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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1914
Page
18
Dr. Percy D Stiles of Simmons lectures on Personal Hygiene at the School for Social Workers and cautions that sympathy harms nervous breakdowns with no organic cause. He links fatigue to central nervous system junctions and uses music's effect on a tired soldier as an example.
The passage describes fatigue linked to nervous prostration and irritability, contrasting it with muscular fatigue. It notes restlessness, irritability, digestion issues, self pity, and suggests sanitarium care. The Muldoon treatment then depresses and humiliates the patient as a first recovery step.
A Boston ad promotes a full line of teas including Oolongs Japans and Pekoes at 28¢ per pound, claiming higher grade than 25¢ teas sold by importing stores. Orders of 9.25 deliver five free one-pound packages within 150 miles of Boston.
Richard Dembouski a Chelsea baker sued by Victoria Mallowski a 20 year old telephone operator for 25000 heart balm plans to tell his counsel that no definite marriage offer was made and no date set.
The girl told how she loved Dembouski and feared public judgment after their engagement ended. She described spending $50 from a $9 weekly salary on clothes and losing sleep, admitting social outings after the rupture while denying visits to theatres. the case with Attorney Feeney was continued to Tuesday.
The Players Equal Suffrage League hosts a cabaret tea at the Hotel Somerset Friday April 24 from 4 to 7 P M. A reception will honor Kitty Gordon Jane Cowl Blanche Ring and other actresses currently on stage in Boston attractions.
The Marshall Law Club of Harvard Law School won the annual Ames competition for best brief. The winning brief was prepared by H. H. Breland and P. O. Edmunds and printed copies have been distributed among the Harvard men.
The White Star liner Arabic arrives with Boston figures of note including Judge John Kennedy of Newton and novelist Miss Lillian Whiting. Kennedy recalls reactions in Paris and London to recent events while Whiting returns home after four months in London. Debutante Miss Marguerite Mackenzie arrives after two years in Leipzig and organizes a benefit on board raising 115 dollars for Seamen's Orphans.
Brockton April 7 police arrested Frank Barrolli after a trail of blood led to a hospital. Surgeons were sewing a five inch razor cut on his forehead from a barber shop affray where a barber defended himself against an attacker.
Taunton April 17 Judge Austin of the District Court held Mrs Mabel A Scudder wife of Bradford H Scudder with out bail for the murder of her brother in law Edgar H Scudder on April 13 She was remanded to Taunton jail to await the grand jury meeting at New Bedford on June 1
Preserved skins of birds more than 100 years old were among the rare specimens shown on the closing day of a three day exhibit of over 200 New England bird skins at the Appalachian Mountain Club rooms in the Tremont building.
The House eliminated the mileage allowance for Congressmen from the legislative appropriation bill and replaced it with reimbursement for actual travel expenses to and from Washington. The Senate has not yet acted on the proposal.
Fifty members of the Harvard glee mandolin and banjo clubs depart for New York at noon for the annual concert at the Harvard Club of New York. Most players will stay in New York area during the spring vacation that begins today.
A man identified as Stephen Karman, accused of holding up William R. Foster of Danville Virginia at gunpoint and stealing a suitcase, was captured in Providence Rhode Island after a pursuit during which three shots were fired by Patrolman Cato. Boston resident Frank A. Murray sustained injuries from a window during the chase.
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