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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1915
Page
3
The Christian Endeavor movement marks its 34th anniversary as about five thousand members in Greater Boston and four million globally join the observance. Founder Francis E. Clark attends services in Dorchester where he urges youths to bear war burdens with faith and righteousness amid wartime strain.
The Rev. Arthur Mercer, recently appointed pastor of the Universalist Church in Weymouth, delivered his first sermon yesterday with the topic Forward March. He previously served in Orleans, succeeding Rev. Rufus H. Dix who is now pastor in Newton.
Dr S A Hopkins at Harvard Medical School lecture argues nutrition depends on proper mastication. He says fast bolting wastes money and doubles food intake. He advises children to eat hard foods to strengthen jaws and improve digestion.
An excerpt extols good dental care for children, linking breakfast habits and mouth health to growth, learning, and overall well being. It stresses brushing after meals, parental involvement, and education on preventing tooth decay, with data on school absences and costs. It also warns about thumb sucking and mouth breathing.
More than 500 attendees, including many Hebrews from Greater Boston, gathered for the dedication of South Boston’s first Jewish synagogue and Hebrew school. The Tifereth Israel Congregation at 484 East Fourth Street was inaugurated with speeches by Edward P. Barry Rabbi M. M. Eichler and others highlighting community growth and Jewish education.
The Rev. William Granger, newly elected rector of Christ Episcopal Church in Quincy, preached his first sermon on Christian Service yesterday. He comes to Quincy from Canton and is a Harvard man, class of 1904.
Advertisement claims a single day cure for a cold using LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. W. Grove's signature on each box. Priced 25c.
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