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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1919

Page

10

Poincare to Lay Stone for Lafayette Arrival Monument

Paris Aug 6 President Poincare on Rep 6 will lay the first stone of the monument commemorating the arrival of American troops in France. The site at Pointe de Grave near Bordeaux marks Lafayette's 1777 voyage. Clemenceau Wallace Polk Foch and Pershing slated to attend the ceremony.

Paris Poincare France Lafayette Pointe de Grave Gironde Bordeaux America Clemenceau Ambassador Wallace Frank L. Polk Marshal Foch General Pershing

Servants Denounce Demand for Higher Wages

Miss Ann Frazier of Aurora calls servant girls overpaid and frivolous and says they should accept four dollars a week with inexpensive gingham dresses and stockings. She notes her lodging and board costs her employer many dollars weekly.

Aurora, Ill Ann Frazier Aurora Miss Frazier

Critique of Working Women Fashion and Spending

A speaker condemns how employed women in factories and homes spend freely on clothing. She argues wasteful habits raise household costs and that many workers provide poorer service for high pay. She cites silk stockings and voile waists as symbols of fashionable excess and urges durable fabrics and affordable essentials.

Boston’s oldest active suffragist turns 98 this November

Mrs. Judith Winsor Smith known as Boston’s oldest active suffragist will be 98 in November and hopes to cast her first vote this year. She has spent over fifty years in the suffrage movement, associating with Julia Ward Howe and other pioneers, and remains active despite age. She cites club membership as key to broadening women’s outlook and urges young women to join.

Judith Winsor Smith Boston Mrs. Smith Ballet Julia Ward Howe Alice Stone Blackwell Mary A. Livermore New England Woman’s Journal Brant Rock Lewis McLaughlin Duxbury Hathaway Plymouth County

War veterans honored at Boston newsboy banquet

A testimonial banquet was given to three Boston newsboys by their association at the Hotel Westminster. Honorees were Harry Ginsberg Morris Cutler and Honey Mannevitch, the first to enlist and the last to return after the armistice. Councillor Ford gave a gold purse to Ginsburg praised heroism. speakers included Captain Daniel Canty and Lt B Finkelstein.

Boston Hotel Westminster Harry Ginsberg Morris Cutler Honey” Mannevitch Councillor Ford Ginsburg Daniel J. Canty Pershing Dr. B. Finkelstein Charles Kaplan Association

Lowell Favors Early Ratification of Peace Treaty

Dr. A. L. Lowell president of Harvard University Vance McCormick and Oscar Straus met with President Wilson at the White House and urged swift ratification of the peace treaty as a remedy for unrest and disturbed world conditions.

Washington A. L. Lowell Harvard University Vance McCormick Oscar Straus White House Wilson

Condensed Novels for Summer Reading by Grozier

A breezy collection summary notes One Hundred Condensed Novels by Alice G. Grozier. It promotes reading during vacation and suggests following the Posts for more condensations. The tone is breezy and clever, inviting readers of all ages to enjoy compact classics.

Alice G. Grozier

Stevenson as a steady, radiant conversational force

Biographers describe Stevenson as a warm, influential presence with penetrating eyes and courteous gestures, guiding others to reveal their strengths. He is praised for duty, selfless service, and fearless advocacy in Ireland and Samoa, yet his true nature remains that of a poet with a vivid, entrancing imagination.

Robert Louis Stevenson Henley Colvin Hermnar Ireland Samoa Barrie Scotland South Seas

Treasure Island Narration of Long John Silver Plot and Mutiny

The narrator recalls the Admiral Benbow inn, Bill Bones, the black spot, and the packet revealing Flint's treasure map. We sail on the Hispaniola with Long John Silver aboard, suspecting a mutiny as the crew, led by Silver and known shipmates, plots to seize the treasure. We anchor at Captain Kidd's, confront betrayal, and face a perilous voyage toward discovery.

Squire Trelawney Doctor Livesey Flint Admiral Benbow Bill Bones Old Flint Bristol Hawkins England Livesey Jim Long John Silver Hispaniola Smollet Dahane Long John John Silver John Flint

Treasure Hunt on Hispaniola Ends With Return Home

The narrative recounts a mutiny on the Hispaniola, stealthy shore leave, Ben Gunn's reunion with the crew, and Gunn’s treasure discovery hidden in a cave. The chart is traded, Hands and the coxswain die in standoff, and the ship is cargoed with seven hundred thousand pounds before reaching a Mexican port. The tale closes with a note on Winston Churchill’s The Crisis.

Smollet Ben Gunn Israel Hands Hispaniola Hands Silver Flint Mexican The Post Publishing Co Boston Post United Kingdom Dominions Boston Mass

Condensed Novels Series to Be Published This Fall

The One Hundred Condensed Novels will appear in book form early this fall. A full announcement with size price and publication date will be offered in the Boston Post later. Readers may order in advance by writing to the Condensed Novel Editor Post Boston Mass.

Boston Post Post Boston Mass

Pacific Fleet Near San Diego Rendezvous Off Mexican Coast

The Pacific fleet under Admiral Hugh Rodman is assembling today at a rendezvous off the Mexican coast about 17 miles south of San Diego California.

San Diego Cal Pacific Fleet Hugh Rodman Mexican Coast

Is Charles town Being Neglected Debate Proposed

Streets playgrounds bathhouses and garbage collecting agencies are neglected and a debate is challenged with the Mayor over the proposition Is Charles town Being Neglected asking residents to weigh in on municipal attention.

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