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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
8
Sufferers of catarrhal deafness and head noises can be treated at home with Parmint double strength mixed in hot water and sugar. Take one tablespoon four times daily. relief may begin with the first dose as hearing improves and head symptoms abate. Nearly ninety percent of ear troubles are linked to catarrh, suggesting many could benefit.
An advertisement touts Rheumosalts as a carbonated lithia drink that flushes the liver and purifies the kidneys. It claims quick relief from back pain fatigue and nervousness, promotes toxin elimination, and offers bottles from 26c to $1.00 with mail order from the Rheumabath Co. in Minneapolis.
The funeral for General John Henry Whitney former state police chief was held at the First Universalist Church Medford with delegations from state military fraternal and civic groups present. Governor Walsh ex Governor Guild and other prominent figures attended as Medford city departments closed. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery with services at the family home and graveside led by Rev Edward M Barney.
Willard O Wallace dies at Haymarket Square Relief Hospital after taking potassium cyanide. He writes to his mother via his Baltimore uncle James Hughlett asking forgiveness and explaining he chose death over a ten year prison term for dishonor.
Lowell March 31 Mrs Martha M M Baker of 145 Westford Street observed her 100th birthday today. She remains active and says she will live many years more.
The District Attorney Pelletier appeared without his mustache in an interview yesterday. The exchange touched on whether shaving affected his oratory and a questioned remark about a woman’s opinion, ending with a playful exchange and a deflection.
The Tenebrae service was held at St James Church on Harrison Avenue with continued services planned for this week. The sanctuary choir directed by Michael Sullivan performed and Rev John Lockney will preach Friday on The Passion of Our Lord. Easter masses begin 3 30 am with night workers choir led by John McDonald and Rev Robert E K Lee preaching. later vespers at 7 20 pm. Retreats for Mt Benedict Council Knights of Columbus occur April 9-12 and 28-26 with a Courage lecture by Rev Michael Jessup S J on April 8 at Boston College High School.
Under Navy supervision the German cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich filled her bunkers with 1600 tons of coal at Newport News shipyards. Coal barges arrived late in the day and orders were given to bar all approaches for the night.
Sailors coal the ship while the crew plays a German national air. Rear Admiral Beatty and Rear Admiral Helm attend a Norfolk conference as Alabama guards Hampton Roads. Rumors say Thierichens seeks a pilot or internment at the Norfolk yard, or plans to sail to Bremen.
In Roxbury on March 31 Joseph P Doherty husband of Minnie Healey. Funeral from 20 West Walnut park Friday April 2 at 12 45 pm. Services at St Mary of the Angels Church at 1 30 pm. Relatives and friends invited. Late member Aerie 45 F O E Thomas W Flood Conclave T O B Local 77 Bartenders Union.
A tense meeting between the Finance Commission and the city council appropriations committee debated a proposed $450 000 reduction to the annual budget. The exchange remained civil as both sides prepared formal signatures for Monday's council session.
Councillor Watson says a private review revealed the Finance Commission planned to fire city workers, including 14 board of health employees and three in the supply department, in the name of economy. dissenters accuse data of being outdated and slashes indiscriminate and unsound.
Councillors McDonald Watson and Woods say salary cuts and layoffs would be needed to meet the proposed budget trim. The France Commission counters the cut can be done without layoffs or wage reductions and notes double phone charges. They recommend halting repairs such as on the steamer Monitor to Der Island. Woods says drastic changes may be impractical. The Finance Commission will review the plan and prepare detailed statements.
Edward McCall 7 years old living at 203 Princeton Street East Boston was seriously injured late yesterday afternoon after being struck by a Boston bound train while playing on tracks of the Boston Revere Beach Lynn railroad.
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