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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1914
Page
7
Mrs Martha Moore Avery, a Catholic convert and former Socialist, told the Common Cause Society that socialism is false and rooted in flawed human nature. She said the philosophy is weighed and found wanting and elusive due to internal inconsistency.
In a public discussion ten speakers weighed beliefs about religion and socialism. A Catholic defender argued God as ultimate cause and criticized Marxist ideology as false human nature. The event featured varied views, with respectful exchange and general applause for all participants.
Michael H. Flynn and his eight children fled a basement fire at 384 Washington Street Somerville after their dog awakened them. Mrs. Flynn led the family outside as smoke poured from the cellar. The dog died inside near the basement door. property damage estimated at $1500.
March 15 report of a stranger fossil whale acquired by Yale Universitys Peabody Museum. The discovery draws scientific interest as researchers study its origin and features. The item signals a notable addition to the museum collection and potential paleontological insights.
A brief poem about love that ignores outward beauty and focuses on the whole beloved. The speaker notes he sees no need to praise individual features and declares love is blind to appearances.
Paleontologists including Yale’s Richard S. Lull christened the dolphin family member Delphinavus newhalli. The whale dates back over 300 000 years and was found in sandstone at the Suey ranch Sulphur Creek canyon, San Luis Obispo County, about 700 feet above sea level and 30 miles from the ocean.
The passage reflects a narrator debating etiquette in introductions and whether sharing personal details like college and home addresses would breach social norms. It analyzes potential discomfort from lack of mutual friends and the proper way to request an introduction.
A college student asks Mildred Champagne about pursuing a serious romance in the mornings car encounters. The response notes that direct approach and probing personal details blur social boundaries, arguing genuine friendship must be earned and that diverging from propriety is not flattering.
A collage of home cooking tips and recipes from New England housewives. The notes list ingredients and methods for simple dishes with ingredient amounts and steps, credited to Mrs A Wheeler Nashua New Hampshire Mrs Clarence Chamberlin Woodstock Vermont and Mrs George W Mills North Adams Massachusetts.
Thousands of Greater Boston residents enjoyed the first warm day of the season visiting sea shore parks rivers and lakeside resorts. Canoes appeared on rivers and lakes while many people wore spring styles and park crowds grew. The warm spell extended into Tuesday with temperatures near 64 degrees but officials cautioned against discarding coats too soon.
Chief Telegraph er Thomas J. Iogarty of the Boston and Maine division 41 Order of Railroad Telegraphers was re elected to the office for the 10th time at yesterday's meeting. Other officers re elected include F G McGrath D J McDonald T F Quilty H Joseph Haggerty W H Dakers L L Henderson. Indorsement approved a one day off in seven for railroad workers handling trains. Annual reports report the division in its best shape.
The Rev. Joseph H. McMahon will lecture on Morals vs Art at Cathedral Hall. Bona Mars devotions and Ireland's Patron Saint sermons followed at St Mary's and St Augustine's. Forty hours devotion begins next Friday across multiple Boston churches. A Lenten retreat for women in Brighton and a laymen retreat open April 3 6. Cathedral Young Men's Catholic Association hosts Irish Night to aid parish poor.
Protestant churches announce pulpits shared among 17 Quin cy ministers next Sunday as clergy swap sites. Today at St Pauls Tremont Rev E H Van Etten leads noon service with schedules through Friday by various pastors. Lectures and meetings follow across Boston area with speakers from Fitchburg Milwaukee Cleveland and New York venues.
Beverly March 15 city officials who have drawn salaries are left out in the cold as the Beverly City Council votes to abolish salaries effective April 10, trimming municipal pay. The measure reflects a broader cost saving move by local government.
Columbia in the South Atlantic league signs Boozer as a player. He is described as a college boy and not a rough neck, known for his fame as a shortstop on his South Carolina college team.
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