Gentlemanly Service Makes Nearest New England Furnishings Leader
Gentle tone proclaims fair treatment of customers has made the house furnishing establishment the most prosperous in New England. Business grows yearly as readers are invited to request the illustrated catalogue and price list. Free depot delivery, easy showroom access, and six floors of substantial, stylish goods are highlighted.
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Miss Long
Webster
John 8. Browning
Cambridge Daily
Billings
Webster School
Mr. Munroe
Sulon Webster
Isell
Alice
William A. Munroe
Istantity
Edward J. Brandon
John L. Herragion
Centanore H. Mon
Germania Orchestra
Lena Clarkson
Maud Tuttle
First Quarrel Over Codfish Sparks Housekeeping Hope
Mollie and Walter imagine a shared home and learn cooking reality after a bold plan to attend a cooking school leads to a disastrous codfish dinner. A tiff over vinegar and Mrs. Graham’s cooking ends in mutual apology, humor, and renewed affection at their first domestic test.
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Ness
Pet
Mollie
Cupid
Walter Graham
Mr. Graham
Graham
Father
Mother
Mother Graham
Molly
Mrs. Graham
Iever
Adirondacks Vision of Pioneers and Resort lure
A historical description of Adirondacks settlement scene and wilderness virtues. It notes hardy early settlers near Lake Champlain forests, timber industry, then thriving tourism and medicine benefits. Mentions Saranac as winter hub, 1800 plus ponds, Whiteface to Champlain panorama, and outdoor pastimes like skating coasting fishing and snowshoeing.
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Lake Champlain
United States
Saranac
Whiteface
Green Mountains
Vermont
Stirring Temperance Meeting at Temple Hall in Cambridge
The Cambridge temperance gathering at Temple Hall drew many longtime reformers including figures tied to Sam Knights and Captain John Moran. Speakers recounted battles with liquor, praised pledge signers, and urged continued vigilance against license and abuse while the Boston Reform Club and Temple of Honor figures attended and signed commitments.
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T'Emple Hall
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Jones Stewart
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Saunders
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Walker
John Moran
Militia
Dock Square
Boston
Sam
John
Moran
Sankey
Tabernacle
Harvard College
The
Lancers
Rose
Boston Reform Club
Temple of Honor
J. J. P. Ackers
Mr. Ackers
Chelsea Beach
Capt. Moran
Blackstone Street
Ackers
Hatch
John M. Patriquin
Jack” Ackers
Fashionable Hair Dressing: From Past to Present Taste
A historical look at hair styling contrasts old and modern fashion, noting how women once wore uniform lines while today hair, like gowns and hats, attracts major attention. The piece urges coordinated dress and coiffure, describes the new leading style the Hading, and gives DIY steps for achieving the look.
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Hading
Funeral of Mrs Sarah A Litchfield at 488 Main Street
Mrs Sarah A Litchfield died of paralysis on the 6th inst and was buried at Cambridge Cemetery after services at her residence 488 Main Street. Rev D N Beach of Prospect Street Church conducted the rites and the Ruggles Street Church Quartet provided music.
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Prospect Street
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Thurston Street
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Unitarian Church
Highland Avenue
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and Andros
Gertrude Bryant
Frank L. Pratt
Mount Auburn
Esrey Organs from Brattleboro Named Many Times
A quizzical reflection on paying for experience. The speaker hints a man seeks an Organ and is told of Brattleboro Vt Esrey organs, or else he may end up with a cheap, inexperienced instrument.
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