Character and education surpass dress and speech as guide
A remark on how inner qualities reflect more than outward appearance and manner. It suggests that character and education provide a truer measure of a person than attire or spoken style.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1916
Page
6
Cross Wedding Invitations and Accessories Offered
Engraved English Script plates for invitations with 100 complete on oblong panels and double envelopes priced at 17.00 each additional hundred 6.50. Invitations and announcements handled similarly with per line engraving 1.25 and card printing per hundred 3.00. English Script name only engraving 1.50. Extensive wedding place cards and Crystal and Wicker ware gifts featured on the second floor.
Last Whittier photo found by Pickard grand nephew
AMESBURY September 6 A valuable photographic negative shows poet Whittier in a image taken just before his death a few days later. The find was made by Greenleaf W. Pickard Whittier’s grand nephew and wireless inventor who recovered the long lost picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Whittier
Whittier
Greenleaf W. Pickard
Amesbury
Pickard rediscovered Whittier photograph negative
Mr Pickard a noted photographer and wireless telegraphy expert, son of biographer Samuel T Pickard, photographed Whittier at the Gove House in Hampton Falls in September 1892. The sunlit exposure on the poet’s piazza yielded a negative later found among Pickard’s old N H negatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pickard
United States
Samuel T. Pickard
Whittier
Gove House
Hampton Falls
N. H
Pickard
Greenleaf
Gove
First Meeting of Mexican EC Holds Amicable Conference
New London Sept 6 six Mexican and American commissioners met to discuss growth control and strength of Mexico's constitutional government in a bid for an amicable permanent settlement of international difficulties. The de facto government reportedly grew stronger, especially since its recognition. The session closed with a yacht cruise and a plan for a Friday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Mexico
Keene Man Choked to Death in Winchedon Restaurant
John Sullivan, 18 years old, of Keene New Hampshire, died at a Winchedon restaurant after a piece of meat lodged in his throat during dinner. Two physicians attempted an emergency operation, but it failed to save him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchendon
John Sullivan
Keene
N. HE
Hearings on railroad problems set for November 20
Washington reports the joint congressional sub committee on railroad problems will begin hearings November 20. It plans to invite the Interstate Commerce Commission State railroad commissioners road representatives bankers and trade boards. The scope may cover wages and other issues in the current labor dispute. A hotel theft case involves a tenant fleeing with movable property except the bed paying $1 rent and using the name Frank H Prentiss of Hartford Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joint Congressional Sub-Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boards of Trade
Joint Committee
Special Investigating Commission
Keidelberg
Frank H. Prentiss
Hartford
Man Wages Suicide Over Fear of Blindness
Millard Smith a 65 year old street railway section hand in Hallowell Maine hanged himself fearing impending blindness. The death occurred today and is believed to be due to his fear of losing his sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowell
Millard Smith
Cole Claims Invisible Government Controls Republicans in Mass
General Charles H. Cole, Democratic candidate for Governor, charged last night in Pittsfield and North Adams that an invisible government still controls the Republican party. He said the pro progressive promises were not kept and urged Massachusetts voters to back the Democrats to advance initiative and referendum and other reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Charles H. Cole
Pittsfield
North Adams
Democratic Party
General Cole
Progressive Party
McCall
Coolidge
Senate
Massachusetts
Bird
Wilson
Sargol Flesh Builder Promoted in Local Ad
An advertisement touts Sargol as a fattening aid for thin people claiming it helps the digestive tract absorb nutrients to build solid weight. It promises 10 to 20 pounds of flesh, safety, and a money back guarantee with notes on cautious use for nervous indigestion.
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