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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1920

Page

3

Miss Sylvia Carol to Appear in Ballet Demonstration

Sylvia Carol of Brookline will perform Pierrot in a two act ballet The Magic Merot with fairies and pantomime groups at Mme Paparello's School for Dancing spring demonstration in Jordan Hall on Thursday evening April 29 at 8 15. Over 200 students ages eight to twenty will present colorful pantomimes and dances.

Mme. Paparello School For Dancing Jordan Hall Pierrot Sylvia Carol Brookline Green Boston

Vices Seen First Highlighted in Sermon at Arlington Street

The Rev Paul Revere Frothingham at Arlington Street Church warned that society emphasizes faults over virtues. He noted operators endure hardship to serve, and contrasted wartime virtues with postwar national discord.

Paul Revere Frothingham Arlington Street Church Frothingham

Noonan's Hair Petroleum Promises Soothing Dry Hair Relief

Advertisement promotes Noonan's Hair Petroleum as antiseptic soothing treatment for dry scalp. Claims of removing dry scales and restoring hair with daily use. Pricing 15c per treatment, $1 per bottle, from T Noonan & Sons Co Boston Massachusetts or drug and department stores.

Noonan T. Noonan & Sons Co Portland St Boston Mass

Little Walks About Boston: Webster Anecdotes Tell All

William Justin Mann relates three anecdotes about Daniel Webster drawn from Josiah Quincy’s Figures of the Past. The first recalls a 20 dollar Portsmouth insurance case that Webster pursued to Boston and later reused in New York for fame and pay. The second praises expert testimony in a coat case where a tailor asserts ownership of his stitches. The third recalls Webster’s imposing presence on a Boston to New York trip, prompting a bartender to declare Webster worthy of the presidency.

Daniel Webster Josiah Quincy Mr. Webster Mr. Quincy Portsmouth Boston Law New York Webster Quincy

Efficiency by Rest Periods at Marlboro Shoe Plant

Marlboro reports new rest breaks to boost efficiency with plants shut during two daily intervals at 10 am and 3 pm for workers to rest and smoke. Management aims to increase production and quality while operatives question the plan as it reshapes work time. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Jane Morrissey, widow of James L. Morrissey, with requiem at St Bridget's Church in Lexington.

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Funeral Tomorrow Themes in Elizabeth Jordan Story

A Boston Sunday feature notes an Elizabeth Jordan tale titled Terms to Suit in Lady. The item previews a funeral for Mrs. Katherine Mor, indicating a literary analysis and magazine context in Post Magazine.

Elizabeth Jordan Boston Katherine Mor Post Magazine

Evening events in Quincy and Boston highlights

Today features a Lutheran Conference session at Swedish Lutheran Church in Quincy at 10 a.m. A Women’s Italian Club and Twentieth Century Club meet at 2 p.m. English teaching course opens at Abraham Lincoln School Auditorium at 4:30 p.m. A 6:30 p.m. English class dinner at American House follows. 8 p.m. Charitable Irish Society meets with Attorney General J Weston Allen speaking. 8 p.m. Boston Telephone Operators Union ball at Symphony Hall. Francis B. Sayre speaks at Blue Triangle Club.

New England Conference Lutheran Churches Swedish Lutheran Church Quincy Twentieth Century Club State Department of Education Abraham _ Lincoln School John J. Mahoney American House Irish Society City Club J. Weston Allen Boston Teléphone Operators’ Union Symphony Hall Francis B. Sayre Blue Triangle Club

Pastor Earl Favre resigns from Paige Street Baptist Church

The Rev. Earl T. Favre of Arlington Heights has resigned as pastor of Paige Street Baptist Church in Lowell. He plans to pursue evangelistic work starting in the fall.

Earl T. Favre Arlington Heights Paige*Street Baptist Church Lowell

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