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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1916

Page

6

Pontifical Mass Opens Federation Convention in New York

Cardinal O Connell delivered the principal address on Our Country as New York and Boston church leaders spoke at St Patrick s Cathedral. Cardinal Farley Gibbons and O Connell assisted with 12 000 to 15 000 in attendance for a historic Mass and platform remarks by Governor Whitman and others.

Governor Whitman New York Cardinal Farley Cardinal Gibbons Baltimore W. Bourke Cochran James J. Walsh Monsignor Bonzano McFaul Trenton Frank L. Dowling O’connell Our Country Boston Cross Mission Church New ‘York St. Patrick’s Cathedral Sacred College Cardinal O'Connell Fifth Avenue Mgr Michael J. Lavelle Gardinal Gasparri Holy Father Federation of Catholic Societies of United States Cardinals Gibbons Bonzano Knights of St. Gregory Knights of Columbus Pittsburg Penn St. Patrick’s Thomas F. Hickey Rochester Massachusetts Hotel Astor Ambrose Fr. Roche Watertown M. J. Splaine D. D P. R St. Joseph's Church Roxbury O’ Connell Gates Astor Madison Square Garden George Dostal St. Mary’s Catholic Church Iowa City Mother Macree Dostal Mgr. Splaine Henry V. Cunningham Martha. Moore Avery New York City Broadway Philadelphia Bay State Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association Ladies’ Auxiliary Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters George F. Tighe Regular Army Charlestown Social Service Committee Carnegie Hall Federation Muldoon Rockford Francis E. Slattery Brighton James E. Haggerty Ohio State University John A. Ryan Catholic University of America Washington Edwin V. O'Hara Oregon State Commission Father O’hara Helen Haney Randolph Mass Social Service Commission Middle West Mexico Cathedral Hall Cooper Institute Verein Union St. Patrick’s Church Jeremiah E. Burke Dorchester Boston Public Schools Charles EB. Fay David Goldstein Martha Moore Avery T.J. Brannan Francis J. Mullitz Lowell John J. Burke Crusade On Catholic Press and Federation Catholic Young Men's Associations South Phillip J. O'Donnell St. James’ Church Harrison Avenue Theresa Daley Francesco Palumbo Catholic Italian Civic League West End Buffalo New Orleans Teutonia Council Bernard I. Miethe Andrew Fein South Boston Central Verein L. P. Pfau Anthony Mersche Frank J. Ho Boston Federation Frank A. Bates Joseph J. Lannon Joseph Nolan Somerville Lawrence City James T. O'Reilly William J. Sullivan SS. Peter and Paul's Parish Hibernian Brooklyn John O’reagan Nightworkers Mightworkers’ Chapel Hibernians Boston Common Cause Society National Social Service Committee Charles T. Daley West Medford Timothy J. Brinnin The Young Men’s Catholic Association of Young Men's Catholic Union Thi St. Patrick's Cathedral Gibbons Cardinal O’connell

Plant Juice touted by Lynn woman in old ad

An advertisement extols Plant Juice a herbal remedy claimed to cure stomach and rheumatic ailments. It features Mrs M P Brown of East Lynn praising the product and notes the Plant Juice Man staff at Houghton and Dutton Drug Dept. The piece blends health claims with local street testimonials.

M. P. Brown Brookline Street East Lynn Houghton & Dutton

Presidential arbitration plan in railroad strike crisis

President backs arbitration in the looming rail strike but cites no workable means to secure it. He invites railroad executives including Louis W. Hill of Great Northern to meet, while George Pope of the National Association of Manufacturers presses for a firm arbitration principle as the crisis grows.

America Western Railroad Wilson White House Washington George Pope National Association of Manufacturers Pope Hartford, Conn National Railroad Service Louis W. Hill The Great Northern

Dr True's Elixir marketed as worm remedy for children

Advertisement touts Dr True's Elixir as the safe family laxative and worm expeller. It cites signs of worms and claims a world wide reputation with letters from users like Mrs Georgia Philpot of Houston Texas. The ad mentions dealer prices and offers free advice from Auburn Maine.

True Dr. True Georgia Philpot Houston Texas

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