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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
4
Chicago June 30 Universities that allow student cigarette smoking must end the practice to receive financial aid from philanthropist D K Pearsons. He told Lucy Page Gaston of the anti cigarette league that no more of his money goes to colleges tolerating student smoking.
Irene M. Haskell, a 20 year old domestic, was arraigned in the Superior Criminal Court and sentenced to six years in the reformatory prison for women at Sherborn for strangling her newborn whose body was found in the house cellar.
Mrs Os car Iasigi expands her manual training program to include a summer school for girls in Lenox and Stockbridge. Miss Nora Iasigi shares the workload, aiming for a top New England program and possibly another branch if needed. Both schools run through the summer offering strong instruction and opportunities for boys and girls.
Miss Nora Tasigi and her mother win wide praise for launching a pioneering girls summer school in Lenox with Mrs Iasigi funding last year. The program at Williams Academy, advised by Lawrence Sprague, will focus on home arts and sewing for girls while boys study carpentry basket making weaving and related trades. The venture grows from prior success and aims to prepare students for practical life work.
The article advises brushing air and sun to keep hair loose. Shampoo every two to three weeks with a thorough cleanser, plus a quinine tonic weekly. Simple home remedies work well. A recommended shampoo uses canthrox in hot water to create a cleansing lather. A quinola tonic blends quinola, alcohol, and water to prevent dandruff and promote growth.
The mother of Corporal James Briffett of Company A Eighth Infantry M V M appeals to the Post for help in locating him. He is 21, light complected, 5 feet 9 inches, 150 pounds, in poor health, and has been missing for over ten months. She lives at 12 Larsen Street Chelsea.
The Rev. Frederick W. Perkins officiated two weddings in Lynn. Charles D. Vary, Nahant business leader, married his former book-keeper Florence G. Smith at 47 Estes street. Walter Libbey, son of a Lynn manufacturer, wed Jessie Cunningham at 8 Newhall street.
Miss Jane Veronica Doyle daughter of Mrs Francis Doyle of 25 Church street and James Henry Foley Hyde Park businessman wed at St Marys Catholic Church. Best man was John Foley brother of the groom and Nellie F Doyle bridesmaid. They plan to reside in Hyde Park after a wedding trip to the White Mountains.
Miss Ada Alice Ingalls and Daniel Branch Price Jr were married at the bride’s parents’ home 1200 Commonwealth avenue Allston. The groom from Versailles Kentucky works for Firestone. The event featured a daisies wedding bell and Lohengrin march in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. J O Haaring. They plan a Kentucky honeymoon and will reside in Brookline.
Attleboro June 980 Frederick P Cooper, a farmer, renewed his siege to block state highway work on Pleasant street. He displayed muskets and an American flag and warned the engineer that the U S army would arrive if anyone set foot on his land. Selectmen review the wall land dispute while Cooper seeks greater compensation. He had applied for a District Court warrant but left before papers were issued.
Mrs. Adalin M. Dearborn once Miss Adalin M. Steele, aged over 70, appeared before Judge Bell in Divorce Court yesterday and was granted a decree nisi with permission to resume her maiden name. She taught Boston public schools from 1865 to 1899 before marrying Josiah G. Dearborn, then about 70, in her first marriage.
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