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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1914
Page
10
In a defense stance, Wilson asserts the navy as a natural bulwark, stressing strength at sea without offence. He questions when naval experts will agree on the right ships and timing to guide a decade of construction.
Ad promotes Burrill's Tooth Powder and Burrill's Tooth Paste as cleansing dental products with 25 cent price. The piece transitions to a patriotic wartime defense speech, urging steady policy, peace effort, national duties, and long term goals for economic growth and liberty.
The Massachusetts Red Cross War Fund reports receipts totaling 83 840 02 including New England Hospital 50.00 First Congregational Church Gardiner 47 54 Brookline Town Hall 391 81 and multiple gifts from churches clubs and individuals across Massachusetts. The list credits donors such as F L Higginson Jr treasurer and organizations like Second Baptist Church Lawrence Roxburghe Club and East Boston Home Club among others.
Mayor Curley travels to New York for a conference with allies agents J. Hunter Byrd and Captain Webb. The aim is to divert part of the $30,000,000 allies money spent in the United States to Boston.
The Boston Post Santa Claus editor appeals for larger contributions this year to meet thousands of requests from unfortunate children. readers are invited to send donations to support dollys, games, and life necessities for needy families, with a selection of thank you letters from contributors and recipients.
The piece highlights donations from children and families to a Christmas fund. Notes from Camden Maine Medford and Athol show pennies dollars and a nickel purse with moving messages. A crying mother in black visits the editor to give 50 pennies for other children.
Yale secretary Anson Phelps Stokes proposes lengthening the Yale year by a week. In his annual report he traces calendar changes from 1745 to 1913 showing vacations and study weeks. The comparison highlights shifts in total rest days and excused absences.
Wilbur S. Locke, Boston manager of the Carnegie Steel Corporation, was elected worshipful master of the Parkman Lodge of Masons of Winchester at its annual meeting and election last night.
Jay B. Benton named senior warden and George A. Barron re elected treasurer for 21 years. George S. Littlefield remains secretary, George B. Haywood is junior warden, and B J Moran is re elected for three years to the Board of Trustees of Funds.
An advertisement touts a wild Mexico herb claimed to lower sugar and improve vigor in diabetes. It offers a 50 cent package for 10 cents plus a free diabetes booklet, with a money back guarantee, mailed from AMES Steerer Co. Box 204 M Whitney Point NY. It mentions availability through Riker-Jaynes or any druggist.
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