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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1911

Page

11

Observant Citizen's Sylvester to Lead Rio Janeiro Tramway

Carl Sylvester general manager of Newton and Boston street railway departs for Rio de Janeiro to become assistant general manager of the Light Power and Tramway Company. He was selected by F A Bluntress the Rio manager. The piece also notes social and local items including Al Brown's songwriting feat and Miss June Evelyn Harding's summer plans.

Carl Sylvester Newton al’ Brown Chicago Boston Press Club Mr. Brown June Evelyn Harding Boston West Miss Harding

Hercules Uncle Walt Says Heroism Back Then Was Futile

Walt Mason’s quip about Hercules finds the colonel amid admirers declaring immortal glory, yet the hero laments living seven thousand years too soon. He jokes that no Chautauquas or printing presses exist for future fame and wonders about profits from distant renown.

Hercules Walt Mason George Matthew Adanis

Dream-Vision Aids Juvenile Grand Larceny Case

A young man charged with murder in a dramatic trial finds hope through Lawyer Mitchell who believes in his innocence. After a tense defense the boy is acquitted and guided toward a family reunion revealing a dreamlike clue to his fate.

Charley Dale Mitchell Charley Petticoat Brother

Hill praises value of farm in Yale discussion

James J. Hill urges that farming offers superior advantages to business or professions for educated minds. He contends that applying high intellectual effort to agriculture yields financial reward and broad opportunities for discovery, as discussed in Yale News.

New Haven, Conn James J. Hill Yale News Today

Dear Anxious Jack and the Capricious Love Advice

A young man asks Mildred Champagne about kissing a girlfriend who objects to it. The columnist notes the issue is about her moods rather than right and wrong and advises waiting until her feelings stabilize, framing the matter as a question of temperament.

Miss Champagne Daily Post Iwan Jack Richard

Little Known Facts About Well Known Persons

A collection notes public figures including Congressman Ralph W Moss Indiana Andrew D White Cornell University and Thomas Gallagher Illinois. It mentions Alice Werner English writer professor of Zulu at Kings College and includes a dated reflection on youthful relationships and restraint with moral cautions.

Ralph W. Moss Indiana Centre Point Ind Andrew D. White Cornell University Board of Health New York City Thomas Gallagher Illinois Chicago Alice Werner Kings College Africa

Boston aide to Curtis to join National City Bank

E P Currier of Boston who has served as private secretary to James F Curtis Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for over a year is set to move to a confidential post at National City Bank of New York alongside President Frank A Vanderlip.

Mabel Going New England Women's Life Underwriters’ Association Parker House Worith Castle Florence E. Shaal Lucy Morrill Caro F. Colburn Imogen Burnham Alice G. Whitcomb Washington E. P. Currier Boston James F. Curtis the Treasury National City Bank of New York Vanderlip

Fads and Fashions: Lace Frills and New Accessories

Frills of lace and net replace narrow ruching this year with the dahlia bow as a rosette novelty. Gold gauze ribbons form sashes and belts, while new wash fabrics feature pongee and shantung. Coronation bags of silk and antique gold tinsel decorate, parasols以 pongee, and hats favor round or sugar loaf crowns with floral trims.

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