Church Music Rules in Archdiocese of Boston Prohibit Unapproved Works
A Boston Post report details Archbishop O Connell s commission issuing a preliminary pamphlet Church Music Regulations and Catalogue for the Archdiocese of Boston with 97 masses approved. The rules push Gregorian chant male voices, ban vernacular liturgy, and bar unapproved works after Oct 1 while noting motets fall outside the catalogue s scope.
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O’connell
Pius X
Archdiocese of
Boston
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Gounod
Mozart
Schmidts
Palestrina
Rheinberger
Dumond
Perosi
Terry
Music Commission
Paris Dress Trend Sparks Controversy at Longchamp
Four young women wore ultrafashionable sheath dresses at Longchamp racecourse causing uproar among spectators. Police removed the wearers amid debate over whether the daring gowns violated decorum, while Director Touny insisted the fashion was merely provocative but acceptable if prevailing.
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Paris
Longchamps
Directoire
Touny
Municipal Police
Reverend Pelham Williams Dies in Scituate
The Rev Pelham Williams a noted Episcopal preacher formerly with the Church of the Advent and the Church of the Messiah died yesterday in Scituate He was born on Fort Hill and attended Boston Latin School and Harvard College The annual meeting of the Massachusetts Universalist convention will be held in Grove Hall Universalist Church May 20 and 21 The convention will consist of ordained ministers holding fellowship and lay delegates elected by each parish in fellowship
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Pelham Williams
Church of the Advent
Church of the Messiah
Scituate
Fort Hill
Boston Latin School
Harvard College
Massachusetts Universalist Convention
Grove Hall
Emanuel Church Leader Attends Episcopal Convention in Detroit
The Rev. Dr. Worcester of Emmanuel Church on Newbury Street attends the 26th annual Episcopal convention in Detroit. He will address the assembly on the church's practiced methods.
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Worcester
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Detroit
Mich
Harvard Summer School of Theology enrollment to hit record
Applications for membership to the Harvard Summer School of Theology are pouring in and officials expect a record number of students this year.
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Harvard Summer School of Theology
Summer Institute Planned at Sagamore Beach
An elaborate programme has been arranged for the coming Sunday School Institute at Sagamore Beach the summer colony of the United Christian Endeavor Society beginning July 6. The Rev Dr William Minifie pastor of the Clarendon Street Baptist Church plans a summer trip to Europe.
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Coming Sunday School Institute
Sagamore Beach
United Christian Endeavor Society
William @. Minifie
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Europe
Best Recipes From New England Housewives
A collection of home recipes with haddock fish balls baked pigeons and pastries from New England housewives including Mrs Yargeson Annie Vezzani Miss Katherine Corbett and Mrs George P Ayres. Also includes a popcorn candy recipe submitted by M. M. Dutton of Barton Vermont.
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New England Housewives
Swearing Part Of Ideal Husband Contest Winner
Chicago May 12. A Chicago girl won a prize in a contest asking for the qualities of an ideal husband. The list includes being a good meal ticket provider who can swear when needed, not staying out late, not needing to reveal his whereabouts, maturity, a face appealing to dogs and babies, and a modest income to ensure meal tickets without perpetual leisure. The surefire ideal is American and a true gentleman, excluding noblemen and Thaw era types.
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Chicago
Belleville Bachelor, 60, Pays After One Night in Jail
In Belleville Illinois on May 12 Ewald Siebert a 60 year old man known as the $60 000 bachelor spent a night in jail to avoid a ten dollar fine and costs for being drunk and disorderly He chose to work it out in the county workhouse and then paid the fine.
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Belleville
Ill
Ewald Siebert
Siebert
The Sand Man A Domestic Night in Spring
A large dark room hosts a mother and child in a nursery linked to a living room as neighbors mingle outside. The story follows a loving mother’s lullaby and a whispered warning about the sand man and tears, set amid springtime laughter and neighborly chatter.
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Old Heidelberg
Silas
Missouri
Mrs. Dick
Recipe for Rosy Cheeks Facial Tonic
Go to your druggist and purchase two ounces Rose Water one ounce Spirits of Cologne four ounces Sartain. Dissolve Sartain in a pint of hot water strain apply after washing to only a portion of skin at a time with bare hands twice daily. Do not use cloth or other products. Said to improve rough skin and complexion. Inexpensive mixture.
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Cologne
Mother Shares Baby as Sad Narratives Echo
The scene shows a mother cradling a baby and a distraught woman naming her longing to see the child again. Amid laughter from below, the passage recalls a sister and Mrs Dick recounting an opera outing, contrasting joy with looming separation.
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Harry
Mrs. Dick
Mildred Champagne Talks On Love And Sentiment
A young man writes to Miss Champagne describing a year and a half of courting then noticing his partner's indifference and suspected infidelity. He recalls she dated other men and hesitates at engagement while meeting a past friend who reappears after a long absence.
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Mildred Champagne
Miss Champagne
Should I Call On The West Girl My Friend Remains
A reader asks if it is right to call at a former flame's house after she moved away. He valued the friendship and is considering leaving his current girlfriend whom he no longer trusts. He seeks prompt moral guidance on pursuing the West girl.
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