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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1915

Page

8

Battleship Nebraska to host Christmas dinner for 100 children

The battleship Nebraska at Charlestown navy yard will entertain 100 poor Boston children with a Christmas dinner on board. Each child will receive shoes and stockings and be shown the ship. Mayor Curley was approached by Chief Yeoman Henry L. Lee who asked the city to arrange transportation and supervision by officers wives.

Nebraska Charlestown Navy Yard Curley Henry L. Lee Timothy J. (Wood Yeoman Lee Boston State Board of Charity Henry NI. Lee Agwia Gey Ae Fagi San Club The Allston’ Congregational Church Will Malden Irving Mitcheth Randolph Dorothy Merrow Mie Cha de Ose Ethel George Gharite Ham Helen Chittenden Andrews, Waegatt Co Alice McClure South Lawrence Oo.s Cod Wulee Presbyterian Church of Hyde Della L. McAfee Mary Sanear Mareen Norman Ioretta Dorothy Elsesser Bunker Hill St Charlestown Summer St Cul Euna Simchat Kenneth Ida Seamon Dorcheste BAUYS Erodo Ietighe Sarg alRle Larkaea IE Freddie Earl Millone Plopace Moses Sa Ua Cess Rebecca Boy Scouts Old Maida Ge Gipson Isin Duvar UGIE Dana Cotton Gorham Hillsboro N. H Rina Asin Rockland Thomas and James Fast Boston New England Iieseid Meat and Wool Co Speedrhieik Helen Betty Mary Emmart Dickie T-Airx Kempis Hopedale Mass Burnham Bellingham Interm Aueloin Boygind Diveiaah Adelegalate Iy Wien Tally Ashland Street Tiotohorggi fisiWars Reed Daicend Tony Master Eugene F. Callanan Teresa Ceeck Ngo SPR Sca Edward F. W

Plant Juice touted as remedy with Boston testimonials

The advertisement touts Plant Juice as a proven remedy with many local testimonials. It highlights a Boston resident, Boyd Riley, describing relief from chronic stomach trouble after four bottles, claiming improved eating, sleep, and weight. The Plant Juice Man promotes the product at Liggett Drug Company, Washington and Avon streets.

Boston Boyd Riley North Avenue Liggett Drug Company Washington and Avon Streets

Post Santa Seeks Large Christmas Gifts for Boston Children

The Boston Post Santa received wide donations from State Street clerks and bankers. gifts include $47 and $20.50 from various city offices, the Liberal League of Massachusetts, and numerous individual contributors. Readers are urged to keep sending letters and money to fund toys and clothing for needy children, with many notes from families asking for toys, stockings, and warm clothes.

Boston Post Santa Claus Bankers State Street Boston City Hall Annex Metz Company Liberal League of Massachusetts B. S. Corporation Martha Marlow Stanton Savannah E. A. Cowdrey Federal Street Santa Baby Xmas George Papa Katherine

Green Adams Wedding Held at Sandwich

Miss Mildred Florence Green daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur John Green of Sandwich wed Thomas Ellsworth Adams of Boston in First Parish Unitarian Church Sandwich. Rev R Holbrook Cheever officiated with Raymond Morse as best man maid of honor Anna Nye Armstrong and Frances Evelith Wight as flower girl. A reception followed at George Pope’s residence.

Sandwich Mildred Florence Green Arthur John Green First Parish Unitarian Church Thomas Ellsworth Adams Boston William H. Adams R. Holbrook Cheever Raymond Morse Brockton Anna Nye Armstrong West Sandwich Frances Evelith Wight Canaan N. Y Alden Clarke Hastings Bartley George Pope

Alterative calcium salt praised for consumption cure

Dr. Bartholow cites clinical experience in 1895 with a calcium salt branded Eckman’s Alterative as having alterative properties that may aid tuberculosis. The remedy, free of opiates or habit forming drugs, is claimed to be easily assimilated and to promote elimination of morbific materials. Kekman laboratory, Philadelphia.

Roberts Bartholow Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia Materia Medica Aing Eckman Eckman Kekman Laboratory

Post Santa Claus Needs Automobiles for Gifts

Thousands of bundles of Christmas gifts are ready for distribution and more will be prepared daily until Christmas. The Post Santa requests friends with an extra auto, truck, or wagon to lend their vehicle for a day or a few hours to help deliver gifts. Contact the Santa Claus Editor at the Post building or call Main 1383.

Santa Claus Papa City Hospital Mamma Josephine Santa Charlotte Post Santa Claus Julia Main 1383

Holbrook Town Treasurer Sentenced for Public Funds Theft

George B. French of Holbrook, longtime town treasurer, pleaded guilty to theft of public funds totaling 16,000 dollars. In Dedham Superior Court he received a two year sentence in the House of Correction after pleading to four of seven counts, District Attorney Barker noting the deal.

Dedham Mass George B. French Holbrook Superior Court House of Correction French Barker

Case Reported to Supreme Court on Boston Passageway Injunction

Joseph I. Kessler of Newton was given a hearing on his petition for an injunction to compel Frederick C. Bodditch of Brookline to desist from building on or over a passageway at the northwest corner of Pleasant and Piedmont streets in Boston. Judge Morton reported the case to the Supreme Court after hearing unusual circumstances.

Joseph I. Kessler Newton Frederick C. Bowditch Brookline Pleasant and Piedmont Streets Boston Equity Merit Superior Court Morton Supreme Court

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