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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1916
Page
2
A musical Raffles, famed for operatic opera, has reportedly separated the Harvard Gold Coast from valuable arias stored on phonograph discs. Despite traps, he has entered exclusive Gold Coast suites and stolen costly records through the week.
The Hebrew Teachers Association of Greater Boston celebrated its fifth anniversary at Elizabeth Peabody House on Charles Street West End. Ethamar Ben Yehuda of New York served as the principal speaker.
A reader embraces commitment by paying a year in advance for The Laps Home Journal, trusting the editors to deliver value. The note frames stewardship in editing as an obligation to subscribers and invites continued support through a copy.
Professor Walter Rauschenbusch of Rochester Theological Seminary addresses the Old South forum on The Old Religious Faith and the Social Enthusiasm. He notes early Americans indulged in drink but says modern views emphasize evil. City Councillor Coleman presides and the series continues February 9 with Raymond Fosdick on Policing a Great City.
Wesleyan University reveals its swimming schedule with a February 26 meet against Harvard in Middletown. Earlier dates include Amherst at Amherst February 12 and Brown at Middletown February 22 followed by Yale freshmen at Middletown March 17.
Government report says revolutionary forces were defeated near Tzuliutsing north of Sui fud in Szechuan province. About 200 rebels from Yunnan were killed and many machine guns captured.
An advertisement promises gray hair darkens naturally using Hay's Hair Health. Apply with a sponge for immediate color restoration, claiming a non greasy formula that strengthens hair. Two or three weekly treatments cited with a bottle available from druggists.
Mrs Elizabeth Lowe of Allston will marry Judge M F Sando of Scranton Pa in a nuptial mass at St Aidan s Brookline this morning. Sando, Orphans Court judge for the 45th district, arrived quietly at the Hotel Lenox planning a secret ceremony akin to Governor Brumbaugh s private wedding.
Speakers at a Tremont Temple gathering condemned Germany's conduct in the war and urged action beyond words. They denounced crimes such as civilian murder, cited the Lusitania sinking, and called for enforcing mankind's rights, while Professor Leo Weiner blamed Germany for wanting to keep the world to the strong.
A resolution passed by the Max Henry Newman Club praises President Wilson for nominating Louis D. Brandeis to the Supreme Court. The Boston Post is credited in a separate resolution for an editorial on the Brandeis appointment published Saturday February 5.
The Metropolitan branch aims for 10 000 members and reports strong progress. Brookline set a Thursday meeting at Hotel Beacon’s Field with J Randolph Coolidge Jr speaking on Preparedness and Miss Katherine P Loring detailing Red Cross work in war and peace.
The Rev. Charles A. Maton resigns as pastor of Madison Avenue Baptist Church New York to join in shaping a new Americanism and a new era of Christianity following the European war.
A Boston x ray specialist advocates early use of radiography for cancer and tuberculosis. He cites Paris school lung exams and urges municipalities to adopt x ray screening as an economic health measure, while cautioning it is not a cure-all. The talk underscores patriotism debates and wartime policy.
The Work Horse Relief Association urges owners not to overload work horses amid snowy and icy streets. Overloading harms horses, especially when driving sleighs or pungs, often by young drivers. A shoeing conference will be held at the Revere House on February 17 at 7:30 p.m. with demonstrations of new non slipping shoe forms.
Boston men including John H Fahey Howard A Fitene and Howard Elliott will address the annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States in Washington at the New Willard Hotel on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday Sessions will cover welfare and prosperity of the nation Fahey has led the U S Chamber as president for two years.
The annual dinner by Cardinal O Connell for the Cathedral of the Holy Cross regu lar and sanctuary choirs and church ushers will be held tonight at 7 30 in Cathedral school hall Malden street and Harrison avenue. Cathedral clergy will attend and the cardinal is expected to speak briefly.
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