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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1913
Page
15
Frank A. Fail, Bursar of New York University, presents a reflection on student finances and responsibilities. The piece argues prudent budgeting, prudent borrowing, and accountability in educational funding. It highlights the tension between ambition and the cost of higher education.
Jean Kindred resists marriage to Tom Harding until Anne Leslie, her cousin, returns with dazzling Anne. Tom falls for Anne and Jean grows unhappy, but a jealousy-driven moment helps Jean realize her love. Tom proposes, and Jean accepts, praising Anne for the awakening.
Poem evokes steadfast faith and comfort in hardship. It speaks of casting care on God, finding solace in His nearness, and enduring sorrow with trust that Love Divine remains near through life and death.
Ex Senator Winthrop Murray Crane met Republican leaders at Hotel Touraine and discussed Massachusetts political shifts. He said he will actively participate in reorganizing the party but knows little of the state’s current scene and offered no view on a possible Governor candidate.
Alton E. Briggs of the Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange writes that he had a misunderstanding about state protection and confirms, via internal revenue collector James D. Gill, that excess moisture in butter is prosecuted under federal law wherever produced, including Massachusetts and Boston.
To the Editor the Post responds to an editorial titled A Mistake arguing that federal statutes do apply to butter cases and that the governor's plea should consider butter made in Massachusetts or imported, asserting broader reach beyond regional limits.
In London on April 28 Mrs Despard and several suffragettes were arrested after an attempt to hold a late meeting in Trafalgar Square. Women climbed Nelson’s column and rang bells to draw attention before police dispersed the crowd amid lively scenes.
A reader asks how to win back a distant love after four months of courting with another man in the mix. The advice stresses distance hinders progress, urges solid commitment, and encourages moving on to seek sympathy elsewhere rather than pressuring the unresponsive beloved.
Miss Margaret M. Keen a Dorchester social leader wed Chester B. Hewins of Dedham at the bride’s Don Street residence. Rev. A. A. Forshee of Berean Baptist Church officiated before a large gathering of friends.
After yesterday’s Long Beach fire destroying nine cottages in Rockport looters stripped remaining unprotected homes. Thieves carried off rocking chairs bedclothes and couches and removed junk from debris. Cottagers plan to sue Rockport for damages over lack of police protection and water supply.
New York April 28 Louden Mc Cormack 65 a widely known melodrama actor killed himself in an uptown hotel by drinking poison after years of nervous illness and two years off stage.
A New England housewives section suggests lining a pudding dish with hot mashed potatoes then filling the center with creamed salmon seasoned with onion if desired. Top with more potatoes and bake until delicately brown. Also notes variations using circle potatoes. Listed names include Mrs Lena Geisler of Lawrence and Mrs Fred Cail of Hill New Hampshire and Mary A Varnum of Ashland New Hampshire.
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming immediate cleansing effects and dramatic hair growth. It promises shinier hair, dandruff removal, scalp invigoration, and new hair over weeks, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from druggists or toilet counters.
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