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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1914
Page
22
Poslam provides overnight relief for red noses acne and blemishes. It claims to heal eczema acne totter itching scabies and other skin diseases with immediate soothing effects and daily improvement. Advertises free sample from Emergency Laboratories and Poslum Soap for skin and hair beautification.
President Robert G. Dort of Keene New Hampshire serves as vice president Cecil H. Smith of Cambridge Massachusetts is secretary Francis H Cabot Jr of New York City is treasurer Henry K Holmes of Edgewood Park Pennsylvania is secretary of speakers and services committee Arthur E Restarick of Honolulu Hawaii is social service secretary E C Peck of New Britain Connecticut is listed as secretary of the society's officers.
An elderly nun in the St. Clare convent sold a Holy Family painting by Sodorina for 2 lire. The art dealer who bought it later sold it for 20 000 dollars and the painting was smuggled abroad in violation of laws against exporting masterpieces.
Nine year old Ethel Granger of Octavia and Grafton streets Worcester pulled a kettle of boiling water off the stove and suffered serious scalding injuries.
Tomorrow a gala night at the Boston Theatre for women patrons of the play In Old Kentucky. Each reserved female seat holder receives a silk hose gift from Lord & Taylor New York. Escorts may use the event to impress their companions.
A statewide Socialist referendum in Maine selected Percy F. Morse of Portland as Governor candidate and H. J. P. Enemark of Portland as Auditor candidate. A state convention in Bath will confirm the nominations next Tuesday.
Survivors from Newfoundland recount two days of blizzard that doomed the Southern Cross. Captains Martin and Bartlett report no sight of the deeply laden ship, while relief and memorial plans unfold as 69 bodies are identified and survivors limp home.
After a Tenean Beach inspection by the South Dorchester Improvement Association a mass meeting is called for April 14 at Mary Hemenway School Dorchester. The group urges Mayor Curley to fund more changes including extending the beach back while rebuilding bath houses and adding board walks and a playground.
A calf with two heads and two tails plus extra limbs and organs, born dead at McDowell California, was mounted by a local taxidermist in Medford, Oregon, on April 5. The bizarre specimen features two hearts, two lungs, two kidneys and two livers among other dual traits.
The Panama Canal's completion requires about 375 million dollars, a record public works outlay, with 40 million paid to the French for their remaining rights. An engineering inventory shows excavations and machines worth over 42 million as proof the effort paid off. Frederic J. Haskin's The Panama Canal details both nations' stories.
Columbus OhioApril 5 convict inmates at the state penitentiary were given 1600 scissors for personal grooming while barber and tailor services are kept up to date. Running water in cells for bathing is provided and penknives are not issued.
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