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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
4
Miss Sarah Brazil, 27, was brought back to California yesterday by Sheriff Farmer of King's County. She faces charges of larceny for clothing and jewelry valued at $1000.
Queen Victoria gives birth to a son in Madrid. Mother and child are reported well. This fifth child follows Alphonse born May 10, 1907, Jaime born June 28, 1908 who is deaf and dumb, Beatrice born June 22, 1909, and Maria Christina born Dec. 12, 1911. Her marriage to King Alfonso occurred May 31, 1906.
MAX HENRY NEWMAN argues that social service benefits from natural aptitude and real-world experience, not solely from college training. He contends educated ministers can be out of touch with conditions, and that dedication from non‑college workers often yields greater impact. He cites personal rise from bootblack to service, urging cooperation between college and non‑college workers.
Mayor Fitzgerald ordered that grass spaces in the Common and other parks be open to the public, except areas reseeded or dug over. Two mothers, Ellen Fraser and Rose Zumelman, had been arrested for sitting on the grass with their children. fines were $1 and one cent, with appeals planned. The mayor cited city ordinances and urged broad access, citing Franklin Park and a push to popularize greenspace use.
Brazilian minister Dr Laura Muller visiting Boston was greeted by leaders of commerce and statecraft at a Chamber of Commerce dinner. Dudley Field Maione pledged US resolve to uphold Monroe Doctrine and protect southern nations. The group toured Harvard and Governor Foss before heading to Buffalo, with Muller lauding stronger US Brazil ties and trade growth.
Mrs Esther Thorner aged 58 died on a street car shortly after 10 PM as it stopped in front of her home at 337 Talbot Avenue. The conductor and motorman carried her inside. Dr Scales arrived and pronounced her dead, with Medical Examiner Timothy Leary notified.
An advertisement promotes a simple beauty bath claiming hands and arms become lily white and soft. Cleansing, drying, then bathing for minutes in warm water with a scant teaspoonful pulverized camel is advised daily. It allegedly removes water marks tan freckles roughness redness and blemishes and is said to outperform costly creams. Drugstores offer pulverized camel in small packets. avoid bulk purchases.
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