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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1912

Page

11

Souvenir Silver Lost and Found After Fire and Local Oddities

A resident recalls after the Second Unitarian Church fire that souvenir hunters took silver from the Woman's Club but most was recovered. Iron workers draw crowds on Washington Street while a feathered wardrobe mishap amuses streetgoers. Judge Putnam jokes about Maine law in a quip with US Attorney French. A Boston Teachers Club member shares a Valentine from John Trowbridge. A gray squirrel fights gale winds and Senator Lodge remains calm despite Roosevelt Ohio speech rumors.

Athol Woman's Club Second Unitarian William Putnam Portland New Mingland United States Asa P. French Supreme Court M Husetts Supreme Court of Maine Maine Mr. French

Rheumatism Cure Promised in Free Book Claim

A patient asserts a cure for rheumatism after 90 years of suffering and claims dramatic changes in bodily condition. He offers a free book titled Rheumatism Cure to prove the remedy’s effectiveness and invites readers to request it immediately.

Harbingers of Spring by Walt Mason

A whimsical verse celebrating the arrival of spring with playful images of softer winds, crooning politicians, and blooming signs. The piece invokes farm life, fashion, music, and youthful hopes as the season nears.

Pineapple dessert and batter recipes from city cooks

A dated cooking snippet lists a pineapple dessert with gelatin and cream, beating eggs and sugar, and a sauce recipe with eggs and essence. It includes names Edith P Bowman and Jessie Russell with partial addresses in South Boston and Roxbury, plus a buckwheat batter note from Kath M Ricd in Springfield Vermont.

Edith P. Bowman East Eighth Street South Boston Jessie Russell Clifton Street Roxbury Eee Kath M Ricd Springfield

Rehearing Ordered in $1,000,000 Sherman Suit

Judge Colt of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals orders a rehearing of demurrers by United Shoe Machinery Co in the $1,000,000 suit brought by Harry B. Cilley alleging Sherman Antitrust Act violations. He reserved his opinion and ordered further argument before a different judge to avoid disqualification.

Colt United States Circuit Court of Appeals United Shoe Machinery Company Harry B. Cilley Pemen Tham United Bhoe Machinery Company Govern~ment Govern~ment Last September. Inc Cilley

New Trial Ordered in Levy Suit Against Boston & Grent Railway

Chief Justice Aiken grants a new trial in the suit over Hannah Levy of Brookline. Original verdicts dated Feb 20, 1911 favored the railway company. claims sought 15000 for conscious suffering and 10000 for death from injuries after Aug 1, 2008 incident at Beacon and Mountfort streets, alighting a car that started.

Aiken Boston Grent Railway Gomapaty Hannah Levy Brookline Well

IFPALKS ON LOVE AND SENTIMENT IFPALKS ON LOVE AND SENTIMENT

Mildred Champagne mails a reader letter from Berlin New Hampshire about a 39 year old divorced man torn between his former wife and another partner. The advisor argues the divorce likely had causes, urges a candid talk with the ex wife, and cautions against remarriage without genuine commitment.

Ifpalks Mildred Champagne

Paragraph Points On Facts and Fashions

The article describes luxurious evening wraps in brocades with rich embroidery and reversible fur for warmth. It notes a Frenchwoman adding a long-stemmed pink rose to a muff, ribbon trim on black turbans, and oversized corsage clusters as stylish accents, though costly.

The Least of These

A lonely New England spinster Miss Pender encounters a barefoot boy in a park pleading for care. The child argues he could work and be loved, stirring Miss Pender to consider taking him to a charitable institution while she regains a sense of purpose and humanity.

Anna A Jordan Avenue Wild Mass Miss Pender New England Alks

Abou Ben Adhem Poem Note in a Night Vision

The poem depicts Abou Ben Adhem awakened to a divine Book of gold. He asks the angel to write him as one who loves his fellows. The angel refuses at first, then writes the names of those who love the Lord. Ben Adhem’s name leads all others in the listing after a second visitation.

T. “Trowbridge Boston Nice Darius Green Abou Ben Adhem Ana Ben Adhem

Boston church funds from Bishop will aid Dorchester Street church

In South Boston the Dorchester Street Methodist Church becomes a beneficiary under late Mrs Lucy E Bishop of South Boston. Income from property at 8 Dorchester Street and 4 Glover Street will fund preaching at the church. Rev A L Hudson plans to arrive in Quincy to succeed Rev E C Butler at the First Congregational Unitarian. Powell Club Dorchester Lower Mills to present minstrel show next Thursday. Rev George Mayo spoke to Newton Federation on Mountain Whites. Central Congregational Jamaica Plain girls plan a book carnival Feb 28 and 29.

Dorchester Street Lucy E. Bishop South Boston Glover Street A. L. Hudson D. D South American Unitarian Association Quincy E. C. Butler First Congregational Powell Club First Methodist Church Dorchester Lower Mills George Mayo Federation of Auxiliary Societies of Newton Central Congregational Church Jamaica Plein

Night Drive To Boys' Home Ends With Rescue

Miss Pender instructs her coachman James to take a beleaguered boy to the Boys' Home on Twenty third street. The child faints during the ride and James contemplates a hospital visit before they turn toward home, revealing a humane, unexpected bond.

James Twenty-third Street

Delicate Laxative Syrup of Figs and Senna Endorsed

Adorial note extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle, safe laxative suitable for maidens, wives, and mothers in all life seasons. It highlights pleasant flavor, stomach toning, and reliable cleansing with the authentic California Fig Syrup Co. product sold by leading druggists for fifty cents per bottle.

California Fig Syrup Co

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