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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1911
Page
9
Demetra Vaka's The Shadow of Islam uses a vivid study of the primitive in woman to argue for or against women’s freedom. The work is cited by suffragists and anti suffragists alike as it presents an impartial view of women's roles in a harem and American society.
A Westernized Greek and an American college girl navigate love and rebellion in a tale set against the Young Turk movement. Millicent Gray wavers between Orkhan Effendi and awakening primitive forces as Elpis warns of danger, while themes of gender, freedom, and cross cultural desire drive the narrative.
Joseph Weiss, an elderly toy and jewelry seller from New York City, was arrested on an indictment warrant for breaking and entering at night. Police allege he entered Philip Rahlin’s jewelry store on Tremont Street on February 12 and stole diamonds and jewelry worth $5000, with a leather case and pasteboard cas observed as part of the evidence. Weiss denies the charge.
Reader letters claim catarrh causes deafness as germs travel from nasal passages to the ears. The advertisement asserts YOMBIBreathing reaches inflamed membranes to heal soreness and alleviate catarrh. A sample note from E G Wadaman of Binghamton New York praises relief from deafness after using the product.
Three underage youths stole a Hartford Hartford car, drove to New York and Virginia, and joyrided with Richard Clark among them. Taft lost control near Buchanan Virginia. Clark died instantly. Manson and Taft were later arrested. Clark’s family learned of the death from police.
Members of Saint Patrick's Total Abstinence and Literary Society will meet at Roxbury to march to Saint Patrick's Church Dudley Street for 11 o'clock mass and communion in a body all members urged to attend and participate.
Miss Mary Fineberg of Chelsea escaped serious harm when a candle touched her veil during a Jewish wedding reception at Hall Bryant Street Malden. The bride suffered burns to shoulders and hair but recovered enough to continue the celebration.
Plans filed with the Railroad Commission describe a Boston & Eastern tunnel to run from Central Wharf under Central and Water streets to a Postoffice Square terminal. The project adds a harbor crossing to Lynn and the north shore, with a 50 train per hour capacity and platform boarding to reduce crowding on existing elevated lines.
John Boward Barker aged 49 of 26 Lawrence Street Malden was found dead in the barn behind his home about 2 pm yesterday while at work. Dr Thomas M Durell medical examiner ruled natural causes and will hold an autopsy. Barker lived in Malden 20 years and is survived by his widow and two children.
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