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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1919

Page

13

The danger spot in every kitchen

A medical style advertisement warns that the kitchen sink is the danger spot for family health and that a thorough disinfection with Sylpho Nathol will prevent disease. It claims the solution is three and a half times stronger than health service standards and is safe for home use, with sales across several store sizes and a booklet.

Condensed Novels Time Extension Granted by Post

The Post extends the entry deadline for its One Hundred Condensed Novels competition to May 1 and extends the submission period to May 15. Public interest and requests for more time prompted the change to allow better condensation of the chosen novels.

Post

Can Condensed Novels be Condensed Differently

A Q A on Condensed Novels allows multiple condensations per author but requires 1250 to 1450 words per piece. Judges are impartial, selecting the best submissions for print. Condensations should capture plot, atmosphere, and spirit without listing every character.

Harvard Liberal Club backs Wilsons fourteen points

The Harvard Liberal Club of Boston cabled to President Wilson commending his insistence on the fourteen points. The message says the club preserves Americas honor pledged in the armistice terms and that the nation backs his stand.

Presiden Wilson Harvard Liberal Club Demarest Lloyd Harvard Liberal Club of Boston America

Carnegie Heiress to Wed Naval Reserve Ensign

Pittsburg society circles await the April 22 wedding of Miss Margaret Carnegie, daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Carnegie, to Ensign Roswell Miller of the Naval Reserve. Miller, son of the late Roswell Miller, once president of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway, enlisted early in the war. Both have been active in war welfare work.

Margaret Carnegie Andrew Carnegie Roswell Miller Naval Reserve Pittsburg Penn Ensign Roswell Miller Ensign Miller Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Naval Re Miss Carnegie America

Hayes Healing Honey Ad Promises Cough Relief

A small vintage advertisement touts Hayes Healing Honey that stops the tickle and soothes throat and cough. It states a price of 5 cents and offers a free box of O Pen- Trate Salve for chest colds head colds and croup with every bottle.

Hayes

Newport to Greet Sims Amid Elaborate Reception

Plans for Rear Admiral Sims return to Newport on Friday are completed. He will be escorted by a destroyer from Wickford, greeted by officials including Gov Beeckman Mayor Mahoney and Rep Burdick, with salutes fired as the ship passes the naval training station and harbor. A parade of 8000 and 150 schoolgirls will contribute to the welcome before a homeward reception at his residence.

Newport R. I Sims Wickford Washington Beeckman Mahoney Burdick Edward H. Campbell Naval Training Station Spencer 9. Wood First Naval District

Body Found in Concord River Near Bedford

Bedford police investigate the discovery of an unidentified middle aged man’s body in the Concord River at West Bedford. Edwin Rand spotted the floating corpse from a muskrat boat and alerted Chief William Kenney as river current may have carried the body downstream from miles above.

Bedford William Kenney Bedford Police Concord West Bedford Edwin N. Rand Kenney

Man Known by Cash He Keeps

Littleton New Hampshire April 9 The New Hampshire Methodist conference opens its thirtieth annual session with Bishop Theodore S Henderson of Detroit presiding He stresses that the centenary aims to reconstruct churches as well as ministries and boards and that money is for expenses The reports show progress despite a tough year Speakers include Rev HE A Tuck Concord Rev D W Howell Buffalo Prof M D Buell Boston Dr J E Charlton Fall River and Dr Edgar Blake Chicago

Littleton N. H Theodore S. Henderson Detroit New Hampshire Methodist Conference New World A. Linfield T. R. Hicks T. B. Cramer HE. A. Tuck Concord D. W. Howell D. D Buffalo M. D. Buell Boston J. BE. Charlton Fall River Edgar Blake Chicago

New Freight Rates to Africa Scheduled

The Shipping Board announced a schedule of class and commodity shipping rates from North Atlantic ports to Africa. Rates to South and West Africa show a slight average advance of $3 over the old flat rate, while rates to North Africa including Egypt remain about the same.

Washington The Shipping Board Today North Atlantic Africa South West Africa North Africa Egypt

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