Quality and Price Dozen Special Values for Tomorrow
Advertises a dozen special value waists and related garments with prices and descriptions. Highlights include Persian lawn and batiste shirt waists, satin and lace details, net effects, Danish and mercerized cloth waists, shirtwaist slips, stockings, fleece lined garments, lace trimmed cotton chemises, a Bi-Flounce petticoat, and satin finish sateen petticoats with specific prices and reduced rates.
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el Enisieieiere
Monday Night Only Petticoat Sale in Four Patterns
A limited quantity of regular one dollar black sateen petticoats offered in four stylish patterns available for a short time. The notice emphasizes a Monday night sale event with the discounted price and select designs.
A church built on historic site speaks of faith and unity
Dr Greene recalls thirty years of ministry at a church shaped by its workers in mills and shops. He praises the Lord Jesus as its guiding ideal, notes strong women leadership, and commends deacons for harmonious, scripturally grounded service.
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Jesus
Emeriiue
Smith College
Lowell
Fragmentary Note Delivers Narrow Read on Service and Saree
Incomplete text fragment references service and Saree, with unclear wording about responsibilities or roles. No distinct events or identifiable entities.
Evening Service Highlights At Eliot Church Anniversary
An Eliot church anniversary evening featured a strong musical program led by Mrs Etta Kileski Bradbury returning for the event. The quartet included Esther Greene May Eveleth Herbert F Whipple and Harry Needham with assisting singers Jean L Burne W H Sturtevant Osmond Long and Herbert Jr Charlies A Nichols and Sid organist. The program concluded with a benediction and readings on music in worship. The organ purchase was discussed with a vote to create funds and a committee appointed to secure an organ after a church fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Kileski Bradbury
Eliot Church
Lowell
Bradbury
Esther Greene
May Eveleth
Herbert F. Whipple
Harry Needham
Jean L. +burne
W. H. Sturtevant
Osmond Long
Herbert —— Jr
Charlies A. Nichols
Sid
E Victor Bigelow
William Onan
James G. Butritten
Eliot Congregatiomal Society
John H. Buttrick
James G. Buttrick
Dr Greene hailed as world’s leading nerve specialist
A sensational claim profiles Dr Greene as discoverer of a supposed neuronal remedy. The piece extols his influence, fame, and alleged cures while asserting his dominance in the medical field. It emphasizes extraordinary skill and public recognition.
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Ty Ieee
Greene
Uniitef
Great Physiologist Promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
A health piece endorses rest for the stomach over overworking it, arguing dyspepsia stems from excessive exercise of digestion. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural remedy to aid digestion, reduce gas and heartburn, and claims a tablet digests 3000 grains of food. notes the tablets are fruit and vegetable extracts with pepsin, sold at drug stores for 50 cents.
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Stuart
Church Edifice Anniversary and Generous Offer Accepted
The society accepted a generous offer to finish the audience room this season, while noting organ costs at 4500 and total church expenditure of 78471. Dr. Greene is praised for his central role, with a histori cal school review by Deacon Charles F. Fiemings and the annual officers reelected. A Christian Endeavor session recalled former members, closing with a social anniversary gathering and music.
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J. W. Morse
Bigelow
Deacon Buttrick
Charles F. Fiemings
Geo. S. Hull
Wm. J. Blake
Mia. J. V. Bigelow
Helen Annie Dow
Everett T. Giles
Edith A. Wright
Clara Horne
Harriet F. Wakefield
Douglas Hyde Lecture Promises Rollaway Concerted Interest
Big turnout expected at the Rollaway on Hurd Street next Sunday evening for Dr. Douglas Hyde the famed Gaelic scholar to discuss The Work Purpose and Value of the Gaelic League. The Lenox Boston dinner honored Hyde with educators editors and cultured leaders praising his effort to revive Gaelic language literature and knowledge.
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Douglas Hyde
Rollaway
Hurd Street
Dr. Hyde
Gaeile League
Lenox
Boston
Irieh Vielief
Athens
Pritchett
School of Technology
Ireland
The Saffron Trunk at Colonial Hall Vaudeville Night
Miss Cumnock and Mr Bayard staged a clever amateur vaudeville in Colonial hall for the Day Nursery Society. The three act comedy The Saffron Trunk drew a large audience with Miss Ames as heroine and Miss Coburn as dressmaker. The program featured Grace Cumnock and Pierre Bayard in original sketches with bright jokes and lively singing.
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Colonial Hall
Day Nursery Society
Elizabeth Hurd
Jessie Ames
Lois
Florence Nesmith
Maxine Spencer
Elizabeth
Carnty Abbott
Sarah Prince
Wicls
Arthur C. Spalding
Horace B. Coburn, Jr
Esther B. Tiffany
Bernard Shaw
Miss Ames
G. Cornstalk
Pelham
N.hs
Dropley Lane
Aiken Street Bridge
Luxembourg
Eleanor Palmer
Louise Talbot
Charlotte Woole
Caroline Wright
Grace Hylan
Florence Plunkett
Harriet Nesmith
Isabel Nesmith
Christine Cushing
Edith Nourse
Rebecca Bartlett
Helen Webster
Louie Ellingwood
Dorothy Ellingwood
May Wilder
Leslie Adams
Harriet Coburn
Hibbard
Chapel Hill Associates Elect Officers at Wyman’s Exchange
The Chapel Hill Associates opened their club rooms in Wyman's Exchange Saturday night and elected officers for the half month. Peter Hunt was ident, James Quinn secretary, uk Corcoran treasurer. A mussess program followed with Sweet Adeline and selections by the Chapel Hill quartet. The hit of the evening was a parody on Bunker Hill sung by Harry Thomas.
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Chapel Hill Associates
Wyman
Alf
Peter Hunt
James Qunn
UK Corcoran
John Daly
Bunker Hill
Harry Thomas
Cash Paid For Small Cottage Near Car Line
Cash will be paid at this office for a 4 room small cottage near the car line. Preference is for a modern first class dwelling not far from town. For details consult Thomas H. Elliott at 64 Central Street.
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Thomas H. Elliott
Central Street
Mischeess Ri CE and Partners Public Notice
Fragmentary OCR describes a sale or partition action involving feuding parties and local firms. Details are unclear but references to Sandee and Davie Square suggest a business matter with unnamed stakeholders. The readable items point to a notice about an impending sale or distribution of assets.
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Frre
Large Prices On Rubber Footwear Displayed
Palmer Street window display lists extensive discounts on ladies misses and children overshoes and rubbers. Prices range from 25¢ to $2.98 for boots and combinations, with regular prices noted for comparison. Includes men’s and boys’ rubber boots and socks in Jersey cloth and Arctic styles.
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Alaska
Arctic
Ecole
Palmer St
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