Denies Break With Nuncio Porcelli in Belgium
Paris reports the Matin claims Belgium cut all ties with Papal nuncio Mgr. Jean Tacci Porcelli over a dinner alleged with Germans during the Mercier incident. The Belgian legation in Paris issued a note saying rumors of strained relations are unfounded and he is in Rome seeking reinstatement.
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Mgr
Jean Tacci Porcelli
Brussels
Cardinal Mercier
Tacci Porcelli
Rome
Pleasantly Disappointed By Miss Maude Williams Visit
Mary of North Weymouth learns Robert plans a two week visit with his new wife Ruth. She initially opposes city life but grows fond of Ruth, admires her singing and cooking, and ultimately agrees to spend the winter with Robert and Ruth in the city, promising to write often.
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Mary
Robert
Sister Dear
Ruth
Sewing Circle Women Trade Advice On Living And Love
A Boston Post Sewing Circle column invites homemakers to share tips on domestic life, budgets, and family challenges. Readers offer stories of loneliness, jealous husbands, working wives, and pet companionship while urging thrift, resilience, and mutual aid among women in New England.
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Sewing Circle
Boston Daily
Sunday West
New England
Boston Post
Letters From Readers Highlight Sewing Circle Notes
The Sunday Post prints a selection of letters to the Sewing Circle, showcasing readers' opinions, tips, and anecdotes about sewing, fabric, and home crafts. The page reflects hobbyist culture and community interaction through practical advice and personal reflections.
Ralph Butler Dead at 101 in Boston Life of a 19th Century Pioneer
Ralph Butler died at 101 at his Sayward street home in Boston after a two week illness from a fall. Born May 5, 1818 in Farmington Maine, he ran a Weld store, served as Franklin county deputy sheriff, studied law, built the Orient steamer, then moved to Portland and Boston. He retired in 1885 to tend his estate, supported many young men in business, and is survived by wife Harriet Chapman, a daughter, seven grandchildren, six great grandchildren, a sister in Portland and a brother in Phillips.
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Ralph Butler
Columbia Road
Farmington
Weld
Franklin County
Augusta
Bath
Cape Horn
San Francisco
Orient
Golden Gate
Sacramento
Panama
Portland
Boston
Sayward Street
Butler
Cynthia Jane Abbott
Harriet Blackstone Chapman
William H. Savage
Caroline Plaisted
Ore
Benjamin Butler
Phillips
David J Pierce of Weymouth Dead
David J Pierce a Weymouth resident died yesterday at Fenway Hospital Boston at age 75. He was a leading figure in Weymouth life and his death is noted by the community.
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David J. Pierce
Weymouth
Webb Street
Fenway Hospital
Boston
Fountain of Youth Poem by Hezekiah Butterworth
Poem recounts Ponce de Leon seeking a life giving fountain across oceans and islands. The voyage spans Bahamas Antilles Florida shores and Azores, ending with de Leon’s death and his soul's quest for eternal life in a heavenly city of jasper and gold. The piece echoes praise for discovery and faith as sailors seek the famed fountain.
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Hezekiah Butterworth
Ponce de Leon
de Leon
Bahamas
Antilles
Azores
Earth
Florida
Jasper
Gold
Hay Fever Cured by Vaccine and Nasal Anatomy Talk
Dr. Harris P. Mosher spoke at Harvard Medical School on hay fever vaccination and the link between egg white and asthma in some babies. He demonstrated skull sections to show nasal passages as the main hallway within facial bones and discussed how nasal resonance shapes voice and flavor perception.
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Harris P. Mosher
Harvard Medical School
Hay fever remedies and cautions cited by Dr. Mosher
A Sunday lecture summarized Dr. Mosher’s warnings on hay fever treatment. Vaccination to identify allergenic plants was discussed, with notes that immunization via pollen extracts has not completed trials. He warned against remedial drugs containing cocaine, linked to habit formation, and listed factors like bad teeth, alcohol, tobacco use, and nasal structural issues as contributors.
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Mosher
Hay
Suffrage Rally Draws 1500 at Tremont Theatre
Dr George R Lunn former mayor of Schenectady electrified a big audience of 1500 at a suffrage rally yesterday afternoon at Tremont Theatre warning anti suffragists to cease circulating inflammatory circulars to industrial workers.
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George R. Lunn
Schenectady
Tremont Theatre
War time talk on women’s work and suffrage voices
Dr Quinn and guests from California and England greet American women at a meeting with a yellow suffrage banner. Dr Ratcliffe extols organized women’s relief work during wartime, praising Mary MacArthur and the Women’s Trade Union League, and noting the rise of the Women’s Emergency Corps. Miss Mary Young discusses suffrage from a stage worker’s perspective.
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Quinn
Charles Farwell Edson
Los Angeles
California
K. Ratcliffe
John Craig
Mary Young
Ethel Ridgley Morse
Ohio
Vida Sutton
Toy Theatre
Maud Wood Park
Ratcliffe
England
National Organization of Relief
Mary MacArthur
Women's Trade Union League
Queen Mary
Women's Emergency Corps
Department of National Relief
Miss Young
Suffrage Debate Highlights Equality and Duty on Stage and in Work
Miss Sutton reads monologues showing woman as equal to man in life and on stage. Mrs Edson notes California women have begun, though few seek office. Dr Tavin warns anti-suffragists against a circular urging women not to work for equal suffrage, urging respect for workers and potential backlash.
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Miss Sutton
Edson
California
Tavin
Phe
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