THREE TYPES OF CHILDREN To the Editor of the Post
James B. Taylor writes to correct the Mothers' and Fathers' Club Boston report. He disputes the Hall used and notes seven fathers attended Rabbi Freischer's talk. He objected to the misquotation implying Jewish children perfectly tractable and clarifies Mrs. Rice spoke of three types of children including Irish American and Jewish with differing home-method influences. He advocates kindness and unity, urging correction to aid Denison House and national civic spirit.
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Mothers’ and Fathers’ Club of
Boston
Sewall Hall
Potter Hall
Mothers’ Club
Rabbi Freischer
Mary Pamela Rice
Denison House
Fleischer
Dressmakers Protective Association thanks Post readers
In Boston today the Dressmakers' Protective Association of America closes its first sub convention. Elizabeth A. C. White, president, expresses appreciation for the courteous notices and thanks the editor and newspaper representatives for their courtesies. March 17.
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The
Dressmakers’ Protective Association of America
Boston
Elizabeth A. C. White
Waltham Women Plan Masque of Culture Fundraiser
The philanthropic committee of the Waltham Women's Club will stage A Masque of Culture at Waltham Theatre next Tuesday to raise a philanthropic fund. Twelve club members will perform, led by president Mrs. Adelaide M. Coburn of Kendal Green, with rehearsals directed by Miss Ida Louise Gibbs and Mrs. Anna Fiastings.
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Waltham
Waltham Woman's Club
Waltham Theatre
Woman’s Club
Adelaide M. Coburn
Kendal Green
Ida Louise Gibbs
Anna Fiastings
Go West Cheap on Santa Fe for Spring Travel
Go West Cheap Via the Santa Fe during March and April very low one way rates to California and other western regions. Special round trips from April 22 to 30 inclusive. California shines in spring. Information from S. W. Manning general agent 382 Washington street Boston.
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Santa Fe
California
S. W. Manning
Washington Street
Boston
Foss Tickets Named in Fifteen Wards
Republican nominees and rival tickets flood Boston wards as papers open for district delegates and the state convention. Key figures include Eugene N. Foss, Col. E. C. Benton, and ward leaders such as Melvin O. Adams, Thomas N. Hart, Edwin W. Curtis, and Fred Bolton. Contests span 15 wards with pledges to Roosevelt, reciprocity, Crane, Lodge, and McKinley on various slates.
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Eugene N. Foss
New England
E. C. Benton
Foss
Benton
Boston
City Machine
Fred Bolton
Theodore Roosevelt
Blaine
McWhinley
Richard C. Humphreys
Harrison H. Atwood
Humphreys
John K. Berry
Ward 11
Melvin O. Adams
Colonel Adams
Ainsley R. Hooper
John Marno
Joseph J. Dennison
Charles E. Patterson
William E. White
Corydon
Stone
John M. Pitman
Henry
Pike
William Scampton
George H. Gammons
Jerome A. Petttti
William H. Barstow
Walter L. Sears
John E. Huntress
Hyman Zarling
Henry C. Richardson
W. Murray Crane
Charles S. Clerke
Edward F. Allen
John W. Johnson
Fred Haskell
Charles H. Turner
E. Mortain Hatch
Elishas
Boland
Milton C. Paige
Frank H. Haynes
George N. Swallow
Charles H. Summers
Roosevelt
Charles E. Wiggin
Charles A. Heintze
Charles H. Bryant
George B. Lincoln
Lodge
Crane
Long
Peter A. Frederickson, Jr
W. W. Davis
Henry N. Thompson
Fred S. Bennett
Walter E. Parr
John Holmes
John P. May
Joseph S. Stewart
James A. Lamont
Judge Dewey
Republican City Committee
John Carr
John 8. Richardson
Davis
Thompson
Frank Seiberlich
Warren F. Freeman
George E. Gray
E. B. Callender
Henry B. Blackwell
George A. Hibbard
Isaac I. Woodbury
Granville A. Fuller
Deafness Cured by Wilson Ear Drums Features Free Book
A testimonial advertisement for Wilson's Common Sense Ear Drums claiming to cure deafness. The inventor George H. Wilson describes personal recovery, notes the device is invisible and comfortable, and offers a free 190 page book with letters from users worldwide. The pitch targets all ages and claims universal applicability and endorsements from doctors. Readers are urged to write for the free book at The Wilson Ear Drum Co. Louisville Ky.
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Wilson
United States
Canada
Mexico
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Australia
New Zealand
Tasmania
India
Wilson Ear Drum Co
Todd Building
Louisville
Waltham Assembly at Maynard Hall
A swell dancing assembly for young society members was held at Maynard Hall in Waltham. Matrons in attendance included Mrs. Herbert L. Bowdoin, Mrs. Arthur H. Fiske, and Mrs. Charles J. Fogg. Organizers were Arthur H. Paul, Wells C. Richardson, Wilfred D. Smith, Walter M. Stearns, and Mr. Samuel R. Upham.
