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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1912

Page

13

Old Panama treasure road and historic streets noted

The Observant Citizen recalls the old Panama treasure route as possibly the oldest road in America before 1537, then cites Leyden street as the oldest continuously used highway. It mentions Plymouth plans preserved in the County Courthouse and Massachusetts lookout stations for forest fire alerts under State Forester F W Rane.

Panama America Spain Leyden Street Plymouth Vermont Bay State F. W. Rane Rane Massachusetts

Try Skin Absorption Instead of Cosmetics

The article urges quitting cosmetics and using ordinary mercorized wax as a facial treatment. Apply like cold cream overnight and wash off in the morning to gradually reveal clearer skin. A face bath with saxolite and witch hazel is recommended for wrinkles and pores, claiming fast toning benefits.

Lillian Russell Missing in June Wedding Lilt

A poetic column laments Lillian Russell as bride in poems and narrates a silver wedding anniversary in Dorchester. The piece notes a Boston Art Club report and a Malden birth, with family hints and domestic humor woven through a tale of art and affection.

Lillian Russell Lillian Walt Mason George Matthew Adams

From Wilderness Camp To Circus Visit In Two Years

The venue has grown from a virgin wilderness 100 miles from habitation to host a traveling circus next Monday. George Napier and Mayor Fitzgerald are highlighted as key figures in this rapid development linking farming, finance, planting and politics.

George N. Towle George Napier Mayor Fitzgerald

Lifesaving station at Isles of Shoals described by official

Superintendent S H Harding notes the new Isles of Shoals Lifesaving Station in the first district answered 18 distress calls in the past year. Six calls aided documented vessels and twelve aided undocumented craft amid its historical Gosport site transition.

New England Isles of Shoals Gosport New Hampshire S. H. Harding

Reading Man Guards Secret Trout Pool Claim

Observant citizen Doug Marshall of Reading works to preserve the secret of his private trout pool after pulling a pound and a half fish and a smaller one last week. George Gordon of Medford and Captain Charley Merrill of the Glenwood Black Sox threaten to fish northern Middlesex streams until the spot is found. RK N L.

Doug’’ Marshall Reading George Gordon Medford Charley Merrill Glenwood Black Sox Middlesex RK. N. L

Miss Ward Returns to Roxbury Circles in Scarlet Coat

Miss Mary Ward who played a leading role in Roxbury church and social events last winter has returned after six weeks of knee injury. Her first appearance draws attention as she wears a bright scarlet blazer coat.

Mary Ward Roxbury Miss Ward

Curious Bequests and Local Happenings Foretold

The clipping notes eccentric testaments including a 1871 Mass. bequest of remains to Harvard for anatomical study and skin crafted into drum heads to honor a patriotic friend with Yankee Doodle at Bunker Hill. It also mentions Gloucester’s William Brown receiving a ceremonial sword, aviator George Gray planning summer river flights, Judge Schofield’s noted trial record, and George Towle turning to a New Hampshire farm life each Saturday.

F. R. Chrimes Bunker Hill Sanborn Medford Mass Agassiz Oliver Wendell Holmes Harvard Warren Simpson Banker Hill George H. Gray St. Alphonsus Charles River Basin Atwood Park Basin Commission Massachusetts Connecticut

Boston Visit of Noted Mining Engineer E P Jennings

E P Jennings, famed mining engineer, was seen on Congress Street proving a healthy appearance. His first Boston visit in some time followed a period spent in Salt Lake City, and he said he enjoyed returning east to see old friends in Boston.

E. P. Jennings Congress Street Mr. Jennings Boston Syd Anna Mr. Warren Mamie Sydney Warren, Jr

Simon Swig Reenters State Service On Beacon Hill

The observer notes Simon Swig on Beacon Hill where in his recent return to public life he serves as a trustee of hospitals for consumptives. Swig, once noted for his strong personality in Bristol County politics, rose from modest beginnings to becoming president of a major New England real estate firm.

Simon Swig Beacon Hill Mr. Swig Bristol County Swig New England

Ham Named General Counsel for New England Casualty

Guy A. Ham former assistant U S district attorney has been appointed general counsel for the New England Casualty Company. Ham also serves as counsel for Massachusetts Fire and Marine Insurance Company and is regarded as an expert in insurance as in law.

Guy A. Ham United States District Attorney New England Casualty Company Ham Massachusetts Fire & Marine Insurance Company

Scene in Ye Public Garden with floral parade

A stage direction style note describes pansies rhododendrons exiting while geraniums hydrangeas and ornamental grasses enter, capturing a garden scene with a vivid floral display.

Manchester High School class banquet expense vow

William S Buffington president of the graduating class states newspapers erred in saying the girls will pay for the class banquet. The girls voted to cover their own expenses if the banquet is held at a neighboring summer resort on June 20.

Boston Art Club John R. Ainsley Henry Hornblower L. Loring Brooks William S. Buffington Manchester, N. H

Noted Local Blooming Peony and wireless clock project

Miss Florence V Turner of Mattapan grows a deep pink peony that blooms early for the district. Ernest E Choate, son of Milton fire chief, built a wireless setup atop the fire station to receive government time from the Charlestown navy yard each noon for Milton residents.

Florence V. Turner Mattapan Ernest E. Choate Chief Choate Milton Fire Department Charlestown Navy Yard

American Night at Pops Concerts in Symphony Hall

Tonight’s American Night at the Pops features works by American composers at Symphony Hall. The programme includes Sousa Overture Tabasco Chadwick Waltz The Red Mill Herbert Suite No 2 McDowell Cantilene Nuptiale and Triumphal March Burdett Madame Sherry Guirand William Tell Rossini and Les Blondes Waltz by Ganne and Thomas Jefferson march by Santelmann.

Pops Symphony Hall Washington Post Wspanga Gnc Jesseseecs Waldteufel McDowell Dubois G. A. Burdett Marshall Madame Sherry Hoshna Rope William Tell Rossini Ethel Barnes Ganne March Thomas Jefferson Santelmann

Senate Refuses Reconsideration of Army Bill

Washington June 12 Senate votes 29 to 28 to reject a motion to reconsider the conference report on the army appropriation bill. The measure carried amendments that would remove Major General Leonard Wood from his post as chief of staff of the army.

Washington Senate Leonard Wood Army

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Pop Des C. M. Payne Loeong Felraw A. S. Fuller South Porcupine The Daily and Sunday Post Walt Choate Adeline F. Vose James W. Cox Florence B. Vose Charles E. Turner Dorchester W. R. McDonald Malden Colombo Ceylon Warren Bicknell Florence McDonald Sydney Laddie Sydney Warren Madame Stella William G. Brown Gloucester Commonwealth Club William Schofield Trefethen Schofield Mr. Towle Effingham N. H Barnsdale Bessie L. Garfield Cott Street, Dorchester, Mass Sunday Post EAGLE Gail Borden Borden New York Geo. Wm. Bentley Co N. E State St Boston, Mass LE Brn Borven Bea Fes Mit Oak CO U.S.A Meriden Cutlery Co Jordan Marsh Company Ellis Parker Butler Amalgamated Union of Convention Cheerers Flannery
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