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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1914
Page
2
A long list of discounted garments and accessories for women and girls, including Misses and Small Women suits coats dresses and lingerie waists, and a selection of fabrics, lace trimmings, ribbons, and shoes. Also featured are bicycles and children’s wear with prices and item counts.
President Wilson departed Washington for the summer White House at Cornish New Hampshire to rest and help prepare a proclamation easing navigation law provisions. He travels with Mrs Howe his sister Mrs Cothron and Dr Cary Grayson while Miss Margaret Wilson and Mrs Francis Sayre are already at Cornish preparing the home.
The United States aims to reopen imports of German dyes and chemicals to prevent about one million textile workers from losing their jobs. Rep Metz told Secretary Bryan that without imported colors the government cannot print stamps and currency. A State Department report from Frankfort notes the Rhine is open to Rotterdam, aiding potential shipments in Dutch vessels.
Clifford P. Smith of Boston argues against a clerical medical panel's conclusions on Christian Science healing. He cites 1909 and 1911 remarks by Irving Fisher and Senator Owen, noting physicians’ high regard for Christian Science and its health benefits despite orthodox skepticism.
Reports from Annapolis say Gaston Costet an instructor in languages at the Naval Academy was reportedly detained in France during his vacation and impressed into the French army. Costet a naturalized American citizen has sent word he cannot return and semi official circles say he has been mobilized by France.
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