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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1909

Page

7

Valentine Day Act Reveals Jimmy Duncan’s Kindness

In Hollis Street School Room 8 Jimmy Duncan, the new boy, is chosen to distribute valentines during a class post office. When a mean trick swaps Ethel Andrews’ card for Katie Blaney’s, Duncan secretly redirects the gift to the hunchbacked girl, earning her praise and earning back dignity despite scorn from Ethel.

Miss Johnson Hollis Street Jimmy Duncan Duncan Jimmy Ethel Andrews Jogerphry Peter Ellis Heust Ethel Peter Katie Blaney Rag Alley Valentine St. Valentine’s Katie

The Maid and the Middy Musical at St. Francis Hall

The St. Francis de Sales Society presents The Maid and the Middy a sparkling musical comedy by D K Stevens at Jordan Hall February 10 11 12 and 13 under the Choral Society of St. Francis de Sales Church with over 120 performers costumes designed to rival a professional company and trained under George Lowell Tracy of Boston Cadet fame.

D. K. Stevens Jordan Hall St. Francis de Sales Church George Lowell Tracy Boston Cadet Fame

Love and Sentiment Row Over Toast in Boston Post

A reader letters a young man who gave a toast to Anxious requests a public clarifying reply from Mildred Champagne in the Boston Post column. The writer, claiming to be the injured party, defends motive and seeks publication to rectify what he calls a public misjudgment and honor the reciprocated interest.

Miss Champagne Boston Post Ansious

Dear Miss Champagnie A vacation love left a girl heartbroken

A 17 year old writes about a brief romance during a New Hampshire visit and a Massachusetts follow up that yielded no further contact. The columnist advises the girl to forget the affair and stop waiting for letters, noting many vacation romances end without real consequence.

Miss Champagnie New Hampshire Massachusetts

Diamond Ring Found By Roasted Duck Rescue

In Hoboken New Jersey Mrs Clara Heinze regained a lost diamond ring after a pet duck, present at her home, retrieved it from a duck pond during a dinner recall. Six years prior she had misplaced the ring while spooning with her sweetheart. The discovery came as the duck, kept as a family pet, swam near a log extending into the pond.

Hoboken N. J Clara Heinze

No. 8 Shoe For The President

President Roosevelt’s hunting shoes for his Africa trip were fitted today by a local tradesman. He is said to wear a number 8 and weighs over 200 pounds. The gun metal hob-nailed heavy calfskin shoes are waterproofed with oil. His hunting suits guns ammunition and tents are ready for the steamer the last of March.

Washington Roosevelt Africa

Miss Hobbs gains praise from Somerville audience

Mrs Corrill Bridges received congratulations after the Somerville Woman's Club staged Miss Hobbs in Unitarian Hall. The two night performance was a success with all parts played by women and well rendered. Featured performers included Edna F Nickerson Jeanie A Preston Minnie A Potter EF Grace Simonds Estelle Morse Marion E Shaw Josephine M Cheever Frances M Weeks Katherine Bridges.

Corrill Bridges Minnie A. Potter EF. Grace Simonds C. Estelle Morse Marione E. Shaw Josephine M. Cheever Frances M. Weeks Katherine Bridges

Morse Retires as Warrenton Street Home Head

The Warrenton street home of the Boston Young Men’s Christian Association held a reception for retiring superintendent Mrs S E Morse. Flowers tributes and friends gathered with Mrs Ara belle Howe and Mrs S H Eaves in attendance as Miss Juliet C Patterson succeeds Morse.

Warrenton Street Boston Young Men’s Christian Association S. E. Morse Arabelle Howe S. H. Eaves Juliet C. Patterson Morse

Brown University selects three speakers for commencement

Providence Feb 9 Charles E E Hughes Jr son of New York governor James D Dean and Chauncey E Wheeler of Plainville Mass were chosen as three of the speakers for Brown University commencement exercises this afternoon.

Providence R. I Charles Ee. Hughes, Jr Hughes New York James D. Dean Waverly Penn Chauncey E. Wheeler Plainville Mass Brown University

Vintage Recipes and Household Tips from Early New England

A collection of kitchen instructions and tips: fish salad with a rich yolk dressing. a sponge cake roll with gelatin cream Charlottes. brains layered with crumbs baked in milk. and a milk tapioca dessert with orange topping. Authorship cited from Cora B Stone, Mrs H A Higgins, Mrs W L Marston, and M Hodgson.

