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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1913

Page

2

Puritan Image Of American Girl Draws Mixed Critique

French dressmaker M Poiret labels the American girl a Puritan, praising restraint yet sparking debate. Bixola Greely Smith counters, noting America as a diverse nation with varied fashions and moods. The piece catalogs contrasts on dress, decorum, and national character amid New York views.

M. Poiret Paree Mass California Boston Bixola Greely-Smith New York World

Man Held on Charge of Possessing Altered Bank Notes

Detroit on October 15 William Houlihan recently arrested was held to the federal grand jury on a charge of possessing altered bank notes of a foreign nation. Bail set at 10000, which he could not furnish.

Detroit Mich William Houlihan Federal Grand Jury

Police seek owner of leather bag found near City Hall Annex

A chauffeur found a long leather bag secured with a padlock and steel bar on City Hall Avenue near the new Annex building. Police at City Hall Avenue station are trying to locate the rightful owner and advise reporting any claim.

City Hall Avenue

Foss Says Democrats Broke Faith in Trolley Merger Vote

Governor Foss, speaking as an independent candidate at the Massachusetts Board of Trade meeting in Norwood yesterday, said he could not take a Democratic nomination because Democratic legislators backed the trolley merger bill contrary to their party platform.

Foss Massachusetts Board of Trade Norwood John J. McGrath Gene Foss John J. Corcoran State Board of Trade A. K. Parker Norwood Board of Trade Democratic Party Massachusetts New England The Commonwealth W.l.douglas W. L. Douglas Brockton Mass Mans

Governor Vows Rail Policy Clash with New York Control

The governor attacks New York control of New England railways as a threat to regional welfare and pledges a rail policy based on construction and reform. He argues New England railroads are mainly owned by locals but influenced by distant trunk line interests.

New York New Haven New Bengland New England Commonwealth Middle Atlantic New Faeland

Townsend Heiress to Marry Boston Lumber Heir

Albany reports that Miss Anna Jerome Townsend daughter of Mrs. Rufus King Townsend and heiress to the Townsend millions and jewels will wed Frank H. Godfrey son of Lester N. Godfrey of Boston lumber fame tomorrow.

Anna Jerome Townsend Albany New York Rufus King Townsend Frank Harriman Godfrey Brookline Albany, N. Y Townsend Frank H. Godfrey Lester N. Godfrey Boston

Albany Wedding Set At St. Peter's Church

The ceremony will be performed at St. Peter's Church with Rev. R. H. Brooks of St. Paul's and Rev. Charles Harriman of St. Peter's officiating. A 45 member vested choir will provide music. The bride Townsend, an Albany social leader, debuts two years ago and draws attention for her chestnut hair and complexion. Best man Arthur W. Godfrey of Boston. maid of honor Katherine Chandler of Cleveland. Bridesmaids include Bertha Godfrey, Sarah Hastings, Dorothy Bruff, Alice Williams, Marjorie Waterman, Lila Paige. Ushers are Harvard classmates and others from Boston, Albany, and beyond.

St. Peter's Church R. H. Brooks St. Paul's Charles Townsend Albany Katherine Chandler Cleveland Bertha Godfrey Brookline Sarah F. Hastings Harrisburg Penn Dorothy Bruff New York Alice Williams Marjorie Waterman Lila Paige Harvard Douglas Lawson James Gordon McNeil Francis Breed Benjamin Estabrook Robert Avery Whidden Frederick Huntington Boston Paul Hollister Grand Rapids Mich Reynolds King Townsend

Runaway Horse Knocks Down Man in Wakefield

A horse pulling Walter H. Eaton’s grocery wagon bolted through Wakefield’s business section at noon, injuring A. H. Attwell, Superintendent of Wires, who was crossing the street and hit by the nurse horse causing a bad head contusion. Several children narrowly avoided harm.

Walter H. Eaton Wakefield A. H. Attwell

Sunday School Institute Meet Opens in Brookline

The regular two day monthly meetings of the Sunday School Institute under the Universalist Sabbath School Union opened at Beacon Universalist Church Brookline yesterday with sessions in the afternoon and evening and will continue today. An advertisement mentions Adamson’s cough drops.

Sunday School Institute Universalist Sabbath School Union Beacon Universalist Brookline

Farmers urged to use parcel post for marketing produce

First Assistant Postmaster-General Daniel G. Roper urged New England postmasters to encourage farmers to rely more on parcel post for selling their produce. He spoke at the American House during a gathering with postmasters.

Daniel G. Roper Washington New England American House

Parcel post offer gains for city and rural buyers

A speaker urges farmers and merchants to seize parcel post opportunities to cut costs and expand markets. He praises the reform as a common carrier with universal service, lower rates, and simple rules, highlighting direct farm to consumer shipping and urban access to farm fresh goods.

United States

Parcel post talk sparks farmer delivery plan

Postmasters heard about parcel post at a gathering with L. T. Campbell as president and HB. Winsor of Boston as secretary. A proposed service would deliver goods like fish lettuce and rhubarb within 150 miles for four and a half cents per ounce. Edward C. Mansfield presided at the banquet with remarks from State Treasurer Stevens and Frank D. Johnston.

L. T. Campbell Northampton G. L. Minot Gardner W. O. Fuller Rockland HB. O. Winsor Stevens Frank D. Johnston Railway Mail Service

Secret Indictment Reported by Federal Grand Jury

The federal grand jury at a special sitting reported a secret indictment to Judge Morton of the United States District Court. United States District Attorney Asa P. French directed the investigation and declined to discuss the action as the grand jury will reconvene on Tuesday next.

Federal Grand Jury Morton United States District Court United States District Asa P. French

Mrs Jessie Crook Weds Ernest B Smail at Belmont Home

Miss Jessie W Crook of 30 Grove Street Belmont married Ernest B Smail last night at her Belmont home in a ceremony conducted by Rev Wilson Vandermark pastor of Harvard Street Methodist Church Cambridge The couple tied the knot in a private marriage performed by the Cambridge clergyman.

Jessie W. Crook Grove Street Belmont Ernest B. Smail Wilson Vandermark Harvard Street Methodist Church Cambridge

Hank and Animals Charm in Comic Section Preview

Hank and his animal cast continue to amuse as the comic section promises lighthearted panels in next Sunday’s Post.

Hank Next Sunday Post

Bacon Visits Buenos Aires on South American Tour

Robert Bacon former American ambassador to France on a South American tour was received by acting President Dr de la Plaza in Buenos Aires. He attended a reception and banquet with government officials and diplomats later in the day.

Buenos Ayres Robert Bacon France The Republic Dr. de la Plaza

Despondent father, 65, kills himself after children leave

Clinton resident Herman Frank Kanis aged 65 shot himself in the temple today after his five children had all left home. Local police report no other persons were involved.

Clinton Herman Frank Kanis

Sugar-coated tablets offer value deals

Sugar-coated tablets advertised at 1c, 25c, and $1 promise health benefits and savings. The short note emphasizes affordability and quick benefits, urging readers to try the product.

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