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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1911
Page
11
A bustling column blends city observations about a fashionably dressed woman braving a chilly wind, parade staff choices, civic figures like John Cronin, and police praise. It also covers charity classes at Denison House, veteran hardships, theatre arrangements, and a romantic cave scene ending with Clarice and Adrian naming a future child Juspatia.
A 1911 verse by Walt Mason laments recurring political campaigning and roorback rhetoric. The writer attacks seasoned statesmen and excessive candidate travel while urging constitutional change to end periodic public upsets and Elocutionary shows.
Clarice watches an elderly couple on a hill as Adrian, the strong heir, nears her. her longing hearts battles social divide and fear of rejection. The scene shifts to fading light and rising noise signaling change as tension grows between love and class.
About 1000 physicians from 77 towns presented a petition to Governor Foss urging the reappointment of Dr Henry P Walcott to the Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board whose term expired March 20. Dr Francis D Donoghue had been mentioned but declined further consideration.
Mme. Antonio de Nevarro formerly Mary Anderson arrives in New York aboard the Baltic for a two week stay. She helped dramatize The Garden of Allah with Robert Hichens and will witness the first performance, saying she must return for her children. Also aboard is 18 year old Welsh preacher Margaret Bevan with her mother, touring the United States by invitation to preach.
The piece notes modern fashions echo the slender straight lines of the brilliant French period under Louis VI. It highlights delicate femininity in clothing, translating that historical elegance into contemporary designs for a simple, delightful look.
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