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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
6
The passage compares training to value, noting the peach once a bitter almond and cross goods crafted from leather with a college education. It emphasizes the importance of a trademarked leather article as essential as capital for a capitalist.
Grained patent leather or pin morocco bags with silk lining and mirror on strap. Features include coin purse pocket, fixed dome coin compartment, concealed gilt frame and ear ring style opening. Size 514 inches wide 7%4 inches deep. Patent leather $13.50 Pin morocco $15.00 Other novelty bags from NG Tate Wag OG a $6.00
During the Benjamin W. Slee will case trial in Superior Court, testimony revealed that the McLean Asylum for the Insane at Waverley and Massachusetts General Hospital share the same corporation and administration. It was also stated patients from Massachusetts General Hospital are admitted to the asylum free of charge, surprising former Governor John L. Bates and others in attendance.
Assistant Treasurer Walter Crane testified that McLean Asylum sits under General Hospital administration and is a public institution. The line of evidence aimed to admit Mary Parker’s condition at McLean, while Dr. Frederick P. Gay testified about his career and a humorous Arctic expedition anecdote involving Benjamin Parker.
George Robinson of New Bedford aged 51, serving a Fitchburg horse stealing sentence, escaped Worcester City Hospital where he was being treated for a throat ailment. He was to be sent back to jail today but fled in his pajamas and slippers.
Massachusetts Agricultural College announced a plan to run stock judging contests for boys under 18 at major fall fairs. The program aims to encourage and train the next generation of Bay State farmers.
The upcoming Sunday Post features Ginger Pop in a troublesome arc. A light color section promises kid friendly fun for young readers.
Five men prominent in Boston real estate were arrested yesterday and held on bonds after pleading not guilty to indictments in Superior Court before Judge Chase. The district attorney charged a far reaching and novel swindle tied to their operations.
Indictments allege Arthur Pad dock, Harry Powers, Irwin Pollard, John Green, and David Yuill lured victims through ads. Victims include Edward Heintz Ernest Shaw and George Thompson. Heintz aided in Dorchester real estate scheme, with multiple alleged ploys to secure money through property deals and false equity.
Miss Katherine F Ducey of Cambridge wed Joseph H Ticker a noted young professional man at noon yesterday at St Marys Rectory Cambridge. The ceremony was performed by Rev M J Doody PR.
Miss Dorothy Locke Johnson daughter of Albert C. Johnson of Newtonville married Herman Frederick Clarke Harvard Class of 1905 of Brookline in St John s Church Newtonville yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was performed by Rev Smith Owen Dexter with a large, fashionable gathering. The bride was attended by Helen Priest of Auburndale and Frank Herbert Wesson best man. Ushers included Stuart Burchard Edward S Flash Winthrop C Richmond Miles Richmond. A reception followed at 28 Clyde Street Newtonville and the couple left for a trip to New York and Washington before residing with the bride s parents upon return.
Louis Fletcher a 24 year old chauffeur of Marblehead is at Beverly Hospital after collapsing from heat exhaustion at Farms Engine House following a day of driving. He was rushed by motor ambulance with his condition listed as fair and the city sweltered under a 84 degree shade reading as the sun reached a century mark.
After dedicating the Dowse Memorial Library in Sherborn, Governor Welsh toured the Sherborn reformatory for women and addressed the inmates, the first governor to visit the institution in over twenty years.
The Governor urged cooperation to make Sherborn a leading institution and praised the women as daughters of Massachusetts. He said he would pardon them if possible, receiving tears and cheers from inmates. In Town Hall dedication exercises a 1000-strong crowd welcomed him and he honored Rev. Edmund S. Dowse. A reception followed with about 500 handshakes.
The Boston Life Underwriters Association fourth annual Nantasket outing featured speeches on the industry’s growth. President Clarence F. Miller noted members held $750 000 of their own life insurance per person, while Secretary Leon F. Foss cited $646 000 000 in claims and dividends paid in 1913.
The annual meeting of the Boston home and school association in Roxbury elected officers. Mrs Shaw was honorary president, Mrs Andrews became president, with Mrs Fernoe as vice president and others serving as treasurer and secretary as the group reviewed the year and heard remarks from city officials.
Captain Daniel Probst of the British freighter Wildenfels, in port from the East, will receive a Danish government award for rescuing survivors of the derailed steamer Ekliptika. A life saving dog saved a 14 year old mess boy by gripping his collar and aiding the rescue, becoming the captain’s pet aboard the Wildenfels.
Rev. Dr. A. J. Francis of Clarendon Street Baptist Church Boston delivered the baccalaureate sermon at Tourtellotte Memorial High School in North Grosvenordale Conn The commencement exercises will feature Dean Lee S McColester of Tufts Crane Theological School addressing the class Friday night.
Samuel Assner 24 of Gloucester is charged in police court with larceny and theft by false pretense. Prosecutors say he enticed customers from front of clothing stores and sold them garments at wholesale prices from a supposed wholesale house. Witnesses describe arrangements at F Gray Company and Suffolk Clothing Company with noted losses to retailers.
The next Sunday Post Magazine features a double age drawing by Wladys law T. Benda showing nine beautiful women in a single illustration.
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