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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1919
Page
8
In March 1916 a cardinal cites limits to what can be said in a pastoral letter amid wartime tensions. The correspondence notes an abnormal situation and a journey described as blessed, while promising consolation to the faithful despite withheld details.
The Belgian Archbishop Cardinal Mercier defies German occupation critics as he sends a March 7 pastoral from Brussels to his flock. Von Bissing orders arrests of printer Charles Dessain and four workers, sparking clashes over church state, censorship, and Belgian loyalty during World War I.
The note indicates continuation of a story across tomorrow's Post and the Daily Sun. It signals ongoing coverage pending completion.
Newspaper copyright notice indicating 1919 ownership by the Boston Post and Public Ledger Co, with international and Canadian rights held by Public Ledger Co.
A mud covered 60 pound English bulldog named Jack of the United States Navy wandered Orient Heights East Boston. George Mahoney found him and learned no ship had sailed with that name. Mahoney cared for Jack and gave him a Christmas dinner after cleaning him up.
Fred P O'Brien a Boston Indianapolis motor agent died in Indianapolis after a period of illness. He helped Pierce Arrow Marmon lines and lived in Natick with relatives. Funeral set in Cambridge. Also New York report notes England's northern recovery and strong wool and cotton trade activity through December.
Representatives from shippers' organizations nationwide will meet in Chicago on December 30 to study national legislation before the railroads return to private ownership. They will review the Cummins and Esch railroad bills now before Congress and discuss desired changes from the shippers' perspective.
Miss Susan T. Pierce of Belmont and A Emerson Parks of Belmont to marry at 3 30 this afternoon at the bride’s home. They will honeymoon in Montreal and return to 346 North Avenue Burlington Vt after Jan 15. Pierce active in Nautilus and Sunshine clubs. Parks was quarterback at Rindge Technical School and a Belmont athlete.
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