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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1915
Page
13
A girl named Mabel has no flowers for Easter until she finds a patch of dandelions. Her simple gift brings happiness to a needy, elderly woman and renews Mabel’s Easter spirit despite townsfolk mocking her wild flowers.
A reader shares growing carrots in water to create fernlike foliage as table centerpieces. The experiment uses five inch carrot stems placed in a glass dish with stones and water, shielding from bright sun until foliage thickens. Additional plants in pots and hanging water-filled displays are noted.
The Boston Post Office Clerks Association Branch 5 re-elected President Magee and Secretary Dacey at yesterday’s elections held at the central office and district stations. John L. Laverty won treasurer, and Charles Armour was chosen for ninth delegate place for the State convention at Lowell on Decoration Day. Magee, Dacey and several clerks depart today for a reception honoring Hon. Thomas L. Reilly in New York tomorrow.
A Paterson city revival led by Billy Sunday prepares for a large parade and campaign. Plans include 60 000 Catholic and 30 000 Jewish residents, a 14000 dollar tabernacle, 1000 seat choir and a modern operations hub with post office hospital and nursery to mobilize workers and donors.
Billy Sunday the baseball evangelist arrives in Paterson New Jersey tomorrow night for a seven weeks revival. The city buzzes with plans for a grand welcome and townsfolk debate how many converts he will win. Sunday wired from Winona Lake Indiana promising the biggest cleanup yet. He and Ma Sunday with a retinue of 16 assistants will reach Paterson about 6 p.m. tomorrow.
New York April 2 An unusually large number of society people ride horseback as spring warms. Mrs John Jacob Astor widow of Colonel Astor who perished in the Titanic disaster is a frequent figure on Central Park bridle paths and is regarded as one of the finest equestriennes in the city.
In Paterson New Jersey Unitarians vow to counter Billy Sunday if he attacks them. They may appeal to former President Taft and Harvard president emeritus Charles W Eliot to join the effort. A reading room will open in Orpheus Hall to explain Unitarianism during the revival.
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