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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1915
Page
14
The market shows uneven gains with war stocks lagging while railroad and copper shares rise. Profit taking increases in industrials as premiums fade, yet rails also soften modestly. Steel common remains near highs, indicating balance between buyers and sellers amid a broad bullish outlook supported by strong money supply and record railroad earnings.
The Laphams consider Beacon Street living as Silas plans a new home and Tom Corey enters the paint business through Colonel Lapham. Mrs Corey's scheme to host a dinner to cement social ties unfolds with stress over whether Tom loves Irene, while Boston cousin ships and family alliances shape invitations and expectations.
More than 15 persons registered for services at Morgan Memorial Church South End yesterday as Old Home Day. The morning consecration sermon was preached by Rev. F W Taylor. In the afternoon Rev Louis H Bugbee of First Methodist Malden led the fellowship meeting and Rev W M Gilbert preached in the evening.
The Boston Post invites readers to submit inquiries about listed and unlisted stocks and bonds of New England industrials utilities banks and mills. Financial topics and correspondence may be added. Inquiries are answered impartially from data but no market forecasts or assurances of accuracy are given. Include full name and address when writing to the Financial Editor.
A concise excerpt discusses a minister described as our minister and asserts propriety. The text appears under copyright by W. D. Howells and published with Houghton Mifflin and Co.
A new O Salutaris in F minor by Signor Giuseppe Sossa will be sung for the first time during holy hour at St Marys Church Meen End next Thursday evening with Miss Mary T Doherty at the organ. An Ave Maria in F by the same composer is planned for a later date at the same church. Parishioners of St James Church North Cambridge vote to purchase adjoining property, current occupied by a stables and with an asking price of 10000, pledged funds exceed 2500. The St Am brose Young Men Club plans a barn dance at Bloomfield Hall on the evening of November ae.
The Everett Planning Board has launched an uplift movement to make Everett one of the best cities to live in. Appeals for cooperation go to all residents, especially tenement property owners, for playgrounds, parks, and other improvements.
Edison plans to treat his 5000 West Orange employees as a family and make his industries model welfare employers as part of a broader social effort. The article notes church leaders and academics speaking at Boston and Hanover events, with services and lectures on religion and duty.
Adam Zobel appointed to implement Edison welfare ideas. New measures include healthful employment tests, home and shop visits, lunch rooms at cost, and noon talks. A phonograph, music, occasional films, and entertainment from company actors aim to improve morale. dancing on the big floor and youth committees are planned. a Mutual Benefit Society meeting room is provided.
The Congregational ministers at Pilgrim Hall will hear W Harris Cooks from Oxford on International Service and Devotion. Rev Martin K Schermerhorn will speak at Channing Hall on Universi Divine Parentage Biologically Stated. The Boston Sunday School Superintendents Union meets at Ford Hall with a dinner and a Sperry address. After Dec 15 Maplewood Baptist will host Rev Frank S.
Five British submarines were sighted near the steamer Melford Hall as it sailed the Mediterranean with a million dollar cargo from Calcutta. The crew reported engine failure leaving them exposed while Austrian and German forces did not close in, missing a prized capture.
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