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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1912
Page
6
Mrs Margaret Hitt Fox wife of Hugh Corby Fox a Kentucky born manufacturer seeks custody after returning to New York to learn her son Hugh Corby Fox Jr five has been sent to Paris by his father and his grandmother.
Mrs. Fox seeks custody of her son in the preme Court while Fox resists alleging desertion cruelty and failure to provide. A Reno court order granting custody to Mrs. Fox is under challenge after details of alimony arrangements and visitation were discussed. The case includes disputes over residence and legal authority to remove the child from their home and involves monthly support and counsel fees.
Rev Cort Myers preached at Tremont Hall Baptist Church after returning from Europe arguing for liberal adaptation of Old and New Testaments. He dismissed diluted Christianity, urged heart over head faith, and claimed God works miracles daily while criticizing General Booth and Salvation Army practices.
New York Sept 15 Mrs Lucy Drexel Dahlgren daughter of the late Joseph Drexel will not have her divorce suit tried in secret behind a referee's doors.
Mrs. Dahlgren, wife of Eric B. Dahlgren and heir to a $20 million fortune, asks the Supreme Court for permission to frame issues for a jury trial. Eric Dahlgren denies misconduct. The case, connected to Drexel family ties at 812 Madison Avenue, awaits Justice Bischoff’s ruling.
Berkeley mothers' clubs launch a campaign for simple school girl attire. Led by Mrs. Thomas H. Seabury and the Longfellow Club, reform targets outfits and hair, urging girls to dress as girls and focus more on studies than fashion.
Dorchester resident Mrs. J. L. Fosdick offers a $65 dress and a solid gold diamond ring for the return of a special kimono styled coat valued at about $25 to $100. The garment, custom made for her lame arm, disappeared between 1 Everett Avenue and her home after Wednesday night theft.
The American Wool and Cotton Reporter notes that women’s feet legs and bodies are enlarging. New England hosiery mills have ordered larger looms for bigger size stockings. Outdoor sports and athletics drive the change prompting textile buyers to inform mills and corset makers.
The 1912 Boston Electric Show promises the largest exhibit of electrical tools machinery and devices with Edison storage battery phono graph and New England Telephone telegraph display. The St Benedict's church in East Somerville opened for public services with four masses and gifts from parishioners including altars vestments and crucifix.
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