The Cruise of the Just Us
Madge Hilton and Dorothy Flanders contend over Carl Rochester on a sea voyage aboard the Just Us. Dorothy charms Rochester while Madge plots and fears a looming storm as they head toward the island with tension rising.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1912
Page
9
Madge Hilton and Dorothy Flanders contend over Carl Rochester on a sea voyage aboard the Just Us. Dorothy charms Rochester while Madge plots and fears a looming storm as they head toward the island with tension rising.
Advertises Hay's Hair Health claiming to restore natural color and youth by using the product. It urges readers to avoid looking old, noting the druggist sells it for 50 cents or a dollar from Philo Hay Spec. Co. Newark.
The St Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Roxbury details its 1905 building, 1909 pipe organ, and origins from 1891. Led by pastors Beck Keever Stuckenberg Miller and the current Rev Edwin Lunn Miller since 1908, it now has about 350 members.
A reader asks if marrying a hardworking suitor while living with her mother is wise. The adviser says the couple can marry now with a cozy home planned, as the man can save money, making future independence feasible and appealing.
A reader asks whether to accept an apology from a long-tilled love who repeatedly delayed letters. The adviser says acceptance is proper given genuine affection and suggests expressing hurt to reduce future forgetfulness while continuing the acquaintance.
Dorothy Flanders witnesses Rochester's peril at sea as a storm rages. Madge Hilton quietly guides Rochester’s dory to safety, risking her own life. Rochester declares he will marry the brave, noble rescuer once she consents.
R. W. Putnam former Nam pa mayor and once manager for Victor M. Weil faced severe cross examination in U S District Court. He testified about financial transactions with Weil regarding payrolls and funds held in Goldfields for mine development. The day ended with him still on the stand.
The upcoming Post features an embroidery pattern using eyelet satin stitch and French knots. The design shows a technique transfer by soap and water for easy use.
Gardiner M. Lane of the American Red Cross Massachusetts branch lists numerous contributions to the Chinese famine fund totaling 8260.32 dollars. Donors include the Chinese Merchants' Association Grace Church Norwood Mass and individual contributors such as Mrs Emily Welford Samuel Newell Brown Percival Evan Wakefield and others.
A comic verse by Walt Mason reflecting on Benefactor Winklefoot the town’s generous patron who gives freely yet ignores his old acquaintance when ill. The piece contrasts public praise with private neglect and ends with a moral about unseen kindness.
Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy founder of the Christian Science Church left a Massachusetts estate totaling 266360 with real estate appraised at 125000 in Chestnut Hill and 30000 on Commonwealth Avenue Boston. Personal property totaled 111360 and a large remainder over two million is tied up in state and federal litigation in New Hampshire. The inventory lists the crown of diamonds at 850 and the cross of diamonds at 700.
Malden police plan further arrests of a group of 10 youths in a series of thefts. The alleged thieves may face charges of receiving stolen property. juveniles avoid immediate arraignments due to court delays. Additional loot recovered and details of method disclosed.
In Bel l ows Falls Vermont on March 9 1926 a early morning blaze consumed three key business structures the Union and Arms blocks and the Hotel Windham causing an estimated 200 000 in damage. The brick three story Arms and Union blocks and the four story Windham hotel suffered total losses while nearby structures were spared.
New York report states Madison Square Garden will keep the garden theatre for three years after a theatrical producers firm secured it. The rest of the building will not be torn down until the lease expires, and a moving picture concern has taken the theatre. During the term the garden will be open to charter for shows and balls as before.
Paragraph highlights Bandeaux worn by all ages and sizes with velvet ribbon bands and pink rose accents. It notes Oriental taste for extreme dressy waists in chiffon crepes and net with vivid satin linings. It calls out fuller street gowns, larger furs, wide stoles, and ermine tails as popular finishes.
A health notice warns kidney trouble causes many deaths and urges prompt medical care. It promotes a home remedy with Juniper Berries Balmwort and Hypophosphites and stresses treating backache and urinary symptoms, claiming kidneys filter toxins and prevent rheumatic deformity.
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