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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1916

Page

7

Fear God and Take Your Own Part and Other Priced Books

Theodore Roosevelt’s new work on foreign policy and the era’s literature scene are reviewed. The volume argues for preparedness and American leadership, while other Putnam releases include Amy McLaren’s The Heir of Duncarron and Blanche Benwell in Carfrae’s Comedy. The magazine notes McClure’s February issues with satire on pacifism, Dooley, Browne, Hall, and Mackenzie, praising their moral and social commentary.

The Putnams Duncarron Amy McLaren George H. Doran Company Theodore Roosevelt Mr. Roose Velt Belgium United States Lusitania China Japan America Balkans Mexico Uncle Sam High Seas McClure Porter Emerson Browne Mr. Browne Mr. Bryan Browne Cameron MacKenzie Sapphire Sam Mr. Hall Cameron MacKenzie Mr. MacKenzie Sam

Gossip on Books and Writers by Socrates Smith

The Century Company previews The Harim and the Purdah by Elizabeth Cooper tracing Oriental women's home life and culture. Master Skylark by John Bennett gains German school editions with notes and glossary. Palmer Cox celebrates 75th birthday and Brownie books praised for gentle child imagery and moral tone.

Socrates Smith The Century Company Elizabeth Cooper Clayton Sedgwick Cooper China Japan Burmah India Egypt John Bennett England Germany

Hearst Magazine Editors Face Heart Rending Situation

The passage expresses deep sympathy for the Hearst magazine editors, describing their circumstance as among the most discouraging ever faced by the editors. The tone conveys concern over the challenges confronting the publication team.

Hearst’s

Jury verdict breaks will of Mrs Moffett theosophist

The jury ruled the will of Ellen L. D. Moffett theosophist was procured by undue influence from Celia Richmond of Adams Massachusetts. Carrie J Daniels sister of the deceased contested the will in Judge Hardy’s Superior Court session following a nearly week long trial.

Ellen L. D. Moffett Celia Richmond Adams Mass Carrie J. Daniels

Harvard Soldiers to Organize Band

Harvard announces a plan to form a battalion band for the Harvard regiment. Musicians across the university are invited to volunteer, regardless of prior membership in the college regiment.

Harvard Harvard Regiment Harvard War Office College Regiment

Irish Descent Question Sparks Boston Civic Federation

John F. Moors, questioned about his heritage after a newspaper clip misquoted him, states he hopes to be of Irish descent. He urges unity in city government and denies making unkind remarks about any race while addressing the Civic Federation.

Post Civic Federation Trish

Boston Banker F Moors Named Finance Commissioner

F Moors of Boston, a banker, serves as a member of the Boston Finance Commission, taking a post in city financial oversight.

F. Moors Boston Boston Finance Commission

British Steamer Chase Hill Founders at Sea

New York, Jan 28 The British steamer Chase Hill sailing from New York to Havre on Jan 14 foundered at sea officers of the steamer Indralema reported upon arrival here Jan 28. The Indralema captain said on Jan 22 he sighted the Spanish steamer Mar Adriatico which signalled it had the Chase Hill wrecked crew aboard. No loss details were given.

New York Chase Hill Havre Indralema

Man admits killing station agent in Missouri trial

Peter Valis testified in Portland Missouri court that he killed Station Agent Edward E. Winslow at North Deering on December 16. He denied firing at Special Officer Charles E. McIntosh, who was killed at the same time, claiming he and Louis Pulos acted after being shot at first to defend themselves.

Portland Edward E. Winslow North Deering Peter Valis Charles E. McIntosh Louis Pulos

Newton to Give C Co Fifth Regiment Military Ball

A military ball honoring C Company Fifth Regiment will be at the Newton Armory on Washington street Friday evening March 8. Leading Newton citizens organize the event to introduce residents to the company and its work and to provide a chance to meet Governor McCall Lieutenant Governor Coolidge and other state and military leaders.

C Company Fifth Regiment Newton Washington Street McCall Coolidge

Encyclopaedia Britannica Handy Volume Sale Sparks Massive Orders

A nationwide campaign markets the Eleventh Edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica in 29 bound volumes printed on India paper. The offer promises a complete unabridged set for one dollar with a two cent return guarantee and priority delivery as stock depletes.

Encyclopaedia Britannica Cambridge University

Sears Roebuck Ad Notice Urges Immediate Orders

Sears Roebuck and Co of Chicago notes a wide mailing of advertisements has already gone out and it is now too late to recall. To minimize delays and disappointment, customers are urged to write today with any orders or inquiries.

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