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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1910
Page
11
A poem attributed to Walt Mason reflects a distressed woman who resorts to suicide citing failure and poverty. It laments failed literary careers, hunger, and societal neglect, urging labor over idle despair while noting a loaded gun and a final goodbye. The piece critiques Creative toil and economic hardship.
The line storm this year in Boston is warm and dry but the worst may come. Friends of Captain J. O. Carter of the Canopic fear cholera has reached Naples where it is raging.
A wry column blends social notes and sea tales from Boston and Cambridge. Topics include a Catholic University engineering chair offer to Thomas J. Maguire, a Knights of Columbus Europe trip, veterans recounting costs at a Civil War era convention, stray anecdotes from street life, fishing feats, and a dramatic harbor rescue ending with a hopeful moral.
An examining committee of the Boston and Maine railroad announced prizes for garden displays at line stations. Brattle station in Arlington won first prize for John Merrill who transformed a rocky hill into a flourishing garden, using loam, plants, and glass-grown seedlings. Belmont’s Hill Crossing earned second prize for an equally striking display.
The text traces the name Frances through languages and cultures, noting variants such as Frances, Frank, Fanny, and Francesca. It links figures like Fanny Fern and Francesca Minotti, and mentions literary ties to Keats, Byron, Dante, Pellico, and Leigh Hunt, with notes on diminutives Franceschina and Cecca and related forms in German and Italian usage.
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