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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1904
Page
7
A figure named Jones has begun a record-breaking trip around the world. The remark about payment and threats of breaking a debt were noted in conversations involving Brown and Smith-Hear about Jones.
A classroom exchange defines peace in humorous terms as a home calmness while a parent travels, with Johnny offering a cheeky personal definition as the class discusses the word.
A young woman seeks guidance on winning the intelligent young man she admires. She should be pleasant, invite him to her home, and show consistent kindness while learning the qualities he admires. Aim to become the kind of partner he values, trusting mutual inclination will grow.
The Home Market Club will host a Dec. 1 dinner expected to celebrate Senator Fairbanks as Vice President elect with a broad cordial welcome to ticket buyers. Governor Bates will attend and greet guests. A member of Canada’s Privy Council, Hon. William H. Montague of Toronto, will attend as a featured speaker with more speakers to be announced.
Newton October closing exercises of the Massachusetts Sunday School Association featured discussions on grading and was followed by officer elections. Officers elected include Appleton P. Williams as president and Charles Bates as treasurer. A trolley excursion for visiting delegates is planned for tomorrow.
Preparations for the Jefferson Dramatic Club season highlight Miss Julia Shewell and Miss Beatrice Turner as leading talents from Brookline. Footlight Club of Jamaica Plain features Miss Miriam M Kimball and Miss Sarah Ernst in prominent roles. A 25th wedding anniversary reception for Mr. and Mrs. Eben Caldwell Stanwood is noted, with about 100 guests and a 5 to 8 pm window. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Whiting plan to reside in Jamaica Plain for winter, following a summer in Falmouth. Miss Julia Hutchins travels to New York for the wedding of Miss Madeleine Johnson and Mr. Lyle Evans Mahan at Grace Church, serving as bridesmaid.
The Department of Fine Arts at the Boston Public Library hosts a new exhibition of photographs from the Far Eastern tropics. The views are loaned by Alleyne Ireland, who has just returned from India and Japan.
A dreamer counsels a girl on choosing between two suitors in a sunlit scene. He advocates marrying the man who loves her, X, while the other, Y, would bring greater happiness if he asked. The girl departs, unsettling him with a hinted real case. In truth, she follows Y, leaving him unaware that the decision centered on real feelings.
Harvard plans a brick and limestone three story Wimerson School of Philosophy building to house 360 students. The structure will measure 148 by 7312 feet and form an open court facing Quincy Street, harmonizing with Sever Halls and the Robinson Building of Architecture.
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