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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1913
Page
6
A Malden Harmony Club of 50 young people announced at its first anniversary that members have agreed never to marry. The motto Never to Marry hangs in each room as mothers prepare to challenge the plan. The club's growth accelerated with 10 new members in one month and winter meetings feature games singing and dancing.
Edward Dunn serves as president of the Never to Marry Club with Miss May Dillon as vice president and Miss Catherine Harris as treasurer. Miss Nora Curran, Miss Katherine Hanler, Miss Alice Stevens, Miss Ethel Evans, Miss Eleanor Godden, Miss May Cullen, Miss Vera Connor, Robert Coombs, Edward Burke, Austin Rivers, Frank Rivers and Robert Evans are among the members in the readable roster.
Mrs. Jeanette O Ferris of Michigan told the Mississippi Valley suffrage conference in St Louis that woman suffrage was fraudulently counted out in November in her state. She recalled the moment early returns suggested the amendment carried and urged moving crowds to support the cause.
Dr. P J Timmins longtime friend and physician to Mgr O Callaghan is dangerously ill after abdominal surgery at Carney Hospital South Boston He was moved to the hospital Friday and colleagues fear he may not recover citing his age as a major factor.
Harvard undergraduates embrace a hat buckle replacing ribbon bows. The bow position shifts from left to back and then toward the left again, now resting midway between left side and back. The change reflects evolving style norms among Harvard students this week.
A narrow black buckle, resembling a belt buckle, has appeared at Harvard Square. Its fate is uncertain whether it remains or is replaced by a newer item should something better arrive. The community awaits clarity on the buckle’s permanence.
Mrs Maria Di Paollo of 12 River street Newton Upper Falls was found guilty of maintaining a liquor nuisance after police raided her grocery store. Eight gallons of beer were found and she admitted family consumption. She appealed the $50 fine.
New York April 3 Arbitration proceedings between the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and 54 eastern railroads on firemen pay nears completion. Firemen closed their rebuttal with nearly a dozen witnesses while the three arbitrators allot until April 23 to render a decision.
Advert says the treatment known to physicians and druggists as 3grain hypo-nuclane tablets can improve weight color and nerve health. Sealed packages include home-use directions and results include red lips pink cheeks and a 10 to 30 pound gain after several months use. consult a physician or druggist.
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