Winthrop School Girls Grow Fine Kitchen Garden
Winthrop school pupils on Tremont Street cultivated a notable kitchen garden run entirely by the girls with Miss Carpenter guiding the project. Janitor Joseph T. Whitehouse oversees care during summer, aided by neighborhood children, with an anticipated harvest near 30 quarts of butter beans along with corn, radishes, lettuce, cucumbers, and tomatoes. Old Home Week will see the schoolhouse decorated and used as a headquarters for visiting G A R men in Boston.
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Winthrop School
Tremont Street
Miss Carpenter
Joseph T. Whitehouse
Boston
Tony the biggest blackest best cat in Boston missing
Tony, the biggest blackest best cat, disappeared from 89 Charles street. His distraught mistress asks the Post to help find him, noting his sweet nature, intelligence, and unique temper, and promising a milk saucer and warm bed upon his return. Neighbors reported possible sightings on Pinckney street, but clues are unconfirmed.
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Tony
Boston
Charles Street
Pinckney Street
the Post
Sonia wreck victims settle for same as passengers
Detroit July 22 Receiver Harmon of the Pere Marquette railway ordered settlement for all victims of Saturday's wreck near Tonia with the same as paying passengers. Most victims were employees.
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Detroit
Harmon
Pere Marquette Railway
Tonia
Annual Picnic of St Francis de Sales Parish
Gates of Caledonian Grove West Roxbury open next Saturday for the parish annual picnic and field day of St Frances de Sales Church Roxbury. Committees have arranged an elaborate programme for day and evening entertainment. Proceeds aid church improvements.
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Caledonian Grove
West Roxbury
Paris
St. Frances d Sales
Roxbury
Taunton Man Killed By Train In Nebraska
George A Freeman a Taunton Mass passenger on the Union Pacific from Taunton to San Francisco was decapitated at Kimball Nebraska depot on Friday He alighted for exercise and failed to reboard as the train moved He stepped between cars and fell with his neck around a rail the head severed from his body
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Kimball
Neb
George A. Freeman
Union Pacific
Taunton
Mass
San Francisco
Clergymen Split Over Kissing in Courtship Debate
A Boston Post survey of clergy and society figures reveals varied views on kissing in courtship. Rev Bass of New York advocates abstinence and hand holding only, while Dr Miles and Mrs Knowles defend kissing as essential. Cambridge ministers express cautious restraint, noting long-standing practice and warning against reform zeal.
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Dr. Bass
New York
Bass
Ellen EB. Miles
Herbert Knowles
New Century Club
Woman's Health Protective Association
New Yorkers
Post
Boston
CG. W. Duane
Christ Church, Cambridge
Joseph 8. Swain
Cambridge
Who Wrote This Poem Readers and Poetry Lovers
The Post runs a daily poem from a well known writer with title and author to be guessed by readers. Yesterday featured Alfred Tennyson's Sweet and Low about love as rose and leaf, life and death. The poem below imagines shared seasons and entwined fates for lovers with AprilMay imagery.
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Post
Alfred Tennyson
Love Across a Generational Gap in Marriage Advice
A bachelor asks if a widow ten years his senior can be his wife despite a child. Miss Champagne notes timing, age gaps, and family views as potential barriers, suggesting affinity may justify differences or deem them minor. Opinions split on whether a widow seeks companionship or honors memory by remaining single.
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Miss Champagne
Aca
Pee bl Sau Pee bl Sau CNeNin 7x9 8.3 x 10.6
Fragmentary OCR reads a measurement list with dimensions 7 by 9 and 8.3 by 10.6 and 9 by 12. The text lacks clear context or identifiable entities beyond these numeric sizes.
Shang Draper Dying Reported Near Hot Springs
New York dated July 92 reports Shang Draper once a leading figure in the New York underworld is dying at a health resort near Hot Springs Arkansas. He was linked to the Northampton and Manhattan bank robberies carried out by Red Leary Jimmy Hope Jimmy Irving and others.
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New York
Draper
Hot Springs
Ark
Northampton
Manhattan
Red” Leary
Jimmy Hope
Jimmy Irving
Beer Bottle Practice Costs Ten Dollars A Throw
Jacob Dogis zar and Charles Stankell appeared in Municipal Court with bandaged heads after a home christening party devolved into a beer bottle target practice. Each paid a ten dollar fine for the incident at 37 Cooper Street and 169 Endicott Street respectively.
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Jacob Dogiszar
Cooper Street
Charles Stankell
Endicott Street
Antone Mankowski
Greenberg Charged With Concealing Assets
Samuel Greenberg, 35, appeared in Municipal Court charged with concealing 38 shirt waists 86 bird wings 12 feathers and 42 artificial flowers mortgaged with a lien by Sol Phillips of 4 Post Office Square. Examination postponed to July 30. bond set at $1000.
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Sol Phillips
Samuel Greenberg
Greenberg
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