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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
15
Cardinal O Connell spoke to over 3500 at the Boston Opera House urging generous Red Cross donations for the Ninth Regiment fund. He framed Catholic duty as obedience to civil authority and called for unity, charity, and prayer as America faces war.
Louis Labrie of 594 Champlain St Montreal recounts two years of rheumatic and stomach ailments with dizziness and fatigue. He credits Fruit-a-tives, noting improvement after the first box and calling it the only medicine that helped. Available 50c a box six for 2.50 or 25c trial, through Fruit-atives Limited Ogdensburg by post.
Cologne Gazette correspondent describes a major new battle on the Tyrolean front with continuous drum fire overnight. Fighting extends along the front from Sugana Valley to Asiago with mountains in southern Tyrol reechoing from the combat.
Six year old Walter Brown of Exeter street drowned after wading beyond depth at a swimming hole near the Aiken street bridge in Lowell. The body was recovered hours later, and the incident is reported today.
A reader known as HIS THIRD WIFE urges perseverance in a blended household where past spouses exist yet harmony prevails. She advises commitment, shared labor, and forward planning as a path to happiness and stability. The second letter consoles a young woman urged to stay with her mother, stressing maternal protection and the lifelong value of family bonds.
Special summer circle trip by the Burlington to Glacier Park Yellowstone Cody Road and Rocky Mountain National Park. Includes Estes Park Denver Colorado Springs Manitou Pike's Peak and Garden of the Gods with low cost convenience. Contact Lex Brooland Pass Agent, Washington St Boston.
A set of rules outlines proper manners: at a card party a lady keeps her hat on and removes gloves when seated. on a train a lady sits at the window and the man at the aisle. if no waiter arranges a chair, a lady should seat herself politely and without comment. After seating, remove gloves before placing the napkin in the lap.
Orders from the officers training camp provide payment of $10 per month to all men under instruction including National Guardsmen and enlisted regulars in the course. Reserve officers on active duty keep pay at their rank. Herman M. Neff of Dedham Massachusetts is commissioned a first lieutenant of infantry.
This morning I received a silk pongee dress bought in town with Marion. It suits small luncheons and motoring, featuring violet checked fabric on the bodice sleeves pockets hem band and back line. It is chic and affordable.
William Clark of Augusta Me was found in the toilet room at South station last night with a deep slash in his throat. He refused to explain the injury but at City Hospital doctors said he probably attempted death by his own action. His condition is not serious.
Application blanks for the Second Reserve Officers training camps have been received by the Department of the Northeast and are being mailed to about 2500 applicants today.
Poem by Jean C. Gregory contemplates mutual understanding between people. It posits that if two individuals could see each other clearly they would share kinder thoughts, lessen differences, and greet with friendliness amid life’s hidden woes and thorns.
A and practical recipe outlines a baked dish using one pound sausage potatoes macaroni and bread crumbs. The method includes browning sausage grinding and layering with tomatoes starch flour and baked beans substitute notes on cost savings per person and per quart. Authored by Mrs Nellida Radford of 27 Irving street Revere.
A reflective poem extols finding beauty amid war and danger. It urges hope in nature, peace in daily scenes, and the belief that divine care remains. It ends by urging subscription to the Red Cross as a patriotic duty.
Thomas Day born June 22 1748 in London stood out as a notable figure beyond his writing for kindness to the poor. He inherited a large fortune but shared it on coming of age and pursued Rousseauan ideals living simply on a farm with his wife. He died in an accident while testing his belief that kindness could govern animals.
The Red Cross commends its wartime work and urges readers to subscribe to the war fund to support ongoing relief efforts and medical aid.
Dear reader, Mildred Champagne counsels evaluating a marriage proposal from a man raised in an orphan’s home. She says the suitor’s character and actions matter more than his upbringing, urges learning his habits and ambitions, and warns against judging him by his parents.
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