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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1919

Page

14

Wilson introduces Certified Ham and Bacon with pride

William O Freeman writes from 250 Fifth Avenue New York praising Wilson and Co for launching Certified Ham and Bacon. He describes careful selection of pigs, precise curing and smoking, and the strict eight member committee ensuring the Certified standard. He highlights respect for food, loyalty in the workforce, and the Wilson label protecting the table.

Wilson & Co Majestic Wilson William O. Freeman Fifth Avenue New York City

Pastor Seth Cooley Cary Dies at 81 in Dorchester Funeral Today

The Rev Seth Cooley Cary 81 former New England Conference member dies Monday night at his Dorchester home 43 Moultrie street He helped organize Company E 123d Infantry N Y V M and served at Chancellorsville Gettysburg and Sherman’s march He is survived by wife Dr Jennie D Cary and son K B Cary of Gardner.

Seth Cooley Cary New England Conference Moultrie Street Dorchester Cary Belcher N. Y Chancellorsville Gettysburg Sherman School of Theology Boston University Bromfield Street Winthrop Reading Beverly Gardner West Warren Maplewood Wollaston Jennie D. Cary K. B. Cary

Busy Minister Drawn On Jury In Lincoln Grant Case

The Rev. W. L. Dubois of West Stockbridge has been drawn as a juror for the murder trial of Lincoln McKinley Grant in Pittsfield Superior Court. Dubois is noted as a busy local handyman and official, yet as a clergyman he is excused from jury duty, and is expected to be dismissed by the court once the 100 jurors are called for Monday at 10 a.m.

Pittsfield W. L. Dubois West Stockbridge NewEngland Lincoln McKinley Grant Dubois Republican Town Committee

Tchitcherin Denies Bolshevist Message Claim

Russian foreign minister Tchitcherin denies sending a wireless message that claimed Bolshevist influence was spreading in the United States and cited the dispatch as a French fabrication to thwart a moderate U.S. policy toward Russia. He says the message was never sent and was invented to mislead.

Paris Associated Press Tchitcherin Bela Kun Tchiteherin United States Pennsylvania New York Indiana Illinois Michigan Philadelphia America

Freak bill drawn up for Boston housing control

The health commissioner approval bill for all dwelling plans was called freak legislation by Dorchester's Raymond P. Delano. He cited existing laws and questioned who blocked enforcement while Mrs. Albert N. Wood of the Woman's Municipal League urged the measure citing 2600 housing complaints. Charles Logue, head of the Boston Housing committee, backed the draft under Mayor Peters.

Health Commissioner Boston Legislative Committee On Metropolitan Affairs Raymond P. Delano Dorchester Thomas Jordan Boston Health Department Delano Albert N. Wood Woman's Municipal League Charles Logue Boston Housing Committee Peters

Sergeant Welz Chosen as Bodyguard to Pershing Son

Camp Meade Md April 2 Sergeant Joseph A Welz of M Company 11th Infantry decorated with the Croix de Guerre was selected by the War Department as bodyguard to Warren Pershing son of General Pershing. He will report to Secretary of War Baker Sunday after delays at Washington. Welz, a New York City native with 12 years service, received the honor on General Buck's recommendation.

Camp Meade Joseph A. Welz M Company 11Th Infantry War Department Warren Pershing Pershing Baker France Welz W. H. Quesenberry Washington Buck Pennsylvania Military Academy Sergeant Welz New York City

Record of Vote On League of Nations in New England

The polling shows the question Do you wish the United States to enter a League of Nations to preserve peace receiving a No vote. The tally reports 10 892 votes counted and 1 809 counted yesterday with 93 total remaining.

League OF Nations United States Post New England

Harvard Geologists To Montana Summer Field Course

Twenty Harvard geology students will study in Montana next summer under Professor J B Wentworth. The trip runs from July 1 to mid August. Students must have completed an elementary geology course and will receive Harvard credit for the work.

Montana Harvard J. B. Wentworth Harvard Department of Geology

Senate Approves State Budget to Third Reading

The Senate advanced the State budget bill to a third reading with $84,000,000 in appropriations after House amendments. It concurred in removing a $50,000 Homestead act item and supported a $1,000 home purchase for returning war veterans, while Knox's amendment raised band concert funds from $25,000 to $30,000 amid comment that veterans are returning home.

Senate House Gifford Barnstable Knox

Man Admits Poisoning Father Led to 96 Year Old's Death

Hopkinton April 2 Thomas Hartnett was adjudged insane and committed to Westboro State Hospital after his 96 year old father Michael Hartnett died from poisoning. In Milford District Court Hartnett confessed to a physician and a priest called to attend his father that he had administered the poison.

Hopkinton Thomas Hartnett Westboro State Hospital Michael Hartnett Milford Thomas

Mellen Delivers Lecture on Newspaper English Truth

John F. H. Mellen of the Boston Post spoke yesterday on Newspaper English in a lecture addressing language style and clarity. The talk covered conciseness, accuracy, and the impact of phrasing on public comprehension.

Mellen John F. H. Mellen Boston Post

Boston College Hosts Composition Talk By Jesuit Editor

The Rev. Gerald C. Treacy S. J., former editor of America, led a discussion on the Art of Composition for Boston College students. The event featured faculty participation and highlighted Catholic journalism.

Lish Boston College Gerald C. Treacy S. J America The Catholic Weekly

Darken Gray Hair With Simple Home Mixture

San Francisco resident J A McCrea known as Daddy and Grandpa claims a cheap home mix can darken gray hair. The formula uses bay rum glycerine Barbo Compound and water and is applied twice weekly until the shade changes.

J. A. McCrea San Francisco Daddy Grandpa

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