Little Ones at Nantasket and Blue and Khaki Club Opening
Hundreds of West and North End children visited Nantasket under Colonel Fred Lindsey for a Volunteers of America outing. Paragon Park rides thrilled the youngsters, with shore dinners and beach time. The Blue and Khaki Club opened on the Charles River embankment as a daily rest and recreation center for service members, with volunteers and hostessing to welcome soldiers and sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s City Club
West
North End
Volunteers of America
Nantasket
Fred Lindsey
Ocean
Paragon Park
Women's City Club
Charles River
Mt. Vernon Street
Richard Webster
Gamaliel Bradford
Margaret Sutherland
Dean Academy 53d Commencement Held Here
The 53d commencement of Dean Academy was held today in Franklin. A class of 47 boys and 27 girls graduated. Lieutenant-Governor Channing Cox delivered the main address.
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Franklin
Dean Academy
Channing Cox
New Officers of Shriners
Conrad V. Dykemar of Brooklyn was elected imperial high priest at the Shriners annual council meeting in Indianapolis. The surprise choice breaks the usual one-step-ahead pattern as John J. Jones would have become high priest under the standard sequence. Other officers include W Freeland Kendrick as imperial potentate Ellis L Garretson deputy imperial potentate Ernest A Cutts imperial chief rabban James S McCandless imperial assistant rabban James KE Chandler imperial Oriental guide James C Burger imperial first ceremonial master and David W Crosland imperial second ceremonial master.
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Indianapolis
Conrad V. Dykemar
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mystic Shrine
Imperial Council
John J. Jones
Oklahoma City
Imperial Oriental Guide
W. Freeland Kendrick
Philadelphia
Ellis L. Garretson
Tacoma
Wash
Imperial
Ernest A. Cutts
Savannah
Rabban
James S. McCandlecs
Honolulu
James KE. Chandler
Kansas City
James C. Burger
Denver
David W. Crosland
Montgomery
Ala
Save the Babies Castoria for Infants Chas H Fletcher
The article warns of high infant mortality and advocates Castoria as a safe remedy. It argues narcotic drops and syrups harm children and claims Castoria contains no opiates or narcotics when signed by Chas. H. Fletcher.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
Condensed Masterpieces for Summer Reading
These condensed versions of world literature make ideal summer reading. Follow the newspaper posts for updates and recommendations during your vacation.
Irving Bachellor Condenses George Sand Novel
Irving Bachellor author of Eben Holden has produced a condensation of a George Sand novel for readers seeking a shorter version. The rewritten work aims to preserve core plot and characters for convenient enjoyment.
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Irving Bachellor
Eben Holden
George Sand
George Sand the Romantic Pioneer of Rural France
Sand Lucile Aurore Dupin born 1804 in Berry became George Sand after early separation from her husband Dudevant. She moved to Paris in 1831 to support her two children and rose to fame as a prolific writer shaping romanticism and portraying peasant life. Her works include Indiana Lelia Consuelo La Mare au Diable and more, with a noted life in Paris and a famed relationship with Musset.
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Lucile-Aurore Dupin
Berry
Marshal Saxe
Monsieur Dudevant
Paris
George Sand
Gamin
Alfred de Musset
France
Indiiana
Lelia
Consuelo
Francois le Champi
le Marquis de Villemer
Consuelo the Gypsy Singer and Venetian Drama
An opera tale set around 1650 Venice follows Consuelo a gifted singer who rejects Anzoleto and the Count Justinian. After a public triumph she flees to Vienna then joins Count Christian’s household where she meets the morbidly preoccupied Albert a seer and scholar whose life stirs with her musical influence.
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Anzoleto
Venice
Professor Porpora
Consuelo
Porpora
Justinian
Corilla
Vienna
Count Christian of
Bohemia
Amelia
Prague
Albert
301st Engineers Due Home Saturday
The American transport Calamares, which left St Nazaire June 5, is expected to arrive Saturday morning and berthed at the South Boston army supply base. It brings 2211 troops including the 31st Engineers and 301st Sanitary Train, once part of the 76th Division. Headquarters Company 162d Brigade and casuals also return.
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Calamares
St. Nazaire
Boston
31St Engineers
76Th Division
Camp Devens
Army of Occupation
162D
Consuelo's Trials in Vienna and Leicester Court
Consuelo faces love and danger across Vienna in a tale of secret passages and royal intrigues. She defies Empress opposition, endures rival Corilla and Porpora's schemes, and remains devoted to Count Albert despite heartbreak. She travels to Germania, encounters Frederick the Great, and reconciles with Albert on his deathbed before returning to her art.
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Albert
Consuelo
Anzoleto
Count Christian
Vienna
Porpora
Empress Maria
Corilla
Christian
Zenobia
Count Albert
Baron Trench
Royal Theatre
Leipsic
Germania
Prussia
Frederick the Great
Rudolstadt
The
Post Publishing Co
Boston Post
United Kingdom
Dominions
Boston
Mass
Condensations from this series with publication dates
A note listing prior condensations in this series, each item tied to its newspaper publication date and running consecutively through the archive.
Back numbers offered at discounted postal rates
The note states back issues can be secured at regular prices of two cents per copy for the Daily Post, six cents in Greater Boston for the Sunday Post, and seven cents elsewhere if applied for immediately.
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Daily Post
Greater
Boston
Sunday Post
Navy's 150 ton crane heads to New York yard
A 150 ton floating crane, the largest of its kind, began its trip to the New York Navy Yard in tow by the Acushiel and East Hampton. It will travel via the Cape Cod Canal and is expected in two days to assist hoisting the Tennessee's big guns. A smaller crane will be sent from New York to replace it.
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New York Navy Yard
Acushiel
East Hampton
Cape Cod Canal
New York
Tennessee
J. B. Kitchener Ablaze Off Grand Banks Crew Rescued
The Newfoundland stern schooner J. B. Kitchener was found ablaze on the Grand Banks and her crew were rescued by the French cruiser Somme after sighting the burning vessel. The ship, loaded with lumber for Queenstown, had departed June 4 and posed a navigation hazard at 44.55 N 57.32 W.
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Grand Banks
Halifax
Re Tair
Newfoundland
J. B. Kitchener
Marine Department
Kitchener
Queenstown
Noonan's Hair Petrole advertised for scalp and hair care
The ad promotes Noonan's Hair Petrole to ease dandruff and revive thinning hair. It claims antiseptic, germ destroying action and visible improvement after a few applications. Barbers, hairdressers, and druggists offer it. price is 15 cents per application or $1.00 per bottle from T Noonan & Sons of Boston.
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Noonan
T. Noonan & Sons
Portland St
Boston
Mass
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Zenda
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the Newcomes
Richard Carvel Teads
NAVY
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Huntington Ave
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John Howard Lacy
Wildroot Co., Inc
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