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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1913
Page
9
A local ad compares ready made clothing to coal, arguing ready suits priced at 18 to 20 dollars deliver better value than costly made-to-order options. It promotes Hart Shaffner and Marx garments, sold in Boston at The Continental on Washington at Boylston.
Chuck Connors was buried today after services at St. Andrew's Church. His funeral drew a large crowd along Doyers Street and Pell Street, with five funeral hearse and two empty cabs. Relatives Mrs Elizabeth Miller and Frank Connors attended, Father Evers officiated, and the Press Club covered burial expenses.
In Washington on May 13 Senator Simmons and Senator Penrose argued in the Senate over referring the Underwood bill with instructions for public hearings. Penrose compared the caucus to the Spanish Inquisition while Simmons defended hearings noting the Democratic aim to remove them.
Senator Bristow seeks graduated sugar reduction and a tax of 1.2712 cents per hundred pounds on refined sugar after two three year periods while 96 Cuban sugar would cost 0.972. La Follette calls for public hearings on Penrose changes and an oath for manufacturers answering 16 questions on production costs markets and labor.
Several residents of Franklin Square House announce engagements, highlighting a busy period for Cupid at the home. The notices focus on young women residents and their forthcoming marriages.
Miss Gladys Mae Stetson of Newport Vermont becomes engaged to Carroll Moulton of Ossipee New Hampshire a student at Tufts Dental College. The couple plans a forthcoming wedding.
The tariff duty equals the production cost gap between domestic and foreign goods. It also indicates the portion of price that counts as profit for the American manufacturer.
Morrison Russell Boynton and Edward Chadbourne Boynton, students at the Andover Theological Seminary, will be ordained in the Congregational ministry this morning by their father Reverend Nehemiah Boynton at Clinton Avenue Congregational Church in Brooklyn. A large group of classmates will attend the ceremonies.
The note invites readers to read a story about a young husband attempting to run the house for a day in the upcoming Post Magazine. It suggests the piece explores domestic roles and family dynamics with a humorous or insightful perspective.
A short romantic courtship ends in an announced June wedding. Miss Stetson, a charming blonde, and Moulton of Tufts Dental College narrowly escaped a collision while touring New Hampshire hills. A honeymoon is planned at Moulton’s Ossipee camp.
The Grand Banks near St Johns Newfoundland saw 33 large icebergs plus pan ice and numerous fragments pass within five miles of the steamer General Gordon as it arrived from Cadiz. The vessel navigated the ice safely and continued to port.
Luther S. Johnson, longtime president of the Lynn Hospital Association, yesterday stepped down after 16 years due to ill health.
Evans Memorial lecture by Dr. G N Lapham warns against so called cures and stresses prevention through fresh air sunlight and hygienic habits. He urges covering coughs individual hygiene and sanitation in homes schools factories and prisons to curb TB spread and favors isolation for noncompliant patients.
Thomas Lovejoy of Montgomery Alabama was elected today president of the Manhattan Life Insurance Company at a directors meeting in New York.
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