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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1913
Page
4
Cardinal O Connell issued an order Sunday warning Roman Catholics attending the chapel Masses led by Lithuanian priest Joseph Griculs that they are not fulfilling church obligations. The notice states the East Seventh Street chapel lacks blessing and diocesan authorization.
Two thousand members of the Maine State Grange arrive in Bangor for the th annual meet igg to begin Tuesday through Thursday. City Hall hosts a reception with speeches by Mayor Beal, State Board of Trade President Chapin, Bangor Chamber of Commerce VP Adams, and Master Stetson delivers the response.
Mrs. Alva Baxter of 407 Cypress St Orange Texas testifies she suffered severe back pains and nervous prostration from kidney trouble. After using Kilmer's Swamp Root she improved in one bottle and fully recovered after several bottles. She has remained well for nine years and endorses the remedy. Subscribed March 21, 1912.
Letter to Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York offers a sample bottle for ten cents and a booklet on kidneys and bladder It urges mentioning the Boston Daily Post and notes regular fifty cent and one dollar bottles available in stores
Acting Mayor Kenny to present recommendations to Mayor FitzGerald upon return. He says officials from the penal institutions and city supply departments are negligent after seeking permission to award a 1500 ton coal contract without bidding due to a three day supply at Deer Island House of Correction.
Acting Mayor Kenny will investigate lax department oversight after officials proposed a non advertised contract for laying water pipe on Pleasant street. The dispute centered on a $1012 renewal extending a June contract while urging prior advertising to ensure winter work.
In Concord New Hampshire George W Trover and Dr Ebenezer J Master Eddy sue to recover legacies from the late Mary Baker G Eddy. Trover seeks 12000 dollars for delayed payment of a 10000 dollar bequest due within a year of her death. Dr Eddy seeks 1050 dollars including damages. The defendants named are Josiah I Fernald.
An old advertisement promotes St Jacobs Oil as a rapid remedy for backache sciatica lumbago and related pains. It claims kidneys cause no pain and urges readers to rub in the oil for instant relief harmless to skin and effective for strains sprains and rheumatic discomfort.
Readers urged to donate toys clothes and funds to the Post Santa Claus fund to aid local children in need this Christmas. The article notes 2000 packages prepared and thanks donors including Brown Durrell Company Hotel Touraine staff and Cigarmakers Union, with appeals from children seeking shoes stockings mittens and toys.
A fragmented list of names, donations, and dues from Boston area clubs, unions, and readers. Items include contributions for children’s causes, local organizations, and a total cash tally of 1 878.75 with scattered small payments and memberships noted across Dorchester, Cambridge, Methuen, and South End venues.
An article touts uric acid as the cause of bladder weakness and promotes Jad Salts and Rad Salts as simple, inexpensive fixes. It claims four ounces of Rad Salts daily neutralizes urine acids, easing irritation and restoring normal urinary function.
An advertisement promotes Harmony Hair Beautifier as a superior liquid hair dressing that enhances hair shine and manageability without changing color. It includes Harmony Shampoo for dandruff-free cleansing, both sold at The Rexall Store with money-back guarantees. The sponsors hail from Harmony laboratories in Boston and Rexall Stores.
Robert Alfonso Taft son of former President Taft led the Ohio State bar exam with 97 percent after Yale and Harvard Law School studies. He scored two points higher than the second ranking candidate and received congratulations from his father.
William Hulbert a 35 year old Waterbury shoemaker bought 10 morphine tablets and swallowed seven. Police Chief D T Harvey and Drs Bidwell Steele and Goodrich forced entry found him nearly unconscious. A stomach pump revived him after intense work. he has been drinking heavily recently.
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