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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1919
Page
18
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A brief note on Caroline Tick and her condensation of a stirring life romance set two centuries ago on the Isle of Man. The work highlights intriguing social scenes and character dynamics from a historic era.
Sir Hall Caine born May 14 1853 in Runcorn of Manx descent became a prominent writer and stage adapter. He trained for the theatre but shifted to film journalism and novels like The Deemster The Bondman The Manxman The Christian and The Eternal City and earned fame for dramatic adaptations of his works. He edited King Albert and Queen Alexandra's Christmas Card and widely advertised his writings during wartime.
A Manx Deemster rules with cruelty in 18th century Isle of Man. His illegitimate son Kerruish and his nephew Dan clash over forged debt, Mona's fidelity, and Ewan's anger. Dan confesses, is banished, and Deemster pits Dan against Ewan to protect family honor.
Ewan confronts Dan after a sister’s innocent protestations of love. A duel on a cliff ends with Ewan’s death and Dan taking on guilt. Mona hopes for mercy as Dan faces trial, exile, and a seven year solitary penance. He aids a plague-stricken Ireland, returns to comfort the Deemster, and finally dies in Mona’s arms after being named successor.
The notice outlines back issues availability with prices: 2 cents per copy for the Daily Post, 6 cents in Greater Boston for the Sunday Post, and 7 cents elsewhere, if ordered promptly. It specifies dates of publication and the method to secure back numbers at regular rates.
Denver June 24 The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers will not affiliate with the American Federation of Labor officials announce. D B Robertson vice president of the brotherhood said the AFL constitution allows representation for only one branch of organized labor and noted the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers already is a member.
The morning session discussed reports from special bene ficiary committees as delegates debated federation representation. The talk centered on whether combined firemen and enginemen members would yield representation for firemen if enginemen were already represented by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
The Boston Normal School holds graduation exercises tomorrow at 9 30 in the morning. Alumni members are especially invited to attend.
Five soldiers and three civilians, including a mother whose son fell in action, were decorated yesterday on Boston Common by Major-General Edwards. Five received the Distinguished Service Cross for bravery and two received the Distinguished Service Medal for meritorious wartime service.
General Edwards pinned the cross on Mrs. Mary Spinney of Brighton for her son killed near Verdun on Oct 27 1918. Joseph Lee received the Distinguished Service Medal for patriotic service as Massachusetts War Camp Community Service president. Others, including Corporal Spinney and Private Bougham, were cited for heroism at Verdun with the Distinguished Service Cross while Clifford Mellen, William Davis, and Archie Nasa were also decorated. Mrs Spinney remained proud yet mournful as crowds saluted the fallen.
Charles Aylward aged 25 of 101 Marion Street East Boston was struck by timber while standing on Campbell's wharf and knocked into the water yesterday afternoon. Companions rescued him and he was treated at East Boston Relief Hospital.
A Ward 19 American Legion meeting will be held in Codman Square High School Hall Friday evening June 27. Prominent speakers will discuss the organisation aims and an election of officers will take place.
Rev Patrick H Callanan and Rev Michael J O Connor addressed Cambridge supporters of Irish freedom urging self determination for Ireland. They criticized British censorship and claimed Ireland would soon be recognized as a republic while Cambridge officials called for a $10 000 quota and potential $20 000 with local backing.
Frank Annis a longtime local fire department driver and more recently in the express business died suddenly on the street at age 62. He recently recovered from pneumonia and is thought to have succumbed to heat while in a weakened condition.
An old advertisement touts nitro phosphate as a remedy to improve nerve energy, vitality, and weight. It claims lack of phosphate causes weak nerves and thinness, promising a plumper, healthier figure with regular use while cautioning possible weight gain.
Paris June 24 Justice Louis D Brandeis associate justice of the Supreme Court left Paris today for Palestine The dispatch noted he would be away most of the summer and that the trip was for vacation not in an official capacity He called on members of the American peace delegation during his stay in Paris
Advert shows Mrs A L DeVine of Los Angeles praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after years of female troubles. The copy urges other women with weakness or gynecological symptoms to try the remedy and request advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
An advertisement claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured a long stomach ailment after two years of suffering. It asserts three doctors advised operation but the remedy provided complete relief and promises a money back guarantee. The product is said to remove catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the gastrointestinal tract.
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