Harvard Summer School Opens With Large Roster
Harvard summer school begins full work at 9 AM as hundreds register at Massachusetts Hall. Enrollment on day one exceeded last year by about 100, with women roughly half the total and 18 percent Harvard men. Courses number 96 with notable instructors set to lecture through the term.
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Harvard Summer School opens with lectures on religion and psychotherapy
The Harvard Summer School of Theology opened yesterday and will run until July 22. Prof Ephraim Emerton opened with a lecture. Three forenoon lectures will cover Present Religious Conditions and Prospects. Meetings are at the Semitic Museum. The Church and Psychotherapy is to be discussed with two lectures by Prof Munsterberg on July 16 and 17 at 10 30 am. Prof Wiener will discuss religious conditions in England and on the continent and Prof E C Moore.
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Masterpiece Reunites Hafed Arrington Picture with Heir
A New England woman sells to Hafed Arrington’s brother a lost painting by Hafed Arrington. The buyer and the widow discover the work’s true value and shared lineage, leading to the painting returning to public view as a museum treasure.
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Yellow Cord Mockery From Walt Mason
A 1909 satirical verse by Walt Mason urges President to give saffron yellow cords to loquacious statesmen. The cartoonish proposal imagines a punishment for excess talk as a symbolic restraint amid political talk and buncombe.
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Very Young Widow Seeks Advice on Ideal Husband
A letter from a young widow describes her late husband as a model man once he knew her. She recalls his club circle and how his view of her changed from foolish to sensible. She asks whether a man like him can be found again and signs as TWENTY-THREE.
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Dear Miss Champagne on Sincerity and Flirtation in Love
A reader seeks advice about a pretty woman's sincerity amid multiple admirers. The counselor warns against judging by looks, urges patience, and suggests that persistence often leads to success, noting attractiveness does not determine fidelity.
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Recipes and culinary notes from New England housewives
A collection of home recipes and cooking tips from several readers. Includes yeast bread, corn fritters, fried crullers, custard with bananas, and a maple sugar loaf. Also features Captain Henry Imrie of the steamer Laurentian recounting a fire incident and career highlights.
Mrs. Tucker Resigns as Circuit Court Deputy Clerk
Mrs. Lillian C. Tucker resigns after 26 years as second deputy clerk of the United States Circuit Court. She leaves the federal building with her husband Charles Tucker of Nashua pressing for the move and her salary noted at 2500 dollars annually.
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Express Train Spoils Wreck Attempt at Stamford Depot
An engineer on the New York Boston express spotted a heavy tie across Track 4 near Stamford depot and halted the train. Crew removed the obstruction before the incoming express arrived. A man named Luigi Caele was arrested on suspicion.
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Nagel views many sites for immigration station
Secretary Nagel of the Department of Commerce and Labor surveyed locations in Boston and East Boston for a new immigration station funded by a $250,000 appropriation. He met with Commissioner Billings and toured sites, saying final decisions would come from Washington within the month. He then traveled to Washington and onward to Marion, Virginia for rest.
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Court rules late night piano playing disorderly conduct
In Washington on July 7 Judge Ivory G. Kimball dismissed with a lecture a case against Raymond Leman for piano playing and singing after 10 PM. The court announced that curfew will be enforced hereafter.
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Amethyst Tones Dominate Fashion Seaside Summer
Fashions favor amethyst tones from deep to light with the new ribbed parasol called the Japanese a highlight this season. Gowns feature folds and fabrics over the shoulders, long sleeves and pear shaped armholes. Latin charmeuse remains popular for evening wear while sheer fabrics and lace gain appeal. Wide brim hats use floating strings tied at shoulder or below bust.
New Pineal Cologne Brings Pine Scent To Travelers
A new pine based cologne combines essence of pines with delicate flower scents and spices. It offers refreshing bath use and sprays for headache fatigue and as a safe disinfectant. The product is inexpensive and available at Riker Jaynes stores for trial.
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