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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1915
Page
6
Mayor Curley wants a five mile rose path along Jamaicaway with trellis frames 15 feet by six feet on both sides and similar ornamentation to Franklin Park. The park department will study feasibility and report advisability.
An advertisement touts Plant Juice as a cure for stomach ailments with testimonials from Mrs Ella Dougle of 90 Taylor St Neponset. It claims quick relief germ destruction and tissue rebuilding and notes a drug store presence at Liggett Drug Co Washington and Avon Streets. The piece also covers local politics in Boston with mayoral dynamics and a plan to inject partisan politics into city council elections and districting commissions.
Mrs M Joseph of 22 Moore Place Arlington Centre Massachusetts reports long standing deafness improved by Osmo-Chemic Physician X ray therapy. She says left ear which doctors said was destroyed now hears well and she can hear ordinary conversation. Doctor Walsh endorses the treatment.
The Democratic city committee and Mayor Curley settled a secret agreement at the Parker House to implement Good Government style campaign rules for the upcoming city council election, uniting Curley and former foe James P. Timilty to back Democratic candidates.
The State Board of Animal Industry asks the State Board of Agriculture to suspend bounties for cattle show organizers and urges cattle, sheep, and swine owners not to exhibit this fall to avoid a renewed foot and mouth outbreak. Letters from the bureau warn of potential disease spread and outline the precautionary move.
Miss Edith Gray daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Ellsworth Gray of Brookline will marry Dr Luther Mitchell Ferguson son of Mr and Mrs John C Ferguson of Newton today in a Boston area ceremony attended by Boston and Newton residents.
A note inviting readers to check the forthcoming Sunday Post for a feature on Everybody's Page. It urges attention to this planned contribution and marks it as a highlight for the issue.
The ceremony will be conducted by Rev. Charles W. Duffield at 4 pm at the Church of Our Saviour Longwood. A reception will follow at the bride’s parents home. Miss Gray, Smith College 1912, is the daughter of E H Gray head of Gray Company. Maid of honor Florence Ferguson. bridesmaids Mary Ferguson Ethel Osgood Dorothy Day Ruth Witt. Best man Charles Ferguson. ushers include Frank.
Ferguson of Brooklyn N Y cousin of the groom Dr Richard Miller of Marlboro Street Dr Lewis Hill of the Children's Hospital and Lieutenant Edward Roth of the United States Army listed among the wedding party names in a society note.
Ad copy touts Poslam as instant relief for skin itching including mezema and sunburn. Claims quick soothing of inflamed skin, with uses for mosquito bites poison ivy cuts scalds bruises and itchy feet. Recommends Poslam Soap for daily skin care and invites 4 cent samples from Emergency Laboratories New York.
Reports say Austrians evacuate first lines toward Isonzo from Avisia while Italian forces push in Tyrol and Gall River valley. Italian troops overcome Tyrolese at several Gail crossings and take multiple miles of railway along Fellax River in Carinthia. A minister who uses ball play in sermons is featured in the next Sunday Post Magazine.
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