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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1919

Page

7

One Hundred Great Novels Condensed for Readers

A condensed study by T. L. Hood presents Scott's Heart of Midlothian in a shortened form for daily readers. It highlights Jeanie Deans’s steadfast honesty, her London pilgrimage to seek pardon for Effie, and the intertwined fates of Meg Murdockson, Lady Staunton, and family ties, while noting notable scenes and key characters.

T. L. Hood Harvard University Post Scott The King’s Park Effie Geordie Robertson Wilson Effie Deans Muschat’s Cairn Robertson Jeanie Jeanie Deans London Reuben Butler Duke of Argyle Bible Butler Libberton Scotland George Staunton America Staunton France Duke of Argyle Heart of Midlothian Ratcliffe Caroline Madge Wildfire Meg Murdockson Maisie

Scott the Wizard of the North and His Romances

Walter Scott born in Edinburgh August 15 1771 rose to fame as a prolific writer of romantic histories and Scottish tales. He published Waverley anonymously in 1814 and after 1825 revealed his name earning status as a leading English language novelist with works like Ivanhoe and Rob Roy.

Walter Scott Edinburgh Scott Byron Waverley Stevenson Guy Mannering Nigel Antiquary St. Ronan’s Well Rob Roy Wizard of the North

The Narrative of Reuben Butler and Effie Deans in Edinburg

The excerpt recounts Reuben Butler, licensed minister and Libberton assistant master, drawn into Edinburgh turmoil over Captain Porteous’s execution. Effie Deans, Jeanie Deans's sister, is imprisoned in the Tolbooth on a charge of child murder as mob violence erupts around the city. Butler is forced to witness and later relay the events, facing bail and confinement while authorities piece together testimonies amid the tumult.

Heart of Midlothian Tolbooth Old City Edinburg Midlothian Reuben Butler Libberton John Porteous Porteous Scotch” Wilson Saint Leonard’s Jeanie Effie Tyne Gude Butler King’s Park Jeanie Deans Nicol Muschat Saint Anthony’s Chapel Effie Deans

Condensed Classics Preview in The Boston Post 1919

The Boston Post announces tomorrow's printing of James Lane Allen’s The Choir Invisible condensed by Sara Ware Bassett plus a list of previously featured condensed works. Dates accompany each title from Dickens to Kipling and Sienkiewicz, spanning May 1 to May 9.

Post Publishing Co The Boston Post James Lane Allen Sara Ware Bassett Post David Copperfield Dickens Pendennis Thackeray Kipling Sienkiewicz Pompeii Sir Nigel

Hebrew Trades Secretary Denies I W W Ties In Boston Strike

MAX H. HAMLIN of the United Hebrew Trades of Greater Boston declares in a letter to the editor that the Lawrence strike committee did visit Governor Coolidge’s interview, sought funds, and used his Causeway Street office for a meeting. He states no I W W affiliation exists, attributing such claims to a private detective seeking pay. The note is dated May 8, 1919.

Boston Causeway Street Peston United Hebrew Trades of Greater Boston 16Qauseway Street American Federation of Labor Lawrence Sherman Detective Agency State Street Erett Street Max H. Hamlin Recorder United Hebrew Trades

Strong Anti Japanese Feeling in China

Washington May 9 Ambassador Morris reports strong Chinese resentment toward Japan over Shantung in the Versailles treaty. He cites Pekin disturbances where the Chinese minister to Tokio was attacked by students who thought he favored Japanese claims. He saw no special significance in the disrupted communications from China.

Washington Morris Tokio State Department Shantung

Wellesley Elects Athletic Heads for 1919 20

Miss Elizabeth Mack of Detroit has been elected chairman of the golf committee for 1919 1920 and Miss Mildred Shephard of Orange New Jersey has been chosen head of the college crew committee at Wellesley College. Other committee heads include basketball chair Miss Ruby Ponsford of Paso Texas and Miss Elizabeth Manchester of Clark Mills New York. Elizabeth Mock of Detroit has been elected head of the Wellesley College Golf Club.

Elizabeth Mack Detroit Mich Mildred Shephard Orange N. J Wellesley College Ruby Ponsford Paso Tex Elizabeth Manchester Clark Mills N. Y Elizabeth C. Mock Wellesley College Golf Club Mildred Shepard Orange, N. J

Virginia convict in army uniform case returned to South

John Miles alias Frisco, recently arrested by federal officers for illegally wearing the army uniform, is revealed as an escaped convict from Virginia. A deputy warden of the prison escorted him back to the South yesterday.

John Miles Frisco Virginia

Will Rule On Science Case Referred To Judge Dodge

The Christian Science controversy has been referred by Judge Loring to Frederick Dodge for hearing. Dodge, formerly on Massachusetts district and circuit courts, resigned years ago and will decide law questions with unusual authority.

Judge Loring Supreme Court Frederick Dodge Massachusetts

Angell Named Chair of National Research Council

Washington May 9 Dean James R Angell of the University of Chicago was appointed chairman of the National Research Council for the year starting July 1 The council formed in 1916 by the National Academy of Sciences and reorganized recently under a presidential order TREBLE UP and Double Up references appear as extraneous cheer.

Dean Angell Research Council Washington National Research Council James R. Angell University of Chicago National Academy of Sciences

Million Jobs For Soldiers Drive On Mothers Day

Washington May 10 A million jobs for soldiers is the slogan of Mothers Day this year The Mothers Day International Association partners with the United States Employment Service to find work for soldiers and sailors Employment Sunday May 4 launched the drive Lists of opportunities are being reported to returning service bureaus with church and Sunday school services tomorrow as the ideal gifts for patriotic mothers The drive expects a peak on Mothers Day with widespread public effort across 150000 churches nationwide.

Washington, D. C Mothers’ Day International Association United States Anna Jarvis Mothers’ Day Association United States Employment Service Patriotic Mothers of America

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