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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1912
Page
2
Friends of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw report a marked change in her appearance and demeanor during the ongoing sanity hearing connected to Harry Thaw’s bid for freedom. She appears more mature with a altered facial contour and reduced vivacity since the Stan ford White trial era. The hearing resumes tomorrow.
A Boston man testifies that after suffering a winter of debility and poor sleep he found relief using Tona Vita. He credits the tonic with restoring health and reducing nervousness and says it is sold at leading Boston drug stores.
Households pursue thrift amid rising meat prices. Mrs. Charlotte E. Bangs advocates nut substitutes with recipes for nut hash and croquettes while Mrs. Edward Ryan of Winthrop Centre demonstrates frugal menus including garden produce and a weekly meat roast. Mrs. Hannah Stark cites clothing costs and cheaper fish options as ways to save.
Knights Templars worldwide observe St John s Day on June 24. Gethsemane of Newton and others plan pilgrimages and banquets from Concord NH to Melrose MA. Chelsea s Palestine hosts St Alban from Portland ME after arriving in Boston. Claremont of Rockland ME guests Hugh de Paynes of Melrose with a breakfast parade and train trip. Other commands join Marblehead and Georgetown field events.
Elizabeth Glendower Evans, a Back Bay philanthropist and stockholder, considers joining the Boston Elevated board to urge a settlement with striking carmen. The arbitration board begins Tuesday as strikers fund a long siege with donations from unions and locals.
Wingo, the Cardinals catcher, displays notable improvement this season his throwing to bases matches the best in the league and signals growing defensive prowess for the team.
Miss Marguerite Colburn aged 17 and James W. Mullins 21 were secretly wed on May 18 in Brockton. The bride, a Brockton High School junior, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Colburn. The ceremony was performed by Rev J Francis Cooper with brides sister Vera H Colburn from the Boston Opera Company in attendance.
Miss Mabel Douglas Ward of Chelsea wed James J. Gregory a Lynn clubman in a ceremony at St Rose Church conducted by Rev E J Walsh. A reception followed at the couple’s parents home Mr and Mrs W H Ward 154 Clark Avenue Chelsea.
Paskert, the Phillies leading off batsman, is praised as the best since Roy Thomas. The batting order shift improves Knebe and Paskert’s hitting performances.
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