Cardinal O Connell urges support for the Pilot in Boston
Cardinal William Cardinal O Connell appeals to pastors and Catholics in the archdiocese to back the diocesan paper The Pilot. He argues secular newspapers distort church matters and calls for increased circulation and financial support to ensure accurate Catholic coverage. The letter, read at Masses, stresses Catholic control of the press to preserve truth and souls.
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Urges Repeal of Seamen Act in U S Shipping Policy
Syd ney K. Cohen, Boston buyer, returned from the Orient and urged repeal of the La Follette Seamen Act. He argued the act removed American flag ships from the Pacific, boosted Japanese business, raised freight rates, and left U S shipping unable to compete in China. He called for government subsidies to U S steamship companies to match other nations.
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Surgical Dressings for Harvard Unit Shipments
The Surgical Dressings Committee at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital will ship 10 cases of dressings including sponges pads and bandages to France for the Harvard Medical Unit. The group has prepared 1000 sterilized brain surgery needles in black silk for Dr Towne of the unit.
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How I Take Care of My Hair
The narrator stresses constant self discipline for beauty and a flawless appearance. She details meticulous routines for hair care including brushing, washing every two weeks, egg treatment, and strict avoidance of dyes or oils. She emphasizes cleanliness and regular use of a disinfectant to prevent dandruff and maintain hair as a key asset.
The Little Fan Seeks Answers From Mary Anderson
An eight year old Oklahoma girl writes of joy at a visit in Nowata and asks if she is loved. A South Wales reader wonders if the actress Mary Anderson once acted under that name. A distressed Atlanta father asks how much it costs to clothe a girl and notes it may require training for understanding.
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Mary Pickford Featured in Sundays Post Series
The Sunday Post will publish Mary Pickford in Familiar Talks with pictures from her roles including Madame Butterfly where she poses as a Japanese woman. It will also print Belasco’s account of discovering Pickford as a child actress before her film career.
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Berne Peace Committee Gains U S Support for Congress
The Berne peace committee in Switzerland reports growing from neutral nations led by the United States. The congress to study durable peace will convene December 1 with notable supporters including former President Taft, Harvard's President Lowell, Swarthmore Professor Hull, Penn's John Barrett, and others, with subscriptions totaling 1800 dollars.
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Elmendorf Lecture Explores Holland by Lantern and Film
Dwight L. Elmendorf spoke at Symphony Hall last night presenting a verbal and illustrated tour of Holland. From Flushing to Rotterdam he highlighted Dutch life, dykes and ditches, with moving pictures of cities like The Hague and Amsterdam. The lecture repeats this afternoon.
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Naval Exercise Reported Near Cape Ann
Gloucester and Rockport residents anticipate an Atlantic fleet maneuver tomorrow or Sunday involving landing 10,000 sailors and marines off Cape Ann as part of a theoretical attempt to capture Boston before Essex county militia is mobilized.
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Flynn heads probe of Teuton spy plot
Dr Joseph Goricar, former Austro Hungarian consul in San Francisco, accuses Count von Bernstorff and Consul General von Nuber of a spy plot. Austrian officials deny charges while U S justice department says many claims are supported by information. Prosecution threats surface as Archibald papers raise tensions. Slavonian editor endorses Goricar as loyal to the Slav people.
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Austrian denial of Goricar accusations as baseless
The Austro-Hungarian embassy in Washington declares ex-Consul Dr Goricar’s claims false and baseless. It says he left Berlin without permission after spying concerns and gatheredRussian Serbian contacts to undermine emigration loyalty. It warns southern Slavs enlisted by Allies worsened treason and emphasizes the embassy’s prior awareness of his agitprop.
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Zealandia searched by British sailors off Progreso
Washington reports that the Zealandia was searched by a British cruiser off Progreso Mexico while on the high seas outside Mexican waters. The ship flew the American flag and carried rosin used for explosives with a German crew, prompting questions about nationality and registry.
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Urges Co operation On The School Vote
To the Editor of the Post Sir It is urged that women in Boston should cast a large school vote this year. This is an effort in which the Suffrage Association and the Anti Suffrage Association might well cooperate if the friends of the schools can convince the Anti Suffrage Association that it has a duty in the matter. Alice Stone Blackwell Dorchester Mass.
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Opera talk previews next week’s performances in Boston
Choirmaster Henry L Gideon of Temple Israel spoke at Steinert Hall under the Boston Grand Opera Company. He discussed Montemezzi’s The Love of Three Kings and noted the revival of Auber’s The Dumb Girl of Portici.
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