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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1916
Page
8
Boston school children may soon enjoy thousands of amusing picture books. Charles E. Ware of Fitchburg, trustee under Peter P. F. Degrand’s will, asked Judge Braley of the Supreme Judicial Court to release $25,000 immediately from Degrand’s bequest.
London editors urge Entente to declare Poland policy. The Standard notes German plans give Poles less than they want but more than previously offered by the Allies, making a clear stance essential.
A vintage catalog-like promotion for Keen Kutter tools and cutlery. It touts quality materials and a guarantee, urging gifts for mothers and men alike. The ad highlights knives, carving sets, kitchen and sewing items, tool cabinets, and garden tools, noting moderate prices and lasting value.
A Christmas suggestion features Keen Kutter Scissors and Shears. The set includes 7 inch shears 7/14 inch scissors embroidery scissors and button hole scissors with a patented lock and guaranteed quality.
A Keen Kutter Carving Set is recommended for families without fine carving tools. The steel in the Keen Kutter Carving Knife resists sharpening wear and slices flesh smoothly for holiday servings. Keen Kutter Tableware is also a reliable gift. Visit dealers early to find the fullest selection.
James A. Watson of the Anti-Good Government Association rejects claims of GGA machine backing and declares he is the people's independent candidate. He vows a square deal if elected and cites broad cross- sectional support, while denying pressure from Mayor Curley and noting split among GGA rivals in Dorchester South End South Boston and Charlestown rallies.
Harvard announces a new law school record with 856 students this year, 48 more than any previous total and a net gain of 67 from last year. Harvard College graduates lead enrollment with 211 continuing study at Cambridge.
Newburyport trustees refused a $15 000 bequest from the late William Hiu Swasey citing a condition that the Public Library stay open on Sundays. The decision follows the will’s stipulation attached to the gift made recently.
A gift guide touts Keen Kutter sets as high quality, affordable options for Christmas 1916. Sets priced from $10 to $135 persuade buyers that Keen Kutter offers dependable tools with money back satisfaction.
A sales pitch extols Keen Kutter blades with praise for quality sharp edges and long lasting edge. It notes Keen Kutter butter knives offered at prices from 25 cents to 25 dollars with a money back satisfaction guarantee.
A booklet promoting a Keen Kutter Tool Cabinet offers boys happiness and a wholesome outlet for excess energy. It emphasizes learning tool skills and becoming helpful in repairs. Booklet No. 597 of Tool Cabinets mailed on request.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous hardware firms drug stores and misc companies with addresses across Boston Dorchester Roxbury Jamaica Plain Allston and Charlestown. Notable entries include Hyde Park Beals Macy J J McGarry and Jordan Marsh with multiple storefronts and area streets. The list emphasizes commercial presence along Mass Ave Dudley Street Blue Hill Avenue Washington Street and nearby districts.
A moral kiss explained to the court and jury at the Dedham Superior Court as Mrs. Elisabeth Miller French's will is contested by her cousin Mrs. Florence L. Bacon. The will left $85,000 to charities and $15,000 to three friends while Bacon received nothing.
Police in Court Square faced a first snow day mystery as helmets in lockers were found infested with insects. Officers, uneasy yet practical, displayed caps to the captain while janitor John produced bug killer spray and the new insects were dubbed helmet bugs.
Testimony describes a so called moral kiss as cheek to face with no germs. Witnesses recount peculiar phrases and rituals by Mrs French and her husband including baby talk and gifts to hospitals. Hearing continues Monday.
Residents of the section win new sidewalks along Wal worth street and the West Roxbury bridge over the New Haven railroad tracks. The five foot wide paths will be built on both sides.
Paris officials report Christmas Eve services will be held only in daylight to save lighting and fuel. Cardinal Annette, archbishop of Paris, ordered the change.
Frank Geogano faced arraignment in the Police Court on a charge of possessing lottery slips. He testified the slips were picked up off the street as note paper. He was found guilty and fined $50.
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