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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1919
Page
11
The actress Mary Miles Minter discusses her age, her desire to make movies that make people happy, and her wish to avoid being seen as a second Mary Pickford. She talks about cake as a favorite, her on set routine, croquet prowess, and a playful warning to reporters.
The actress recounts a seven year old black eye fight over Santa Claus and how reading religious books grew from that shock. She recalls carrying a Bible on stage days and her habit of studying pictures on the subway. She plans to delay marriage and prefers time with children over suitors.
The young film star Mary Minter discusses her age and persona in a candid interview. She denies smoking drinking or dating her leading man, mentions her April 1 birthday, and notes movies as her main hobby with strong ideals for the industry.
Washington reports Rear Admiral Mark Bristol acting under State Department orders warns Turkey that Armenian massacres must stop. No direct reply from Turkey or allies has been received though Paris sources note a flurry in French officials and the peace conference council.
Dr. Boyd will perform the tenor recitative If With All Your Hearts from Mendelssohn Elijah at St Pauls Church Sunday night. An address on The Convict s Story is to be given by Rev Edward T Sullivan. Morning service at 11 will focus on Setting the Watch The Listening Post Within.
About 2500 to 3000 employees at woolen mills in Rockville Connecticut demanded a 25 percent raise. Each mill management refused, with the new rate to take effect a week from Monday.
Arthur Polis, a South End chef, faced allegations from Miss Daly a restaurant worker. He was given a probationary term to continue cooking and ordered to restrain personal conduct after incidents in the kitchen.
Howland S. Russell who died in Santa Barbara left an estate totaling 247 431.19 with 20 123 in real property, an inventory filed in Suffolk County Registry of Probate shows. He was a son of the late Colonel Henry S. Russell noted for Civil War service and long service with the Boston fire department.
Steven Brigandy of Watertown was charged with stealing a car owned by Mrs. J. W. Kennedy and a separate count of driving the vehicle without a registration license. He pleaded guilty to driving without a registration card, not guilty to theft. The cases were continued and Brigandy held on $1100 bond.
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