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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1911
Page
11
The piece argues that wasting time is a grave crime as Walt Whitman warns against idle hours. It laments idle bore who tell stories at a writing desk and urges banning time killers from society to protect precious moments.
In Roger’s memory, Aunt Ruth explains Uncle Mark Kimball was called a soldier not for wars but for his lifelong battles at home. He cared for parents, sacrificed love, and kept faith during four hard years while brothers served. Grand Army men paid respects at his grave, praising his steadfast courage and gentle strength.
Assistant U S district attorney Mark Sullivan reported that the Treasury secretary accepted two land parcels at Moody and Pine streets in Waltham as the new post office site. The buyers, owners John A Lincoln and Mrs Josephine M Farmer, provide 20 900 square feet for 46 051 20 dollars. The rear alleyway is also accepted as a street.
A 20 year old asks how to end a relationship with a girl who loves him. The advisory response urges honesty, notes she may sense his change earlier, and warns that marrying with such feelings would hurt her. It counsels confirming true feelings before speaking and suggests the girl may still seem appealing if he ends things clearly.
A 19 year old writes to Miss Champagne asking to marry an 18 year old girl without waiting for her parents to approve. The adviser suggests delaying marriage, doubling salary and savings, and gaining wisdom and money before tying the knot.
Marion Calvert and Edith Whitcomb plan a summer voyage on the Cymric with departure June 6. many entries describe whimsical incidents from city life including a Buffalo Bill show memory and a nurse of kindness, a police blooper at Roxbury Crossing, Chelsea trees replacing fire damage, and Lincoln Me sprinklers parade.
Three tablespoons butter four tablespoons flour two to eight cups milk yolks two eggs one cup mild cheese salt and pepper make a white sauce then fold in eggs and cheese and fry croquettes. Also currant and peel pastry rounds bake 15 minutes top with sugar.
William A. Graustein a Cambridge milk contractor who was named in a federal indictment with six others on conspiracy and illegal restraint of trade under the Sherman act posted $3000 bail in U S District Court to await further proceedings.
William P Mansfield of Everett filed a complaint against Major Guy Murchie United States marshal charging violation of the law forbidding marshals from practicing law. Mansfield failed to appear for a hearing before Judge Colt in the United States Circuit Court. The judge granted a new hearing for Wednesday at 4 o clock after Assistant U S District Attorney Garland urged dismissal for lack of appearance.
Funeral services for George E Mackintire of Cambridge former member of Gardner Pratt Mackintire were held at 61 Avon Hill Street Cambridge yesterday afternoon The Rev Dr Platner of Andover Theological Seminary presided at the house and the committal at Mt Auburn Cemetery was read by Rev J C Taylor of Arlington the deceased was buried there. he was survived by his family.
Funeral services for Mrs. William Taggard Piper of Cambridge were held yesterday at 179 Brattle Street. The Rev Dr Samuel A Crothers and Rev Edward H Hall conducted the rites, with interment at Mt Aubium Cemetery in the family lot.
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