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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1918
Page
11
A mother questions the right to open her daughter's letters while friends and readers offer varied views. Some insist trust and shared confidences prevent intrusion, others argue parental access harms trust and privacy unless explicit permission is given by the daughter.
Raphael Sanzio born April 6 1843 is noted as a premier painter of all ages. The Urbino native apprenticed to Perugino then studied under Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci in Florence and Rome. He dominated papal court frescoes madonnas and portraits, living in Rome among famed contemporaries before dying at 87.
A 20 year old beauty writes seeking guidance on marrying a man who visits sporadically. She loves him but fears losing charm if he learns of her deep affection. She notes his good breeding and popularity, while she finds other men untuned. The adviser counsels natural, pleasant behavior and leaving outcomes to fate.
Walter H. Thorpe, a prominent Boston lawyer connected with state court practice, collapsed and died in the Equity Motion Session of the Superior Court shortly after finishing his defense arguments in four cases.
A collection of guidelines for guests and hosts. Do not let a cane or umbrella block car aisles. Parents should limit a child's disruptive behavior during visits and avoid exposing a guest to the child unnecessarily. In business, introductions to all employees are unnecessary unless a specific caller requires it.
Recalling a longed-for peace, this anniversary marks enduring courage and answered prayers. Hearts sing proudly for our loved U S A as we celebrate the triumph and resolve that carried us through to today.
Schedule runs from 8 P M to 4 30 P M with dancing until 1 A M The committees chaired by Floor Director Joseph Timilty Entertainment Senator George Curran Reception John J Cassidy Whist Mrs Michael J Sullivan Refreshment Miss Elsie Martikkee listed for the event.
Sunday Post presents recipes for a milk pudding with eggs and whipped cream by Mrs C S Marshall of Westboro and a hearty split pea soup. The soup uses beef bones corned pork and peas, with toast dice and a beef boil, served in tureen. Edith L Winn of 6 Blagden Street signs the split pea soup recipe.
The St Francis de Sales Church reunion and dance for current and past parishioners will be held next Wednesday night in the Parochial School Hall Roxbury. REP TIMOTHLY DRISCOLL will be chief aid and MISS MAK KENNY serves on the whist committee as preparations are completed for a big time at the event on April 10.
Conrad W. Crocker, counsel for the Minority Stockholders Protective Association of the Boston & Maine Railroad, said at a State House meeting the road hopes to secure 13 million dollars and a government contract to ensure at least a 6 percent dividend. The plan would use federal control provisions to sell government securities equal to the unfunded debt, totaling 13 million. The meeting urged the board of directors to apply to Washington, with a minority stockholder to act if directors do not.
Timothy Smith probate shows a 25 000 trust in Roxbury for charitable purposes with judge Eliot Church pastor and Roxbury Charitable Society as administrators. A 173 000 charitable fund funds public uses and a 25 000 Wastham trust supports library books and education over 100 years. Personal legacies total 138 000.
New York on April 5 reports glass particles in bread traced to an East Side bakery where 47 of 110 employees are alien enemies, per Bronx District Attorney Martin. Additional complaints of glass in bread ginger snaps and other baked goods were filed across all five boroughs.
Mrs. Mary R. Whitney, 96, known as the Betsy Ross of Somerville, lives at the Somerville Home for the Aged. Born 1821 in Hallowell Maine, she sews and mends city flags, reads, writes, and quilts. Her family military legacy and public birthdays are celebrated annually with letters, cards, and flowers.
Mrs Sarah C Bosworth born 1837 in Marshfield began teaching in 1853, retired 1878 when district schools adopted a new system. A descendant of Peregrine White, she taught in Marshfield Duxbury Attleboro Pembroke and Pawtucket R I and visits Hanover Whitman Brockton to see her children. She preserves Old Colony genealogy and has three brothers in Marshfield. J B Lawrence Rockland.
MISS ELSIE M. SEAVEY describes her father a nearly 88 year old man who last summer walked two miles to the next village for work, tends a winter vegetable garden and sells extras, chopped about 20 cords of firewood, remains temperate and diligent, and asks to be added to a list.
A fragment notes a two year old stay at Riverside a Vermont farm near a rural area. The text mentions nothing else definite about people events or outcomes.
Quip filled piece in Billings style on honesty pride humility and common sense. It mocks sharpers and vanity while urging caution, restraint and prudent manners. It notes that life is short to know oneself and stresses the value of politeness, trust, and measured opinions.
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