KOCLA KLUB MAY PARTY FOR MAY DAY FUND
The KOCLA Klub hosts a May party in Legion Hall organized by chairwoman Mrs. Wm. G. Harbor Sr. and a group of assisting ladies. Guests were entertained with costumes, favors, and refreshments. Proceeds from the event were large and Harbor thanks all helpers including Mrs. J. Henry O’Connell and others.
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Wm. G. Harbor
Harber
Harbor
J. Henry O’connell
Olive Kirby
Mary Gillon
Esther Harbor
John Cotter
John Keefe
Edward F. Loney
Bridgett
E. K. Fox
May Rock
Justine Farrell
Gertrude Barry
May 14 May party of Winthrop Royal Arch Chapter
Members of Winthrop Royal Arch Chapter Masons held their annual May party in Ellis Hall on Thursday May 14. The social event was well attended with music that kept couples dancing. Favors were distributed, refreshments served, and attendees left pleased renewing anticipation for the next gathering.
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Winthrop Royal Arch
Masons
Ellis’ Hall
Bug Athlete Causes Stir in Field Meet High Jump
A student protest arises when a bug like a grasshopper is blamed for unfair advantage during the high jump at a field meet. The scene captures tension between competitors and onlookers over fair play and athletic rules.
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Mr. Grasshopper
Town News Briefs From Sturgis Street To St Johns Guild
A resident at 26 Sturgis street struck a child on Saratoga street Tuesday evening. the child’s bruises were treated at East Boston Relief Hospital. St. John’s Episcopal Guild elected officers for the year with Mrs John Richardson as president and Miss Sarah L Ball as vice president. Henry Custus of 36 Tewksbury street reported theft of his watch charm and railroad tickets from a locker. G Verdi and wife Emma left for Yarmouth and Halifax for a six month stay. The Young People’s Fellowship will hold a food sale at W C Ham store to fund five delegates to the Provincial Conference in June at St Paul’s School. Peter L Delambelly of 55 Fremont street is seriously ill at Marine Hospital Staten Island. his wife accompanies him. Rainy day Happiwork Pastime Package advertised at Ham’s Stores.
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Sturgis St
Anthony Toomey
Saratoga St
East Boston Relief Hospital
St. John’s Episcopal Guild
John Richardson
Sarah L. Ball
Harry M. Jones
John Sears
Henry Custus
Tewksbury St
Central Sq
Cambridge
Young People’s Fellowship of
St. John’s Episcopal
W. C. Ham
Centre Station
St. Paul’s School
Concord
N. H
Peter L. Delambelly
Fremont St
Marine Hospital
Staten Island, N. Y
Easier Money And A Printing Press Dream
A fragmented dialogue mentions wealth from paper marks and owning a printing press. The speaker asks about job duties for a coal driver assistant while referencing a Fat Party and a golf‑mue pair nicknamed tee-spoons. London is noted, with a final prompt for answers.
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Spooney
London
Making Herself Interesting
Passive observer notes a woman’s chatter about baseball drawing attention to her interest in men rather than the game. Miss Cayenne counters that the woman knows men more than baseball, hinting at social dynamics and gendered perceptions.
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Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Where the Trouble Lay Karikaturen Quote
A brief European cartoon caption attributes language tension to locals in Paris. The line contrasts a tourist’s difficulty with French with the French people’s trouble. This item reflects editorial cartoons of the era and global humor.
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Paris
Karikaturen
Christiania
In Demand. Married Flap Per Questioned
Public chatter questions a married pageant figure about her future roles. Reportedly in high demand, she is described as a sought after chaperon rather than exiting public life.
The Hardest Cures in Medical Practice
A physician notes that many patient complaints are imaginary, yet the doctor acknowledges the difficulty in treating such cases. The exchange highlights the tension between patient perceptions and medical judgment in clinical care.
Silent Exchange Sparks Family Tears
A tense moment unfolds as Ernest asks for a kiss while pondering if his father would be summoned. Ernestine replies that she would call, but the father is away from home, prompting emotional undercurrents.
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Ernest
Father
Ernestine
Light on the Subject Is Tobacco a Weed
A tobacco farmer jokes about weed Like a lighthearted item exploring whether tobacco is a weed and noting it requires care to grow.
Notable Society Exchange Over Public Lectures
A Philadelphia Public Ledger excerpt shows a witty exchange where a prominent society woman challenges a lecturer, while the lecturer retorts with a quip about repeating the same points. The dialogue centers on social expectations and public discourse.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Time and Change Telegram Quotation
A brief telegram notes a conversation about a lost watch and changing circumstances. The exchange contrasts the past handsome gold case with present situations, underscoring how circumstances alter cases.
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Philadelphia
Telegram
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