President Coolidge Vacation At White Court Swampscott
The article details President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge spending summer at White Court in Swampscott Massachusetts. It describes photos of the mansion from the beach and a formal front view, the President in vacation attire, and images of the presidential party, guards, and guests aboard the Mayflower. Swampscott’s character, location near Boston and coastal geography are noted.
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Frank W. Stearns
Red Gables
White Court
Swampscott
Boston
Lyne
Salem
Marblehead
Nahant
Swampecott
Massachusetts Bay
Atlantic
Nabaot Bay
A Surrender to Adonis
A man named Blvary plans an end to his life after a visit to Maude Dollande who inherits alimony. Adonis the dog dominates the scene as Maude and Elvary share coffee and flirt over the pet, while Maude hides tension about an impending engagement.
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Raofort Blvary
Maude Dollande
Othce
Hortense
Adonis
Elvary
Maoude
Maude
Blvary
Nevar
Manda
Jevel
Adonia
Dollande
Alentle
Sweetums
Mina
Plate Bridge
Fur Trade Growth Boosts East and West Flanders Industry
Demand for fur garments and trimmings rises in the Ghent district as the United States buys $3,020,582 worth of raw and dyed rabbits and related products in 1924, signaling steady growth since the war.
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East
West Flanders
United States
Ghent
Shaw autograph tale and Bernard Shaw card note
A story notes that autographs are scarce from Bernard Shaw as celebrities avoid signing. A young Montague misleads Shaw by naming their guinea pig Bernard Shaw and receives a sharp refusal in a postcard signed by George Bernard Shaw from London Daily Chronicle.
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Bernard Shaw
Swathiing
Montague
G. B
Iike
George Bernard Shaw
London Daily Chronicle
Inexplicable Why do women upend so much Money getting just the right curl
The Wesleyan Wasp asks why women spend heavily on hair curl results and then choose short dresses, reflecting on fashion costs and choices.
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Wesleyan Wasp
Tactlessly Pat and Boston Transcript Quote Clash
A brief humorous exchange notes a doctor’s advice prompting a trip with patrician wit. The Boston Transcript frames the line as a witty clash between a speaker and a quoted remark, reflecting tone and social commentary.
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John
Boston Transcript
Madam Ruff Sings with Feeling Despite Tense Mood
The fragment shows a stage moment where Madam Ruff performs with strong emotion amid a charged mood. It hints at tension and a sharp reply or quarrel, reflecting an atmosphere of conflict and expressive singing.
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Madam Ruff
Reason Enough Why Columbus Shouted Ocean Blue
A fragmentary line claims Columbus in 1482 shouted at the sea declaring it blue. The source presents this as a caution on seeking candid opinions from friends, implying a forthcoming shock or blunt truth.
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