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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1912
Page
6
A parade will include floats and many bands with a motion picture photograph planned of the entire event. Children will carry inscribed cards. The license question vote is set for next Tuesday.
A long list of temple and church sermons across Advent Christian Adventist Baptist and Christian Science groups in Boston Somerville Roxbury and Dorchester. Notable sermons by Rev Farnham Rev Myers Rev Kennedy de Blois Rev Francis and Rev OBrien with varied times and venues. Music offerings include organ recitals and choirs. all welcome.
Winter Hill's Broadway Congregational hosts Young Men's Christian Association talk by W M Danner of Cambridge with music by Madame Beale Morey and Ghureh quartet. Other churches list sermons, choirs, and special evenings including Dorchester preacher Rev George Luther Cady.
Sunday services include holy communion at 8 and 10 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a. m. by the dean. Evening prayer and address at 4 p. m. and later evensong at 7:30 p. m. Noonday services daily. Preachers include Rev. W. G. Thayer and Very Rev. Frank Du Moulin. Church of the Advent lists rector William Harman van Allen with free seats and multiple services including a 10:30 a. m. litany and sermon, and 4 p. m. mission service.
A dense notice listing numerous church services across Boston including St Stephen's Florence St. St Mark's Roxbury. First Methodist Episcopal Temple St. Daniel Dorchester Memorial West Roxbury. First Presbyterian Columbus Ave. First Reformed Presbyterian Ferdinand and Isabella. Salvation Army People’s Palace East Brookline. Roxbury Universalist Buena Vista St. Harmony Hall Spiritualist. Unity Church Huntington Ave. Allerton Hall Washington St. International Hall Huntington Ave. First Spiritual Temple Exeter St. Cambridge Churchill. New Thought and other religious gatherings with times and speakers.
The National Theatre stage hand collected donations for Christmas gifts for Boston children. A Boston Good Fellows drive raised funds, including $10, to purchase stockings and candy. The Post Santa Claus received 71 letters from kids and three offers to act as Santa, plus a donor group wishing to help.
The Post Santa Claus drive aims to give more toys and money to needy children this year, with thousands helped in prior years and the work expected to increase. Readers are urged to respond early. donations are acknowledged daily and distributed by the Post staff. The report also covers testimony in a mining case involving Hawthorne and Temagami properties, with multiple witnesses denying misrepresentations and detailing their roles. The hearing resumes Monday.
Representative J Hampton Moore of Pennsylvania and president of the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association says the Atlantic coast has long been deprived of its share of rivers and harbors appropriations, alleging discrimination in favor of the Ohio and Mississippi. He vows to protest on the House floor. Representative Ransdell replies that no sectionalism exists and pledges equal effort for New England and the Atlantic coast as for the Mississippi Valley.
Mexican rebels struck an armored troop train at Terrazas just north of Chihuahua City yesterday and were routed disastrously, according to the official report received in El Paso.
In New York on December 6, federal prosecutors sought to discredit letters praising Hawthorne mines and prove that dummy officers were elected in several companies tied to defendants Julian Hawthorne Josiah Quincy Albert Freeman and Dr William J Morton as they face a fraud via mail case over Canadian mining claims.
In Providence Rhode Island December 6 1930 the police were asked to locate May Peak a 17 year old ward of the Children Institution Boston who vanished yesterday from Silver Spring East Providence. She is five feet tall dark complexion wore a dark coat black hat and tan shoes and carried a straw suitcase when she left.
A sensational claim spreads that a golden remedy costs nothing to try and is odorless and tasteless so a woman can secretly add it to tea, coffee, or food at home. The item is pitched as a safe home cure with no detectable scent or taste.
Harry Junior, 21, of 22 Emmet street, slipped from a moving car while en route to visit fiancee Miss Mary Elizabeth Robbins of Avon. His marriage, set for Saturday, is postponed indefinitely as doctors treat a serious injury to his right foot. He sighed, Too bad. Mary will be disappointed.
An old advertisement promotes TIZ foot remedy urging readers to try a 25 cent box and request a free sample by writing Walter Luther Dodge & Co at 1223 S Wabash Ave Chicago II. The copy claims TIZ draws acids from corns bunions and other foot ailments and enlarges foot pores to aid nature.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets provide a mild liver laxative alternative to calomel. They claim quick relief from constipation and dullness with no teeth or gum damage. Sold by The Olive Tablet Company in Columbus Ohio at 10c and 25c per box.
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