Clergy Week in Greater Boston Churches
Boston religious news recaps a week of services with sermons and noon talks across St. Pauls East Boston St. Stephen's Concord Natick Newton Centre Roxbury and other parishes. It notes new appoincements pledges by churches and upcoming conventions.
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Charles KE. Jackson
East Boston
Daniel Dulaney Addison
D. D
Brookline
Murray W. Dewart
Roxbury
Smith O. Dexter
Concord
George Winthrop Sargent
Natick
Edward ‘I’. Sullivan
Newton Centre
Ralph M. Harper
Fie Ies
The Sweets of Home Time for small courtesies and family ties
Time for kind words and gentle manners shapes memory and home life. The piece urges cherishing loved ones, slowing to say farewell, and valuing family warmth over wealth or fame. It warns that a busy life without affection leaves a hollow legacy.
Pullman Tourist Cars Daily Service Details
Tickets priced at 49.45 available until April 14. Fully conducted Pullman tourist cars run every Monday Wednesday and Friday on fast trains. All comforts and nominal cost. Send for illustrated folders. E. H. Boynton, N E P A, Grand Trunk Railway, 2 Washington Street, Boston.
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Grand Trunk Railway
Washington Street
Boston
Man Bit by a Chantecler Hat Beak Injures Man
William Holland, a well known young man in Trenton, was severely cut on the right cheek today after colliding with the pointed beak of a chantecler hat worn by a passing girl. He escaped eye injury but needed medical attention as blood streamed down his face.
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William Holland
Holland
Mrs Howe to Read Poem at Clarke Centenary
Services mark the 100th anniversary of Rev. James Freeman Clarke at Arlington Street Church. Mrs Julia Ward Howe will read a specially written poem. Speakers include Dr Charles W Eliot Rev Robert Collyer Rev George Gordon D D and Rev Francis G Peabody D D. Paul Revere Frothingham presides.
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James Freeman Clarke
Arlington Street
Julia Ward Howe
Charles W. Eliot
Robert Collyer
George A. Gordon
Francis G. Peabody
D.D
Paul Revere Frothingham
Church of the Disciples
D. D
New York
Clarke
James de Normandie
Roxbury
Samuel A. Eliot
Local Business Leader Dies in Lincoln County
For several years one of the leading businessmen in Lincoln County Ab, died at his home today. He was active in hardware crockery and real estate and at the time of his death was president of the Damariscotta Steamboat Company.
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Lincoln Cou Ab
Damariscott
Knox and Bride Return from Detroit Honeymoon
Providence R I April 3 Mr and Mrs Tip Knox son and daughter in law of the Secretary of State returned to this city yesterday from a trip to Detroit where they went on what friends say was a delayed honeymoon.
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Tip” Knox
Secretary of State
Detroit
Knox Jr and wife elope amid secrecy at Benefit Street
The Knox couple traveled on a business trip to inspect an auto plant. After returning to Providence the pair kept a low profile, with neighbors noting their secrecy at 147 Benefit Street. Automobile agent Flint escorted Knox to Detroit to observe car manufacturing. Knox plans to stay and continue as a salesman.
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Knox Flat
Benefit Street
Dutee Lox Flint
Knox
Detroit
Mr. Fllint
Mr. Knox
Million 10 Uphold Cook Backed by Millionaire Offers
Captain B F Osbon of the Arctic Club says doctors Cook has received offers totaling over one million dollars to prove his claim of polar discovery. Cook will come to New York in about three weeks to pursue his case, with scientists to aid and no public blitz until he convinces the world.
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B. F. Osbon
Arctic Club
Frederick A. Cook
Commander Peary
North Pole
Osbon
Dr. Cook
Explorer
Peary
North America
United States
Church Bans Low Neck Attire for Montreal Eucharistic Congress
Ottawa reports rules for the September Eucharistic Congress in Montreal require women to wear black full dress with neck to chin and a veil. decollette outfits are forbidden. Men to wear evening dress with white gloves. Cardinal Vanutelli and Cardinal Gibbons among officials. Archbishop Bruchesi cites 259000 expected visitors.
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Ottawa
Ont
Montreal
Cardinal Vanutelli
Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
Quebec
Guerin
Bruchesi
Water rates under fire in Dedham town meeting
Dedham residents prepare for a discussion on the Dedham Water Company rates at the annual town meeting. A vote will decide if selectmen should file a complaint with the State Board of Health amid ongoing discontent despite previous minor rate reductions.
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Dedham Water Company
State Board of Health
Harvard Adds Printing Course For Business Grads
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration introduces a new printing course for graduates entering the printing trade or allied trades. The program covers history and technique in the first year and an advanced course on business practice in printing in the second year.
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Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Letters on Love and Kissing Shame in Youth
A male reader condemns the Barefoot Beauty letter urging girls to withhold kisses outside marriage. He urges parents and clergymen to warn girls aged 14 to 20 about first kisses and social judgment, praising Miss Champagne for her steadfast stance and cautioning against degradation.
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Barefoot Beauty
Tom
Harry
Walking with Ladies The Curb Side Dilemma
A 19th century letter argues the proper etiquette for men walking with one or two ladies. It urges the gentleman to walk on the outer side nearest the curb when accompanied by two or more ladies, noting Hoyle offers no guidance. The writer asks Miss Champaigne to settle the etiquette question and provide an answer in the weekly Post.
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Hoyle
Alumni Association Meeting Plans Garden Party for BC Building Site
Representatives of the Boston College alumni association and many supporters met yesterday afternoon to outline preliminary plans for a garden party. The event aims to raise funds for the new building site.
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Boston College
Fair Friends of the New Boston College
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