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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
6
The next instalment of The Screen in the Sunday Post Magazine promises higher excitement than previous issues with new material and dramatic developments for readers.
Hundreds of alumnae and undergraduates gathered for class day as Simmons College seniors planted ivy on Brookline Avenue campus. The campus was decorated with plants flowers and lanterns while graduates wore varied gowns and caps making a pleasing scene.
Radcliffe College to hold class day Friday with activities across campus. The day includes a mock will, ivy planting by Ava Bassett, a class prophecy, and the singing on building steps. Commencement on Wednesday features Henry Lefavour and John Finley addressing over 10 graduates.
A playful note invites children to look for The Zotwots in the next Sunday Post. The item teases a fun feature or story aimed at young readers and families, promising a whimsical adventure or activity.
A nurse from the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital and Dr Harold Edgar Died announced a wedding tonight. Miss Helene Taylor, sister of Dr Barbara Ring of Arlington Heights, will marry Dr Died at the home of Dr Arthur H Ring in Arlington Heights with Rev. Dr F A Bisbee officiating. Dr Howard Nowell will be best man and maid of honor is Enid Taylor.
Martha Alizie, age 5, of 48 Shawmut Avenue, suffered fractured ribs and internal injuries after a wagon owned and driven by Samuel Aaronson of 8 Stevens Court Cambridge ran over her in front of her home yesterday afternoon. She was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
Dr Joseph Hersey Pratt of Massachusetts General Hospital testified in Judge King’s Superior Court trial over the Parker will asserting the testator was of unsound mind when he made the will. He said he saw Parker on June 6, 1910 two days before the will and believed he suffered senile dementia. The will is being contested by Dr Frederick P Gay, Parker’s nephew.
Dr Pratt testified that after a severe carriage collision in February 1910 the patient suffered arm stinging, memory loss, poor vision and insomnia. He noted brain and body artery hardening, inability to concentrate, apathy, and dazed behavior in the office.
Colonel Cyrus H. Cook of the Sixth Infantry M V M ranked high in efficiency in the National Guard and was spoken of for adjutant general. He lay in a critical condition at Massachusetts General Hospital with pneumonia, doctors giving little hope for recovery. His condition worsened late last night, just days after falling ill.
Dayton M. Fay of Boxford died at Worcester City Hospital from burns received while trying to rescue a valuable stallion after his stable caught fire yesterday morning. Fay attempted to pull the horse from the building but was badly burned and died today. The stallion perished in the blaze.
Wellesley College held its annual float night on Lake Waban with a water pageant titled A Midnight Revel in Fairyland. Freshman class president Alice Shumway sat on her fairy throne as four class crews formed a W and the varsity crew followed, boats decorated with lanterns and costumes floated by under calcium lights. The freshman boat was christened with grape juice, songs were sung, and fireworks capped the evening.
The note mentions Ginger Op facing troubles in the upcoming Sunday Post while promising fun for children in the color section.
Listing of coats and capes in black and white checks and various fabrics. Prices range from 0.45 to 25.00 for street and general utility styles and from 15.00 to 35.00 for motor steamer and tourist coats and capes in tweeds homespuns and fancy mixtures.
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