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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1905

Page

3

First Honeymoon Year Lessons for New Wives

The Cambridge Sentinel editor writes for married readers about early marriage challenges. She says the first year tests love, patience, and habits, urging couples to share duties, accept quirks, allow smoking, and balance family ties, especially with the mother-in-law, as they build a home together. She promises a continuation next week.

Daniel R. J. Murphy Wall Paper Norfolk Street Car Cambridge Street Hiter

The Rose Club Women Oppose Crinoline Revival Efforts

The Rose Club an eastern city ladies group with eight members led by President Miss Sadie Quinn merges social gatherings with fashion instruction. Members include Miss Nora Galving Nellie Shaughnessy Kittie McCarthy Mamie Harrington Alice Shaughnessy May Murtagh Lillian McGuinness. They oppose revived crinoline trends and vow to curb such fashion, while several members serve in the St. John's Literary Institute Auxiliary executive board.

Rose Club Sadie Quinn Nora Galving Nellie Shaughnessy Kittie McCarthy Mamie Harrington Alice Shaughnessy May Murtagh Lillian McGuinness Eed St. John’s Literary Institute Auxiliary

Webster Team Beats Natick Bluebells 12 to 4 in Avid Victory

Websters of the city boarded a special car with 75 rooters and defeated Natick’s Bluebells 12 to 4. Leo Richards earned hero honors by stopping a runaway horse that endangered two children, then returned to the game. Grace pitched steadily for Websters as Folk, Faulkner, Hayes, Flett starred at bat. Calahan, Finn, McDonald and Mulligan in the field. White pitched for the Bluebells and allowed sixteen hits.

Websters Natick Bluebells Leo Richards Mt. Auburn Street Lee Folk Faulkner Hayes Flett Calahan Finn McDonald Mulligan Grace White

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