Funeral for William M. Webber Senior Masonic Leader
Four officers of the Grand Lodge T. C. C. I. from Massachusetts served as pallbearers at the funeral of William M. Webber a 20 year grand instructor. Services were at Warren Avenue Baptist Church with Rev. William Dusseault and the burial rite by the Odd Fellows. Webber belonged to Columbian lodge.
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Grand Lodge
Massachusetts
William M. Webber
Warren Avenue Baptist
William F. Dusseault
Lynn
Odd Fellows
Ll. W. Powers
Frank G. Potter
I. W. Powers
Samuel Kk. Walker
George TV. Dolloss
George N. Tuller
Mr. Webber
Columbian Lodge
The
Masonic Fraternity
Musterole Ad Promises Quick Relief Without Stomach Risk
An advertisement touts Musterole as a clean white external ointment that relieves headaches and cold congestion without blistering or affecting the stomach or heart. It claims rapid action for sore throats bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia and many aches with jars 30c 60c and hospital size 2 50.
Italian War Relief Rally Talks of Courage and Sacrifice
A Tremont Theatre gathering supports the Italian War Relief Fund. Lt Bruno Rozelli praises Italy and the US as war allies. Italian journalist Amy Bernhardy describes civilian refugees and wartime costs, with speakers George von L Meyer and Lewis Niles Roberts outlining relief efforts.
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Italy
Bruno Rozelli
Italian Ary
Tremont Theatre
Italian War Relief Fund
United States
Amy Bernhardy
Cadorna
Miss Bernhardy
Vittorio Orlandiini
George von L. Meyer
Lewis Niles Roberts
Active Corps
Service flag unfurled at Portsmouth church
In Portsmouth New Hampshire on February 3 a service flag honoring parish youths serving in the army and navy was unfurled after high mass. A color guard from the nave, soldiers from Port Constitution, and a patriotic address by Rev. D Alex Sullivan preceded the ceremony. The flag bears 100 stars.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Port Constitution
D. Alex Sullivan
P. R
Tye
Second Degree Conferred on Class of Fifty in Boston Area
The second degree was exemplified on a class of 50 candidates in the Pere Marquette Council hall in South Boston yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was conducted by the degree staff of the Boston Chapter in their first peninsula district appearance this season. They also aid councils whose officers have joined the colors, with patriotic addresses by Deputy Joseph A. I. O'Neill Grand Knight Murray of Milton Council and others.
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Pere Marquette Council
Sk. of C
Independence Square
South Boston
Boston
Peninsula
Joseph A. I. O'Neill
Murray
Milton Council
Salvation Army War Fund Rally at Tremont Temple
Commander Evangeline Booth declared the flag’s defiance of defeat in a dramatic address on The Stars and Stripes to a full Tremont Temple audience. Rev. Cortland Myers pledged 50 dollars plus another 50 as Temple gift, with Attorney General Henry Attwill presiding. Military officers attended.
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Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
Stars and Stripes
Tremont Temple
Cortland Myers
Annual Charity Ball of the Boston Elks
The Boston Lodge of Elks holds its annual charity ball tonight at Symphony Hall. Grand Exalted Ruler Joseph Santosuosso oversees the event with a programme starting 7:30 p.m. and a grand march at 9 p.m. led by Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Santosuosso. Festivities end at 11:50 p.m. with extra car service provided by the Boston fuel committee.
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Boston Lodge of Elks
Symphony Hall
Joseph Santosuosso
Boston Fuel Committee
Bromo Quinine Cold Cure Adverts Prompt Signatures
An old advertisement offers Laxa Tive Bromo Quinine as a one day cold remedy. It urges calling for the full name and notes a signature by E W Grove. The claim centers on rapid relief and a 30c price point.
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E.W. Grove
Guard Teeth Scientist Urges Clean Mouth for Health
Dr Thomas I Harrington deputy commissioner of labor and industry Massachusetts spoke at the Forsyth Dental Infirmary for Children on the link between dental hygiene and illness. He warned that twenty five germs varieties can inhabit one mouth and that disease on ships and in camps stems from unclean teeth. He urged sound teeth and frequent mouth and nose rinsing with a mild alkaline solution like baking soda.
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Thomas IF. Harrington
Labor and Industry of
Massachusetts
Forsyth Dental Infirmary
Boston Man First to Be Named by Daniels
Secretary of the Navy Daniels appoints Richard J. Davis of Boston a chaplain in the navy with the rank of lieutenant junior grade. He has temporary duty at the Boston navy yard and is the first Christian Scientist named as a navy chaplain.
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France
No Man's Land
Gillette Safety Razor Company
Boston
Gillette Company
New York
Navy
Daniels
Richard J. Davis
Albert F. Gilmore
Christian Science Committee
Davis
Boston Navy Yard
Army
Four Men Overcome by Gas Across City
Four men were overcome by illuminating gas in separate city locations. Charles D. Henderson 26 and S A Crawford 22 sailors from Commonwealth Pier were found unconscious at 20 Common Street. Oswald von Hofe 82 of 460 Shawmut Avenue was most seriously affected. John Sousa 60 of 3 Lothrop Place was unconscious in bed after his roommate noticed the gas odor.
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Commonwealth Pier
Charles D. Henderson
S. A. Crawford
Common Street
Oswald von Hofe
Shawmut Avenue
John Sousa
Lothrop Place
Sousa
Justice William M. Chase Dies at 80 in Concord
Concord New Hampshire February 3 William M Chase associate justice of the New Hampshire Supreme Court from 1891 to 1907 died at his home aged 80 His son Arthur H Chase is state librarian He served in the State Senate 1909 1911 was a Dartmouth College trustee and held honorary A M and LL D degrees He chaired a commission that codified and revised New Hampshire public laws before joining the high court
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Concord
N. H
William M. Chase
New Hampshire Supreme Court
Arthur H. Chase
Chase
State Senate
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Supreme Bench
Charles Fleischer Speaks on The Jew From a Non Jewish Viewpoint
Charles Fleischer former rabbi of Temple Israel spoke at Union Park forum on The Jew From the Non Jewish Viewpoint of the Jew. He argued the Jew is the most cosmopolitan human due to adaptable humanity and would be more beloved if he took himself less seriously.
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Charles Fleischer
Temple Israel
Union Park Forum
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