Collision at sea as Venus rises from waves
A whimsical scene describes Venus emerging from the sea while a mermaid questions loss of sins. Venus blames furious motor boats for her wardrobe trouble and inability to fasten a back button, adding a comic mythic note to a nautical collision vignette.
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Impossibly stylish Paris advert doubles as odd suitor
A playful exchange unfolds as a pretty girl calls a man a clothes-rail fashion lookalike from Paris. A cynical companion counters, saying if he resembles Paris advertising he must be impossible. The banter highlights his fashionably odd aura.
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Paris
Ostend and Pa Debate Gossip's Worth
Ostend wonders why gossip seems to gain currency, while Pa argues the opposite and calls gossip a poor thing at all times. The exchange features a father and son discussing social rumor and value.
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Dialog about courting compared to coercion and a note on spider web use
A quirky exchange places a joke about wooing women alongside a historical line that efforts to use the spider's web for practical purposes began in 1710 in France. The two facts are presented as disconnected curiosities from different domains.
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France
Taft in Beverly Rides to Church in Rain and Plans Busy Week
President Taft, undeterred by rain, rode to the Unitarian Church in Beverly as his Labor Day plans unfold. He will spend the week at Myopia Hunt Club golfing daily and attending the North Shore horse show, with visits from Ballinger, Durand, and Japanese royal guests, plus a Grand Army post parade and a yacht luncheon aboard the Mayflower. Mrs Taft likely stays through October 16.
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Newfoundland Gover or Arrives in St John’s
Sir Aaroh Williams arrives in St John’s as the new Governor of Newfoundland succeeding Sir William MacGregor aboard the Allan line steamship Carthaginian. The arrival marks the official start of his tenure amid ceremonial welcomes and local expectations.
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New St Stanislaus Church Opens After Fire
The new St Stanislaus Catholic Church in Chelsea opened with a sacred concert last evening attended by about 1500 people. Proceeds support the church under Pastor Rev George Jaskolski O M C. The program featured choir, violin and soprano solos by members from St Rose Assumption and St Stanislaus, directed by Gilbert G Dolliver who also played the organ.
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Raps at Dr Eliot s Views on Religion
In a sermon on Education Rev L P McCarthy of Holy Redeemer Church Boston attacked Charles W Eliot former Harvard president for advocating a new religion without divine authority. He compared Eliot to Mrs Eddy John Knox and John Calvin, asserting the scholar lacks proper religious grounding.
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Gorman Leaves St Marys to Assume Boston College Post
Rev. Joseph A. Gorman S. J., rector of St Marys Church North End for seven years, is named treasurer at Boston College. He will remain at St Marys until Tuesday graduation exercises then oversee the new University Heights Boston College building. His successor at St Marys is Rev Thomas I White S J from St Francis Xavier New York, a Charlestown native who has not held a Boston post before. Father Keating S J transfers to St Andrew on the Hudson Poughkeepsie N Y for one year.
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Labor leader discusses strikes in Worcester address
James Duncan of Quincy, secretary treasurer of the Granite Cutters International Association and first vice-president of the AFL, spoke before the Worcester Central Labor Union in Worcester on September 5. He discussed strikes, postal savings banks and related labor issues, receiving a hearty reception from the audience.
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James Duncan
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Granite Cutters’ International Association of America
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