Harvard's Catholicity of Fifteen Dollars a Great Deal
Harvard catalog notes a fifteen dollar value presented as a substantial deal in household goods. The item list emphasizes affordable prices and practical benefits for families.
29 Jun 1893
Page 1
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1893
Page
1
Harvard catalog notes a fifteen dollar value presented as a substantial deal in household goods. The item list emphasizes affordable prices and practical benefits for families.
A dog of note lies resting on straw in the kennel of the dog ward at Harvard Veterinary Hospital on Village Street South End. The piece hints at an illness of interest surrounding Mr. Clevelands St Ber Troope 4 ward and its canine resident.
Bishop Keane hailed the Harvard commencement as a sublime day of sun and breeze. Governors and Russian officers in gilded lace attended the ceremonies amid a rush of honorary degrees and academic processions.
Yale freshmen defeat Harvard by thirteen lengths and Columbia by thirteen on the Thames in 10:23, with Yale taking the lead late and Columbia fading to third. Harvard and Yale finish closely ahead of Columbia as wind and water hinder record attempts.
The article describes President Cleveland's cherished St Bernard, seven years old, suffering from dropsy and undergoing a severe operation at the Village Street Hospital with slim hopes of recovery. Nearby, Duke the English greyhound, treated for pneumonia, offers silent sympathy across the kennel.
An advertisement urges readers to try Sweet Isaac Tobacco, praising its chew and urging immediate use to save time. The message emphasizes brevity and value of chewing without delay.
Admiral Farragut bronze statue dedicated with grand ceremony in Marine Park South Boston. Large crowds witnessed a flag unveiling by Annie Flood, with Rear Admiral Belknap and Loyal Farragut among attendees. Russian officers from Dimitri Donskoi and Vesuvius crews attended. ex-Governor Rica delivered the oration as the statue faced the sea.
South Boston celebrated a grand procession in warm June sun as crowds gathered from all over Boston and suburbs. The wide pageant along Broad Way featured banners, decorations, and a river of color through cheering streets.
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