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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1917

Page

2

Faust Sung With Fervor by Boston Opera Cast

The Boston National Grand Opera Company presented Gounod’s Faust at the Boston Opera House last night. Maggie Teyte as Marguerite and Riccardo Martin as Faust impressed with refined tone and youthful ardor while Jose Mardones as Mephistopheles appeared more ordinary in costume than distinguished in impersonation.

Faust Fervor Gounod Boston National Grand Opera Company Boston Opera House Maggie Teyte Marguer- Ghratme Riccando Martin Thomas Valentines Jose ‘ Mardones Ophelles Jeska Swartz Siebel Martewitskaja Martha Giorgio Wagner Mr. Guerrieri Terim Miss Teyte Marguerite

Silk Rompers Featured in White and Blue Ad

Advertisement fragment highlights silk rompers priced at Regu 1.25 value. Describes material as silk with white and blue illustration and a four hand smock style.

Price of Flour Soars While Eggs and Sugar Fluctuate

Beef, lamb, and cabbage rise as flour hits record highs, with flour up 75 cents per barrel in 36 hours and one brand at 12 dollars per barrel. Eggs ease slightly to 60 cents a dozen, while butter stays at 40 to 46 cents per pound. Sugar per bag at 7.05 dollars, eyed to drop toward 6.50 as new crop arrives. Prices for fish, produce, and other meats vary across markets.

Post Santa’s Total Reaches $8416.64 Amid Audit

The Post Santa Claus acknowledges 25 cents from West Somerville kindergarten and one dollar on correction. The total stands at 8416.64 as audits begin. receipts and expenditures will be published soon.

Post Santa West Somerville

News paper Club of Boston Elects Officers at Annual Meeting

The 31st annual meeting of the News paper Club of Boston met at Louis restaurant with 41 members present. Dr. Charles F. Mains and others attended as guests. Officers for the coming year were elected: James W. Reardon editor in chief, George B. Gavin managing editor, and W. A. Macdonald reporter.

Newspaper Club Newspaper Club of Boston Louis Charles F. Mains R. H. Maurer Arthur Mulvey George Babbitt Howard Smith Daniel EB. Ahern Earl C. Deland E W. Brown Carroll J. Swann John W. Luce Nat Royster A. H. Sowers J.A. Thomas Thomas Greenall Tom Woods Garland Ferrell Wichita Kan Jesse B. Baxter H. Gerrish Smith B. L. Hunt Robert Seaver Robert J. Bottomly George N. Roberts Norman W. Bingham Howard Moulton James Towne James W. Reardon Boston American George B. Gavin Boston Globe W. A. Macdonald Boston Transcript

Jack Clark Reappears After Years of Golf Wanderings

Family in Everett reports receiving a letter from Jack Clark stating he is returning home after years of roaming along famous golf courses. The letter outlines a desire for Christian unity and cites Leo XIII and Pius X on church reform and reunification efforts. The text discusses a Vatican commission of four cardinals to study religious dissensions and explore unity with Anglican and Russian Orthodox churches.

Jack” Clark United States Everett Leo XIII Pius X Christendom Vatican

Scotchman Found by Boston Newspaper Read by Mother

Beatrice Clark of Boston learned from a New York syndicate column that her son Jack was alive. She cried with joy, called sister Mary Pike in Everett, and urged urgent letters. Jack replied with a latent photograph attached.

Lawson Girl to Be Nurse for France War

Mrs. James Fuller Lord formerly Miss Marion Lawson, daughter of Thomas W. Lawson, will sail tomorrow for France to serve as a nurse in the war effort.

James Fuller Lord Marion Lawson Thomas W. Lawson France

Mrs Lord to sail for France as nurse helper

Mrs. Lord, of Brookline, plans to go to France to aid in nursing. She will be accompanied by Miss Ruth Rose of Marshfield and New York, an actress and friend, who will also become a nurse. They sail from New York at 3 pm aboard the Espagne.

Ruth Rose Marshfield New York Mrs. Lord Asenath Brookline Massachusetts General Hospital France Mr. Lord

Pope Seeks Unity of Christian Churches

The pope plans to unite Christian churches with Cardinal Nicola Marini to head the cardinalate commission. Palmieri notes Rome’s update amid the world congress progress begun by the American Episcopal Church and the Vatican’s neutral peace efforts are highlighted.

Vatican

America’s providential mission to unite divided Christianity

The article argues that America has a providential role to promote unity among Christian denominations. It notes that the United States holds vast Christian energy scattered across groups, and that dialogue in a spirit of tolerance marks a victory over intolerance and sectarian division.

Rome United States America

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