Influence of Mother Shapes Future Citizens
The text extols the mother as pivotal to national health and moral formation. It argues her influence keeps girls wholesome, shaping the next generation of citizens who will determine the country’s future.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1920
Page
14
The text extols the mother as pivotal to national health and moral formation. It argues her influence keeps girls wholesome, shaping the next generation of citizens who will determine the country’s future.
Mary E. Driscoll spoke at a mass meeting urging mothers to visit employers and inspect work environments for their daughters. She warned adolescence is misunderstood and advised parents to earn trust, avoid nagging, and guide girls to avoid running away from home.
The will dispute over James M. Fitzgerald’s estate was settled noon yesterday. Eugene N Fitzgerald receives 120000 including a 20000 legacy, while his aunt Elizabeth Fitzgerald takes 100000 and about 20000 goes to other relatives. The contest had been partly heard with evidence.
George H. Sheehan, one of four men who held up a Fidelity Trust Company messenger on August 25 1919 in Southampton Street and stole 12000, was yesterday placed on probation by Judge Fox of the Superior Court John J. Riley was acquitted of any connection with the crime The judge found the boy came from a respectable family was mentally deficient and influenced by older men
Lumber prices in Fort Worth have slipped from five to fifteen dollars per thousand feet in recent days. Dealers say the decline is not enough to change building costs.
John J. Hanrahan assistant superintendent of the local Department of Justice bureau said no prosecutions or indictments have occurred against retail stores in the state for profiteering. He emphasized fines require open court action through regular legal channels and denied rumors of any federal action.
Mrs. Margaret Dubaldo, who claims to be a Smith College graduate and once supervised nurses at Massachusetts General Hospital, was sentenced in Brooklyn to five years nine months in Auburn prison for passing a worthless check.
Vergerennes, Vt May 27 Charles Strong cashier of the First National Bank of this city killed himself with an automatic pistol. Friends and bank officers said they knew of no reason for the act. Bank examiners were at work on the books today.
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