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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1914
Page
6
A French philosopher’s remark about creating new things is challenged as designers boast constant invention. Leather novelties imitate Continental ideas then fuse them with American taste, yielding a global Cross product that blends continent, British durability, and American standards of taste.
The Boston Music School Settlement in the North End reports three years of musical education for local children. In the year ending this month, 20 pupils in classes, 18 in orchestras and clubs, 59 in the Children’s Chorus, and a waiting list of 22 percent. Programs include the Mosart Club, Clara Schaumann Club, and Morton Street Sunshine Club, with homes visited by instructors. Notable outcomes include graduates at Radcliffe, Harvard, and Tufts, and a progress-heavy annual concert led by Jacques Hoffman. The settlement emphasizes preventive, constructive work, with Solfeggio pedagogy and a single weekly lesson, while boosting home life and community ties.
F Augustus Heinze won a Supreme Court order to serve Charles W Morse by publication or mail in an action to recover 597257 plus interest from Jan 8 1909. The suit follows their banking failures after the panic. Morse formerly jailed and pardoned and is believed to be in Europe.
Mrs Annie Cohen, 43, of Hartford, denied before Judge Burke that police gallery photos or prints matched her. Inspector Concannon identified her as a previous arrest under Sarah Zuerer after jewelry theft. The case was continued for a week. she had been sentenced to women’s prison at Sherborn and held on $1000 bond.
Harvard Hasty Pudding Club selects The Legend of Loravia a six perform show with first on March 28 in Cambridge and final at Jordan Hall on April 7. New York performances are omitted. Book Hodges and Streeter lyrics Hodges. music Freedley with Barlow interpolations. Coach HH Sanger from New York.
An old advertisement touts a genuine product under the name Bromo Quinine with a call for the full name LAXAaE BROMO vS and urges looking for the signature of B. W. GROVY promising to cure a cold in one day.
Charles E. Hillyer first mate of the Nantucket testified that careless navigation by the Monroe’s officer in charge caused the collision. He said the Monroe was right across their bow at full speed and out of its course. Other Nantucket crew members corroborated Captain Berry’s account of how the crash happened.
The Boston & Maine Railroad will inaugurate March 2 a revised timetable increasing service to Medford and points along the Medford branch. Notices have been posted at affected stations, and full timetable details will be available to agents before the start date.
Norway commemorates 100 years since separation from Denmark with nationwide church services. King Haakon and court, officials, and Storthing members attend thanksgiving service. School pamphlets explain the 1814 events to students.
Music teachers from across the state attend a State House hearing on a bill to create a five member Board of Registration in Music. The bill would license teachers, require proof of age and moral character, and impose fines for unregistered practice. Also heard is a bill to fund work programs for students to support college education.
John Peters a saloon keeper of Alupo Illinois was convicted of giving twenty dollars as a bribe to a reporter of a St Louis paper conducting a graft investigation. Evidence showed Peters believed the reporter was linked to the St Clair county State's attorney and paid to induce dropping charges. The reporter was designated to receive the money as evidence for the prosecution.
Readers send symptoms from headaches and catarrh to hair loss and rheumatism. Dr Baker prescribes Vilane nasal washes, yellow mingo for scalp, hypo nuclane tablets for anemia, and a compounded remedy for rheumatism, plus laxative cough syrup and balmwort products.
Princeton February 25 Edwin Grant Conklin head of Princeton University biology lectures on heredity and eugenics society must focus more on heredity improvements. He warns highly educated classes could vanish in 50 years if reproduction trends continue and criticizes feminism as guiding women away from motherhood.
A Detroit era advertisement touts Rheumabath as a white crystalline remedy for rheumatism neuralgia sciatica lumbago and grippe. It promises relief by drawing toxins through sweat glands, likening it to a trip to Hot Springs and offering a full-size package by mail for 25 cents plus a free book.
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