Edith Beatrice Oakes
Walter Clayton Clapp
Miss Oakes
St. Stephen’s Church
John W. Hamilton
D. D
Ithaca
N. Y
James A. Francis
Francis
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Fred P. Greenwood
Everett
Seaman’s Friend Society
Seee
BH. C. Davis
India
Make Up Or Not Dear Miss Champagne
A young woman seeks guidance from Miss Champagne in the Boston Post on whether to forgive a seven month relationship ending in silence after an argument. She recalls engagement rings and suitors while facing a dance invitation and questions about who should apologize. The column argues sincere, heartful reconciliation beats superficial make up and urges genuine apology if wrong.
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Miss Champagne
Boston Post
Interested Reader Seeks Address for Forwarded Information
A reader indicates interest and asks for the address to send the desired information. Once provided, the information will be forwarded to the requester.
Dear Miss Champagne Letter on Choosing Between Two Lovers
A 24 year old man writes of loving two women, A a wealthy 20 year old blonde and B a poorer 18 year old brunette. He has dated A three years, met B recently, and seeks advice on giving up one while still loving both. The author cautions delaying commitment and entertains shifting attractions as emotions evolve.
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Miss Champagne
Hopig
Morning Post
Home style dishes and canning tips from New England readers
A collection of recipes and home canning instructions from readers across Massachusetts. Instructions cover potato and egg salad with butter vinegar, canned grapes with sugar syrup, quince jelly, barberry jam, a milk chocolate pudding, and a baked pie topped with meringue. Names and addresses accompany each recipe.
Ends Life While Visiting Sisters in New Bedford
New Bedford September 28 George B. Taber of Hamerston Iowa committed suicide in the forenoon by shooting himself with a revolver at his sisters home 192 Cedar street. Despondency from continued ill health caused him to take his own life.
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New Bedford
George BE. Taber
Hamerston
Cedar Street
Taber
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Sunday Post
Marion Forsaith
Milk Street
Maurice Ketten
Pe Cnireoe
Pou Pazzazay
Coney Syn Caren
North Pole
Barger
Carregie Library
Brass Tube Trust
Black-and-Whiteville
J. K. Bryans
Jimmie
Genevieve
Whitin Paper Co
Sion
Ndons
Greater Boston
Mildred Champagne
C. F. Hovey & Co
New England Housewives
Mary E. Russell
Bertram Street
Neponset
H. B. Crosby
Lexington Street
Frances E. Simpson
Walden Street
North
Cambridge
BE. C. Kirchner
Washington Avenue
Pittsfield
Campbell
Josern Campbell
Camden, NJ
Vesetati
Ute
NFELD
Steinfeld
Broadway
New York
Franklin St
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