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Waltham
Maynard Hall
Herbert L. Bowdoin
Arthur H. Fiske
Charles J. Fogg
Arthur H. Paul
Wells C. Richardson
Wilfred D. Smith
Walter M. Stearns
Samuel R. Upham
Alleged L Perjurers Held In Bonds
Nathan Freedman was held in 2000 bond on subornation of perjury charges by Judge Sullivan in Municipal Criminal Court. Nathan Silverman, the key witness in Freedman case, was held in 1000 bond for a hearing on April 1.
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Nathan Freedman
Sullivan
Municipal Criminal Court
Nathan Silverman
Bey
Freedman
Personally Conducted Washington Tours At 25 Dollars
The Royal Blue Line offers week long luxury tours of Washington with all expenses covered for 25 dollars. Tours run March 11 and 25, April 8 and 22, and May 6. Send a postal to Jos. P. Taggart at N. E. P. A. in Boston for an illustrated booklet and guide.
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National Capitol
Royal Blue Line
Washington
Jos. P. Taggart
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Restored Cheerful Health
The ad touts Paine's Celery Compound as a gentle regulator that removes the disheartened feeling in unhappy women. It claims thousands owe their bright eyes clear complexions and buoyant spirits to the tonic and nerve vitalizer providing pure blood and vitality, keeping them always at their best.
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Paine
Paine’s Celery Compound Fights Malaria Says Edna Arlington
Miss Edna Arlington of Newcastle Nebraska credits Paine's Celery Compound with curing her malaria symptoms. She describes chills fever weakness and a sallow skin improving after using the remedy. She reports better sleep refreshed mornings and renewed energy enabling faster work and improved complexion.
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Paine
Edna Arlington
Newcastle, Neb
Cure the real cause of your trouble your nerves
Dr Phelps of Dartmouth, famed discoverer of Paine's Celery Compound, urges curing the true source of nerves trouble.
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EK. E. Phelps, M. D
LU. D
Dartmouth University
Paine
Devonian Brings Fast Atlantic Passage to Boston
The Leyland liner Devonian under Captain A S McConkey completed a winter Atlantic voyage from Liverpool to Boston in under ten days, docking at East Boston amid a snow storm. Passengers included W S Brown D Erskine Mrs N D Mason and two children and Charles Neider. There were 28 returning cattlemen aboard and two stowaways. One stowaway Alexander Hector, a 27 year old from Coney Island, was landed. The other, Ricardo Guarini, a 20 year old Italian, claimed Boston residence and was detained pending immigration hearings. The season saw varied fish cargoes including haddock cod hake pollock and cask. The clipper Peerless from Nova Scotia brought frozen and salted herring. A Savannah US court decision awarded bark Justine H Ingersoll owners $13000. Other ships noted include St George from Manila and Cebu and wiqua from Calcutta, and Theoline logging seven days from Brunswick for lumber. Admiral Farragut sailed from Port Antonio with 470+ passengers and 26,000 banana bunches. Wellfleet made 16 days from Apalachicola. The Leyland liner Winifredlan was withdrawn from Boston dockage for summer prep.
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D. Erskine
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Charles Neider
Coney Island
Alexander Hector
Ricardo Guarini
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Joseph FP
Johnson
T Wharf
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Mass
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South Atlantic
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Gilchrist
Theoline
Brunswick
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F. S. List
Port Antonio
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Rutledge
Wellfleet
Apalachicola
Winifredlan
Shipping News Miniature Almanac March 19
Shipping notices list arrivals and cargo. Devonian from Liverpool with passengers for Frederick Leyland Co. Glasgow to Moor via Halifax. Mayfield to Sampson at Cienfuegos via Trinidad with 23,648 bags sugar for Nash Spaulding Co. and more vessel cargo details.
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McConkey
Liverpool
Frederick Leyland & Co., Ltd
Sardinian (Br
Moor
Clergy Endorse Agnew Powder In Personal Letters
A cross-denominational showing from Toronto clergymen supports Dr Agnew s Catarrhal Powder. Bishop Sweatman Rev Dr Langtry Rev Dr Withrow Rev Dr Chambers and Dr Newman endorse the product and offer copies of their personal letters on request.
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Sweatman
Langtry
Withrow
Chambers
Newman
Toronto
Canada
Dorchester Women Urge Expulsion of Reed Smoot
A Dorchester petition to the Massachusetts Senate asks for Reed Smoot, Utah senator, to be expelled. It claims the Mormon Church wields political power in Utah, requires oaths of allegiance from officials, and upholds polygamy, urging his removal from the Senate. Signatories include Eleanor Haskins Smith Norma I Keever M D Witcher Helen B Taft and others.
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Reed Smoot
United States
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Callender
Lodge
Smoot
Eleanor Haskins Smith
Norma I. Keever
M.D. Witcher
Helen B. Taft
Kivelyn
Fogg
Gertrude Cottle
Gertrude H. Cobb
Ethel P, Potter
Gertrude W. Tuttle
C. E. Morse
Johnny's Slate invites reader inscriptions for Post fame
Readers are invited to contribute witty inscriptions on general topics for Johnny's Slate in the Post. The recent Freak Headlines and War Poems inspired a new chance for the paper's legion of readers to earn newspaper recognition.
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