Cora B. Stone Main Street Waltham Charlotte Brookville H. A. Higgins W. L. Marston Plaistow N. H

Cast List for The Play With Curran as Stage Director

The names Miss Gertrude Burns Miss Etta Kilroy Miss Catherine Haney Miss Nellie Ducie Miss Bessie Hagan Miss Teresa Kilroy Thomas Guinan Neil Sullivan William Gary Jeremiah Sullivan Bernard F Coyne T Hap O'Neil Francis Hagan Daniel Murray James J Hayden Frank Fogerty and William Wilds are listed as cast with George E Curran noted as stage director for the production.

Gertrude Burns Etta Kilroy Catherine Haney Nellie Ducie Bessie Hagan Teresa Kilroy Thomas Guinan Neil Sullivan William Gary Jeremiah Sullivan Bernard F. Coyne T. Hap O’neil Francis Hagan Daniel Murray James J. Hayden Frank Fogerty William Wilds George E. Curran

Window Tales From Theatres And A Harvard Pause

The piece recalls Frank M. McGrath at the Majestic and Columbia theatres sharing a tale of ticket windows and live exchanges with patrons over seat luck and change. In Chicago Dr. Francis G. Peabody addresses the Religious Education Association on social duty, church life, and the balance of faith and works. The speech questions whether religious education fortifies social duty or merely mirrors philanthropy and industrial reform.

Frank M. McGrath Columbia Majestic Theatre McGrath Columbia Theatre Chicago Ill Francis G. Peabody Harvard University The Religious Education Association Peabody Dr. Peabody Paul Congress

Purposes Diverted in Religious and Social Service Debate

Quotations question whether churches substitute clubs, gymnasiums, and social settlements for prayers and revivals. The piece probes if religious education strengthens social duty or if the church becomes a shell of faith.

Illinois farmer Jack Isham arrested in old Jean Valjean case

Marion Illinois reports second Jean Valjean style arrest as Jack D. Isham, a 16 year prosperous farmer, is jailed for a crime long past. He confessed after capture, had escaped from the Tennessee penitentiary in 1888, urged his family to sell the farm and depart.

Marion Jean Valjean Jack D. Isham Tennessee Penitentiary

British Columbia Keeps Dominion Cabinet Representation

The Hon. William Templeman, former minister of internal revenue in Sir Wilfrid Laurier's Cabinet, won Comox Alpine by acclamation in Prince Rupert yesterday after his Victoria hold failed by six votes in the October election. British Columbia thus retains its representation in the Dominion Cabinet.

British Columbia Winnipeg Man William Templeman Wilfrid Laurier Ottawa Victoria B. C Comox Aflin Prince Rupert Sloan Dominion

One Day's Customs Receipts Hit Large Total

New York February reports reveal Collector Fowler announcing that customs receipts reached 1,523,026.59 dollars in a single day, the largest since the Dingley tariff law began on July 24, 1907.

New York Fowler

Russian Officer Condemned to Death for Revolt Agitation

ODESSA February 9 Captain Nikitin of the general staff now retired was condemned by a court martial to death by hanging for conducting revolutionary agitation among enlisted men.

Odessa Nikitin

Co Dublin Association Second Annual Ball Tonight

The Co. Dublin Association holds its second annual ball this evening at Paine Memorial Hall 9 Appleton Street inviting members and guests to attend the social event.

Five Boys Receive Medals for Kindness to Animals

Five boys Morris Spinoza Edward Draper Whitney Draper Henry Madden and Thomas Barry were awarded medals and blue ribbons at the Animal Rescue League annual meeting in Park Street Church. Henry Madden and Morris Spinoza received silver medals for saving dogs and cats. The others got blue ribbons for kindness to dumb animals in Dorchester. The awards were presented by Anna Harris Smith.

Morris Spinoza Edward Draper Whitney Draper Henry Madden Thomas Barry Animal Rescue League Park Street Dorchester League Anna Harris Smith

Priest Denies Rap At Unions

The Rev John C Foharty head curate of St Marys Church in South Norwalk denies his sermon attacked labor unions saying he preached today from the gospel and did not intend to attack the strik ing hatters He says he believes in unions but objects when they prevent work while acknowledging unions aid laboring men

South Norwalk Conn John C. Foharty St. Mary’s Labor Union Trust

Recorder Force Tender Farewell to W L Terhune

William Lewis Terhune retiring manager of the Boot and Shoe Recorder Publishing Company was honored with a farewell dinner hosted by the staff of the trade journal he founded at the Hotel Hayward.

William Lewis Terhune Boot and Shoe Recorder Publishing Company Hayward

Serum Heals paresis patients at Massillon hospital

Dr J D OBrien presented four paresis patients at Massillon State Hospital as cured by a newly discovered serum. He cited cases treated at the hospital and sent away cured, highlighting the potential of the experimental treatment.

Massillon Massillon State Hospital J. D. O’brien

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