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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1914
Page
6
Noodle the Poodle races along a winding track as handlers guide the dog through a routine marked by rapid turns and steady pacing. The event showcases agility and precision in a lively, spectator friendly setting.
Morrison I. Swift told the Humanist Forum that unemployment stems from machinery replacing workers and its concentration in few hands. He warned of dire social and economic consequences unless Massachusetts creates an Unpaid Unemployment Commission to study conditions and advise the next Legislature.
Governor McCreary will appoint Johnson N Camden to fill the vacancy caused by W O Bradley's death on June 16. Camden will seek the short term starting in November and ending March 4 1915, with Beckham Young and David H Smith among likely candidates for both terms.
Fayette Salter, freed after 15 years in a federal prison for another man's crime, remarried his former wife Mrs. J. S. Salter in Mobile Alabama. The pardon came from President Wilson and the ceremony was led by Rev. B. C. G. Ginn.
C F Hovey and Co offer Vio de Parme soap powders toilet water and toothpaste along with Pearl Brand Spanish Castile soap antiseptic toothpaste and brushes. Various bath soaps gums creams and toiletries priced from 4c to 98c and in sets of multiple items.
A fragment notes fabric宽27 inches wide available in several different embroidery patterns.
An assortment of blouses described in white poplin white striped madras and white voile. Prices range from $1.50 to $32.50 with styles including middy blouses lawn fabric and washable silk options. Embroidery lace and colored trimmings noted across models with high necks and Dutch collars.
Dominick Zalewski of South Boston arranged a May 23 wedding with Eva Syniewicz, but she vanished on the morning of the ceremony after sending a note claiming she would marry no one and leaving behind the engaged and wedding rings. He offers $5 for information leading to her capture and claims $350 in gifts were spent. The guests reportedly consumed the refreshments and continued the celebration despite the bride’s disappearance.
Rumors arise that distant muttering from the Fed magnates’ headquarters signals weathering tensions over player salaries on payday. No confirmable source cited.
Edward Henry Clement of 59 Beacon Street, longtime editor of the Boston Transcript, celebrated his 71st birthday April 19 and displayed five portraits at Garden Studios, 248 Boylston Street. Instructors praised his emotional quality and color sense, noting he began painting late yet shows promise. Clement, a Tufts graduate and peace advocate, has worked with major papers and helped found the St Botolph Club.
The revenue cutter Bear bound for Unalaska to plow ice for Nome shipments will instead be sent to aid the marooned Karluk expedition crew and scientists led by Vilhjalmur Stefansson after the ship sank January 16 near Herald Island, northeast of Siberia.
Sailors from the naval training station and soldiers from Narragansett Bay forts attended a memorial service in Newport for Veracruz dead. Army and navy officers were present in uniform, with clergymen assisting at United Congregational Church. Captain Roger Welles read the roll call as taps sounded.
Classified textile sale listing shows night dresses and petticoats in varying styles and trims. Prices range from 0.59 to 2.00 with items in nainsook crepe and fine embroidery, including yokes, lace, beading, and ribbons.
Local store promotes a June sale featuring Swiss ribbed underwear and vests. Items include square and V neck vests, hand crochet Swiss lisle vests and bodices, and Swiss ribbed lisle union suits. Sale emphasizes values well below regular prices with assorted sizes and patterns. Also offered are hand bags at discounted prices.
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