Dickerman Dedication at Quincy Dickerman School
A dedication ceremony Friday at 2 o clock marks the opening of the Quincy E. Dickerman School on Magnolia Street Oxbury. Officials include Patrick F O Keefe James A Jeanor Michael H Corcoran Dyer Augustin L Rafter and John J Stringer. The event features remarks, an honor flag presented by Dr A H Gilson and a painting by Frank E Dickerman with a closing America song. A large delegation of Brimmer School alumni and public figures from Boston are expected.
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Quincy EE. Dickerman Chool
Magnolia Street
Oxbury
Rimmer School Association
Ajor
Patrick F. O'Keefe
Phillips Brooks School
James A. Jeanor
Phillipsrooks School
Michael H. Corcoran
Dyer
Augustin L. Rafter
John J.ttridge
Rimmer
A. H. Gilson
Eliene Plan of Publicity at Pilgrim Publicity Forum
A Boston talk at Pilgrim Publicity Rooms details Filene’s publicity policy. Black of Filene’s outlines advertising spend limits and methods, noting 5 percent of net profits for advertising and 2 percent of that for news per advertising. He cites true advertising aims and mentions John Wanamaker as a leading figure.
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Rank A. Black
Filene
Pilgrim Blicity Rooms
Bromfield Street
R. Black
Lene’s
York
Chicago
Lene
John Wanamaker
Coun
Appeal for funds to fight tuberculosis in Boston
The Boston Association for the Prevention and Control of Tuberculosis issued an appeal for support. The statement notes TB is preventable yet 1064 people died in Boston last year, urging public donations to back health efforts.
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Boston Association For the
Yestery
Boston
Sewing Circle Advice on Balancing Husband and Child
A Boston Post Sewing Circle column offers guidance on choosing between husband and child, urging mothers to support both when possible. Readers share perspectives on loyalty, parental duties, and practical parenting, with voices from BELIEVER IN PRAYER and PLAIN ENGLISH contributing.
Beautiful City of Slumberland Poem Fragment
A lilting verse describes a baby traveling toward slumberland as the sun sets, guided by a mother’s embrace. The tone is tender and comforting, framing bedtime as a journey to a peaceful place beyond wakefulness.
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Slumberland
Yummy Yeast Bread and Spiced Prune Sauce Recipes
A pair of practical kitchen notices. The first describes a yeast bread method using milk butter sugar and flour with yeast and eggs, frying final rolls in hot lard. The second outlines a prune sauce with lemon rind spices sugar and vinegar to accompany game poultry or roast lamb. Both include names and addresses.
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Nellie E. Zackular
Baker Road
Everett
Aid Raised for Hebrews by New England Jewish Relief
The New England branch of the American Jewish Relief Committee for Sufferers from the War launched a campaign to raise 250000 for Jewish war victims abroad. At a conference at the Elysium Club, plans were set to mobilize every New England Jewish community in relief efforts. Contributions noted include 24681.10 prior gifts and smaller sums from several donors, with total reported at 24921.10.
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New England
American Jewish Relief Committee
Elysium Club
A. Koshland
Summer Street
Boston
Mass
Koshland
Samuel Shuman
Helen Hood
Nd Fasekes
Myer
Aimisiee Coy Vce
bin cc
Che J. Partridge
Harry Oe
Culture Society
High Wheel Stunt Delights Banquet Guests
Providence recounts a novelty at a banquet where Mayor Chester I. Campbell of Quincy rode an old high wheeler around tables holding 250 diners. The crowd cheered as Jim Dawson, Rhode Island high wheel champion, entered on his championship bicycle, prompting the mayor to take a dare and ride the device.
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Providence
Chester I. Campbell
Quincy
Mass
Crown Hotel
Old Providence
Jim Dawson
Rhode Island
Campbell
Songs of Sunshine
Bentztown Bard recites a nostalgic verse about a traveling train racing toward a peaceful home. The lyric invokes urgency and comfort as the train speeds through weather and night toward family, love, and a warm hearth.
Boston Poultry Show Opens with Record Bird Exhibit
Boston hosts its annual poultry show in Mechanics' building featuring 7000 birds staged for competition surpassing previous exhibitions in both number and quality.
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Boston
Mechanics’ Building
Second Day Cat Show Draws Record Crowd in Boston
From dawn to night crowds filled the aisles despite rain as the annual Boston cat show opened its second day. Winners included Eugene Sites of Elyria and Tom Kemp of the Eastern dog show, with a standout White Langshaw and a massive African ostrich on display. The Massachusetts Agricultural College showcased a 10 acre model poultry farm and visitors like Cardinal O Connell and D W Young attended the opening day.
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Eugene Sites
Elyria
Thomas Kemp
Tom” Kemp
Kemp
Boston
Waterfowl Club of America
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Cardinal O'Connell
Mgr. Splaine
T. A. Havemayer
Gibbs Leads Hospital Directors At Brigham Incurables
John E. Gibbs was elected president and Francis H. Manning, vice president, of the Robert B. Brigham Hospital for Incurables at a meeting of the newly chosen directors. The slate includes Andrew J. Bailey Hiram M. Burton Dr Ernest W Cush ing Dr Robert B Dixon John F H Gibbs Dr Joel E Goldthwait John Souther Samuel A Merrill Samuel Hobbs Charles Olmsted Ubert Pettingill Wallace Pierce John Shepard Frank A Schirmer.
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John E. Gibbs
Francis H. Manning
Robert B. Brigham Hospital For Incurables
Andrew J. Bailey
Hiram M. Burton
Ernest W. Cushing
Robert B. Dixon
John 4H. Gibbs
Joel E. Goldthwait
John F. Souther
Samuel A. Merrill
Samuel Hobbs
Charles H. Olmsted
Ubert E
Striking Photos Highlight Boston’s New IG Buildings
The Sunday Post showcases striking photographs of Boston’s new IG buildings, highlighting architectural scale and urban impact. Images capture modern design, glass facades, and the skyline’s updated silhouette as the city adds notable structures.
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Boston
Simday
Novel 1915 dance featured at Jamaica Plain charity event
Fraternity Hall hosted a whist and dance fundraiser by the Sunday School Teachers Association of the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel to build a parish library. Prizes went to top whist players and the event included songs between 8 and 12. Judge Chase refused to allow Mrs. Lucy Sabine to take back her maiden name after divorce. All divorce cases heard were uncontested and speedy.
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Fraternity Hall
Jamaica Plain
Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Boston
Archdeacons Meet at New Bedford Church
The archdeaconry of the New Bedford district held its annual business meeting at the Church of the Ascension with about 50 delegates. Present were Bishop William Lawrence of Massachusetts and Suffragan Bishop Babcock.
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Fall River
New Bedford
Church of the Ascension
William Lawrence
Episcopal Diocese of
Massachusetts
Babcock
Justice Day Begins Court Duties at South Boston Court
Special Justice William J. Day, recently appointed by Governor Walsh, began his duties at the South Boston Municipal Court yesterday morning and disposed of nine cases as friends and members of the bar looked on during the swearing in.
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William J. Day
Walsh
South Boston
Papering Your Home to Conserve Light
A feature in the Sunday Post explores using wallpaper and reflective surfaces to reduce electricity use. It outlines methods to maximize natural and artificial light efficiency in rooms and near windows.
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