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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1904

Page

7

Interesting work of the nursery for blind babies

Dr Edward A Horton at a Boston Nursery for Blind Babies reception says the four year program has admitted 46 blind infants, six regained sight, and highlights help from physicians. Horace G Allen reports finances strong but needing support. 15 children currently cared for from families unable to provide proper treatment. Dr Plumb spoke on behalf of Rev. Hale who could not attend.

Edward A. Horton Boston Plumb Roxbury

Campaign Anecdotes About Governor Candidate Douglas

An old Massachusetts man recalls the Democratic nominee William L. Douglas as a persistent youth who rode westward and spent time shoeing at a prairie workbench. He quips that he planned to walk back to Plymouth and wanted shoe leather to last the journey.

William L. Douglas Massachusetts Douglas Far West Young Douglas Horace Greeley Prairies Prairie Schooner Plymouth

Corbett Advocates Martin For Water Commissioner

Schoolhouse Commissioner Joseph J. Corbett highlights General Martin as the stronger candidate for water commissioner, praising his soldiering and Republican alignment. An amusing London visitors anecdote follows, with Lord Denbigh mistaking Colonel Sid Hedges for Grover Cleveland on arrival.

Joseph J. Corbett Augustus P. Martin Quincy Corbett Parker House Republican Organization Martin Lord Denbigh London Honourables Boston Sid Hedges Grover Cleveland Grover Colonel Hedges

Morgan gives Italian government stolen cope

In New York on November 3 an item about a stolen cope from the Cathedral at Ascoli, Italy is attributed to an issue involving Morgan and the Italian government. The fragmentary report mentions alleged involvement or transfer of the cope and references authorities in Italy and the United States.

Morgan New York Ascoli Italy Coverne Rgan

Fat Lady and Midget Discuss Wild Man of Borneo Football Hire

A humorous exchange pits a fat lady against a midget as they wonder what has become of the Wild Man of Borneo. The midget reveals a college has hired him to play football, prompting disbelief and laughter.

Borneo

Medders Honors Team Handling At College

Josh Medders tells his father the college boys say he led the team better than anyone else. Mr Medders responds to work by hitching up the mules and hauling wood this afternoon.

Josh Medders

Back to the Old Love Dear Miss Champagne

A young man seeks guidance on reconciling with an ex sweetheart from Maine. He recalls a past quarrel, her potential continued affection, and his desire to renew their bond. The adviser urges starting anew with attentiveness, apologies, and renewed effort, noting that the timing may rekindle her interest.

Dear Miss Champagne I Advise an Unsure Courtship

A young woman asks Mildred Champagne for guidance on marrying a working class lover opposed by wealthy parents. The letter argues social station is not a barrier if the partner is congenial and can provide a comfortable home, urging a decision rooted in love and character.

Miss Champagne

Dear Miss Champagne Advises on a Crushed Romance Joke

A reader requests guidance after a misunderstood joke about engagement ruined a six month relationship. The advisor suggests explaining the joke and apologizing to mend the friendship and regain the young man’s trust.

Mourning Custom for a Son After Father's Death

In a question from F. E. D. a reader asks how long a son should wear a black armband in mourning. The reply states that one year is the customary mourning period for a father.

Miss Champagne

Doves Mourn For Nests In Old South Church Tower

Multitudes of homeless doves search vainly for entry into the boarded up Old South Church tower. They flutter about and cry, lamenting the loss of home in the city’s busiest district. Women who fed them in winter will miss the birds, which for years inhabited the towers and foraged crumbs from office windows.

Old South Tower Old South Church

State Sues Milkman for Fever Germs in Milk

New York State Department of Agriculture seeks 14900 in penalties from Charles M Briggs of Elma Erie county a milkman for selling milk alleged to contain scarlet fever germs.

STATE Buffalo N. Y Charles M. Briggs Elma Erie County State Department Agriculture

Judith Spencer Fends Off Burglars With Water Pails At Home

Judith Spencer facing loneliness at Marlboro Street home as she returns from the seashore. Two intruders enter, she douses them with water from buckets, alarm alerts her brother Jack and Porter Harris. The prank leads to a wedding a year later as Porter asks permission to write.

Judith Spencer Marlboro Street Jack Porter Harris Judith Porter

Society Tonight Quiet as Week Ends Nears

In a quiet Friday scene the usual social rehearsal by the Symphony Orchestra is skipped. After yesterday's excitement, the gay crowd looks to weekend country parties. Miss Naneen Mitchell, lately at Virginia Hot Springs, heads to New York with her mother for debutante preparations in Washington. The Walter J. Mitchells stay at Manchester-by-the-Sea until holidays, then move to the capital to launch their daughter.

Naneen Mitchell Virginia Hot Springs New York Washington Walter J. Mitchells Manchester-by-the-Sea Capital Miss Mitchell North Shore Thomas W. Lawsons Beacon Street Elizabeth Porter Chickering Hall Emmanuel Church James Lawrence, Jr

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