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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1917

Page

4

Seven Injured in Lynn Elevator Crash at Local Factory

An elevator at Allen Forbes Bridges factory on Market street in Lynn dropped five floors injuring seven workers, six women and one man. The victims endured fractures, internal injuries and serious trauma. emergency care followed at Lynn Hospital as the crowd panicked on the upper floors.

Allen, Forbes & Bridges Market Street Harrison Court Lynn Frances Abrams Shepard Street Lynnn Hospital Mary Delacey Summer Street West Lynn Lynn Hospital Mary Murphy Cottage Street West Iuynn Mary Brennick Wanover Street William Gerry Washington Street Mary Barry Church Street Edward Boyce Tremont Court

Doctor Tells How To Strengthen Eyesight In One Week

An advertisement claims Bon Opto tablets strengthen eyesight within seven days. It describes dissolving one tablet in water to bathe the eyes twice daily and cites patient anecdotes of improved reading without glasses. A physician endorses the remedy and money back guarantee. Available at local druggists.

Houghton & Dutton Drug Dept Liggett’s Riker-Jaynes’ Drug Stores

Boston Post Santa fund appeal calls for urgent gifts

The Boston Post outlines a year end fundraising drive for a city Santa Claus workshop at 105 Federal Street and 263 Washington Street. It urges nightly and daily operations, requests donations of small coins, and features letters from children asking not to be forgotten while listing donors and the daily intake and roll of honor.

Post Santa Federal Street Post Washington Street Santa Santa Claus Boston Post Boston Mass New England William Post Santy Mamma Santy

Bride without regrets Cambridge girl marines cook at Charlestown

Edith Clark, now Mrs Sydney Mr March, married four months ago to Private March of the Marine Corps. In Charlestown she shares his life as he cooks for marines at the navy yard. She says she is nervous but proud to be a soldier's wife and a bride without regrets.

Greater Boston Sydney Mr. March Cambridge Monument Square Charlestown March Edith Clark Private March Marine Corps Charlestown Navy Yard

Tip for group gift buys from community helpers

A quoted line invites settlement workers, Sunday school teachers, and children's friends with small groups to use this notice as a prompt to organize gifts. It frames the idea as a friendly tip to rally selective donors and coordinate a charitable giving effort.

Burned siblings saved after kettle topples in kitchen tragedy

George Slattery four and his sister Catherine fifteen of 387 West First Street South Boston are hospitalized with severe burns to arms and legs after a kettle of boiling water toppled while Catherine tried to rescue George. Catherine's injuries are more serious but she remains conscious and comfortable. The incident occurred in their home late yesterday afternoon.

George Slattery Catherine West First Street Boston City Hospital George

Supreme Court backs Idaho prohibition on personal liquor use

The Supreme Court upheld Idaho’s prohibition law ruling that a citizen has no constitutional right to possess liquor for personal use if a state forbids it. The decision marks a major victory for bone dry laws and broad state control over intoxicants.

Washington Idaho Supreme Court

State Right to Prohibit Intoxicants Upholds Prohibition

Justice McReynolds writes for the court that a state has absolute power to prohibit manufacture gift purchase sale or transportation of intoxicating liquors within its borders without violating the Constitution. He states the right to hold liquors for personal use is not a fundamental privilege protected against state abridgment. A contrary view would undermine the authority to prevent.

Justice McReynolds United States

Cambridge Bank Elects Cashier

Walter M. Van Sant of Hartford Connecticut has been elected cashier of the Manufacturers National Bank of Cambridge. He brings 11 years of banking experience including roles at a major New York City bank and a Connecticut national bank, and has served as a state bank examiner. The bank’s new quarters near completion will provide modern facilities for all departments.

Walter M. van Sant Hartford Conm Manufacturers National Bank of Cambridge van Sant New York City Connecticut Cambridge Bank

Davison to Speak Here on Friday in Boston

Henry P. Davison chairman of the War Council of the American Red Cross will visit Boston Friday to meet with James Jackson manager of the New England division and local workers and to report on the War Council’s stewardship. He will outline how the hundred million dollar war fund raised nationwide is being spent.

Henry P. Davison War Council of the American Red Cross Boston James Jackson New England The Red Cross War Council Davison Councl

Davison Heads Red Cross Tour With Boston Stop

Chairman Davison visits Boston as part of a national tour to strengthen ties with division managers and the public. A Tremont Temple mass meeting led by Brigadier General Johnston will be open to all, with Red Cross representatives from New England in attendance.

Davison Boston Tremont Temple Johnston Northeast Red Cross New England Connecticut Water Somerset Frederick W. Moore

Red Cross policy wording questioned amid war council talks

The document discusses policy clarity and face to face discussions with Red Cross representatives. It emphasizes accurate knowledge, anxious timelines, and alignment with Red Cross methods and policies in wartime, urging informed sentiment and proper conduct.

Red Cross Altizlaf Larwe Red’ Cross

Bowen pledge and betting crowd form at Parker House

Patrick Bowen announced he would be at the Parker House with $50,000 to bet against Dan James A Gallivan for Boston mayor. A large crowd gathered, but no money changed hands as police inspected and betting failed to materialize amid rumors and a late departure with a $25,000 certified check.

Charity Dance For War Sufferers At Mt Carmel

A dance sponsored by the Young People of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church is held tonight in Sumner Hall Boston to aid war sufferers. Proceeds go to relief efforts as parishioners invite all to attend.

Mt. Carmel Sumner Boston

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