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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1919

Page

2

Italian Clergyman to Wed Social Worker in North End

Miss Anna Porter known as the angel of the North End will marry the Rev. Salvatore Giambarresi, pastor of the First Italian M. E. Church on North street, this Wednesday. Both have worked in welfare efforts in the Italian quarters and plan a West honeymoon before settling in the North End.

Anna Porter North End Salvatore Giambarresi M. E North Street New York East Side Giambarresi Porter Rome A. F. Reimer City Mission Society Salvatore Giambarressi Salvatore Giambharressi

Mary Lerner's Best Story "Little Selves" Gains Acclaim

Cambridge author Mary Lerner writes the acclaimed tale "Little Selves" praised as one of the year’s most interesting stories. It will appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.

Mary Lerner Cambridge Boston Sunday Post

Brown University holds baccalaureate in memory of war dead

Providence June 15 The bac calaureate service of Brown University honored 42 students and alumni who died for freedom in the great war Speakers included President W H P Faunce Charles E Hughes Jr Henry R Palmer and William H Edwards all from New York City Stonington Conn and Providence respectively

Providence Brown University W. H. P. Faunce Charles E. Hughes, Jr New York City Henry R. Palmer Stonington, Conn William H. Edwards

Message of their lives stands bright in faces of sacrifice

President Faunce lauds fallen comrades for their swift, unwavering devotion to ideals. He emphasizes their choice to fight and die for the nation and humanity, saying their surrender to duty shows the enduring purpose of liberty and the resolve to build a new world.

Faunce York Plato

Children Injured by Railroad Torpedo Explosion

Harold Bean 11 and Edna Bean 9 were burned and cut in a torpedo explosion at their home yard 447 West Fourth Street South Boston. Harold picked at the device when it exploded. neighbors took both children to Carney Hospital where doctors said they will recover.

Harold Edna Bean Carney Hospital West Fourth Street Boston

Gloucester Youth Calf Club Leads State Tide of Young Farmers

Gloucester launches Massachusetts first Junior Calf Club in schools across grades five to eight. Twenty calves cared for by 12 to 14 year old members overseen by Philip Tarr under state agricultural extension. Calves recorded for feed, care and growth with prizes to be awarded in fall. A September mini dairy fair will exhibit the calves before potential sale to expand local dairies.

Gloucester State Agricultural College State Board of Education Massachusetts Eigth Philip V. Tarr Riverdale Annisquam Lanesboro

Air service cheaper than trains promises by Hawley

President Alan R. Hawley of the Aero Club of America predicts lighter than air transport will soon undercut train travel in cost in an exclusive interview for the Boston Sunday Post.

Alan R. Hawley The Aero Club of America Next Boston Sunday Post

Engineers Meet in Hub This Week

Chemical engineers from across the country attend the 11th semi annual meeting of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers in East and Cambridge this week. The business session opens Wednesday morning at the Engineers' Club with a welcome from Mayor Peters. The day features a symposium on electric furnaces.

1Lth American Institute of Chemical Engineers East and Cambridge Engineers’ Club Peters

British Prince to visit Boston in September

The Prince of Wales will visit Boston in September with plans under way by British and Canadian groups. D Currie Coleman and Samuel Co Murfitt announced clubs are coordinating a formal program. A delegation will meet him on landing in Canada and invite him to the United States.

Prince of Wales Boston Canada United States D. Currie Coleman Samuel Co. Murfitt British Charitable Society Prince

Summer School Opens for Hull and Nantasket Vacationers

Miss Josephine Gately and Miss Anna Shaughnessy announce a new summer school for Hull and Nantasket children. Located on Warfield Avenue this cool spot will open July 1 for the first time in the resort's history.

Hull Josephine Gately Anna Shaughnessy South Boston Nantasket Warfield Avenue

Spirit of Bunker Hill Address Urges Universal Training

Brigadier General John W. Rackman, commanding North Atlantic coast artillery district, says universal military training is the only sure patriotic method to raise an army in a free country. He spoke at Old North Church in Salem Street, Salem, recalling Major Pitcairn and redcoats buried in the crypt beneath.

John W. Ruckman North Atlantic Coast Artillery District United States Bunker Hill Old North Church Salem Street Pitcairn Ruckman

Echoes of Bunker Hill Speak On Military Duty

General speaks on conscription universal military training and the American fight for liberty. He recalls Breed's Hill battle, noting British courage and American riflemen, and ties 1775 to 1918 ideals of self-government and national endurance.

Pitcairn Boston America

Would Stop Salary Grab of Legislators

A taxpayer urges immediate action to trigger initiative and referendum on legislator pay. He contends the Legislature boosted its own salaries in defiance of public sentiment and calls for repealing the act and amending the Constitution to bar lawmakers from fixing their own pay. He warns the next raises could reach 5000 or higher if unchecked.

Rumor Whitlock May Go to Italy as Ambassador

BRUSSELS June 14 Brand Whitlock American minister to Belgium declined to discuss the rumor he would be transferred to Rome as the successor to Thomas Nelson Page American ambassador there Belgians favor elevating the Brussels legation to an embassy and favor Hoover if Whitlock cannot take Rome Names mentioned as possible successors include Hugh Gibson American minister to Poland and former Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois.

Brussels Brand Whitlock Belgium Rome Thomas Nelson Page Brussels Legation Whitlock Herbert Hoover Hugh Gibson Poland United States James Hamilton Lewis Illinois

The Joy of Motherhood Ad From Lydia E Pinkham

A West Philadelphia reader credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving health during pregnancy and after childbirth. The testimonial praises the remedy as a solution for women and invites others to seek special advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.

West Philadelphia Lydia E. Pinkham W. Phillips Kingsessing Avenue Lydia TE. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn, Mass

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