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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1907
Page
7
The New Haven Bird Club launches a drive against feathered hats with a focus on aigrettes. Members visit milliners to expose how herons are killed for plumes, leaving chicks to starve. They urge school and public education to curb nest destruction and egg theft and call for humane Bird protection.
A poem reflecting longing for familiar earthly joys above heavenly realms. The speaker seeks sound and sight of home such as roosters crowing, rain ripples, sparrow songs, and dandelions over celestial glories. Eventually the wish shifts to following a loved one through death.
A coat belonging to United States Circuit Court Judge Colt was stolen from his office closet while he dispensed justice nearby. Deputies Waters and Ruhl pursued the thief but left no trace as police report three additional coats and a typewriter stolen from downtown offices in the past fortnight.
Three cases in the fifth session of the Superior Court allege injury when Ernest M. Stolcker struck by a timber obstacle on Atlantic avenue, rendering him insane. Each suit seeks $25,000, with guardians for the minor plaintiffs. The actions name James G. Stoliker versus D J Kiley, Ernest M. Stoliker versus City of Boston, and Ernest M. Stoliker versus Cahill Manufacturing Company. Jury viewed the site before court adjournment.
The Fifth Avenue Baptist Church in New York, with John D. Rockefeller as a member, hung a bright electric sign at its gate reading Fifth Avenue Baptist Church to attract passers-by amid calls for militant churches. The sign, about three by six feet, is attributed to the church’s new English pastor C. F. Aked.
The Church of the Blessed Sacrament in Cambridge began the foundation of its new edifice yesterday morning. Rev. Father John Crowe raised the first shovel of earth before an 800 strong parish gathering at the Pearl street temporary church. City Clerk Edward J. Brandon led lay members as work started under contractor John Byrne.
A 6880 pattern features a linen shirt waist with narrow side tucks and shoulder tucks ending at the yoke. It shows a triggish plaited front, matching cuffs and collar, and a waistline that suits new taste. Three yards of 36 inch material needed for medium size. 32 to 42 inch bust. price 10 cents.
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