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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1920
Page
8
Mabel responds that though you cannot believe all you hear repetition still spreads rumors and opinions. The dialogue underscores skepticism and social chatter.
H. C. Witwer resumes his amusing Alex the Great tales in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine with a new installment titled The Little Things Don't Count. The feature promises light humor and continuing adventures from the popular character.
New England poultry raisers claim high egg output to offset living costs. Aston G. Titus reports eight Rhode Island Reds laying 032 eggs in January and February, averaging five and a half eggs daily. Mrs. W. G. Ward notes eight RI Reds with 145 eggs in February, 34 in seven days, seeking rival records.
William F. Kenney, president of the Boston Public Library trustees, is awarded the Knight Commander of the Order of St. Sava by Prince Regent Alexander of Serbia. The honor recognizes his service in education literature libraries and the International Congress of Librarians.
Nearly 2000 members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and their auxiliary women attended a 9 o'clock Mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Boston in observance of St Patrick's Day. Rev. Philipp J. O'Donnell preached and urged the faithful to preserve their strong Irish faith as protection against worldly sins.
The Community Service of Boston requests musical instruments in good condition for men in public health and naval hospitals. Mrs. Katherine Grinnell, secretary of the hospital committee, notes the offer allows loans as well as donations and asks interested givers to respond.
William F Davis of Arlington announces his sister Mabel Frances Davis will wed Lewellyn Mc Lean Evans son of Mr and Mrs L B Evans of Hyde Park. The families notify friends and relatives of the forthcoming ceremony.
Dr. Richard C. Cabot and Ida M. Cannon spoke at St. Pauls Cathedral in the fourth Sunday lecture on hospital social service. Cabot urged that social work must be tied to Christianity to be meaningful and argued that people seek justice, not just charity.
A fragment notes how charity and Christianity reduce patients to cases in hospitals. Social service reshapes people into objects of interest, focusing on externals and troubles rather than humanity.
Irvin S. Cobb, noted humorist and ally, will conduct a tour titled Who's Who at the Zoo in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The piece spotlighting Cobb's wit and observations is slated for release with the next issue.
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