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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1916

Page

11

Air Baths and Self Discipline Promoted by Ovington

Earle L. Ovington of Newton Centre urged nude air baths and sun exposure as health aids at a Pilgrim Publicity Association meeting. He urged vigorous towel rubbing, deep breathing, constant room air flow, and a daily meat portion. He advised erect posture, daily outdoor activity, early bedtimes, and moral living for long term health. He also stressed porous underwear and clothing that permits evaporation.

Earle L. Ovington Newton Centre Pilgrim Publicity Association

Dutch Steamer Alkaid Reaches St John’s With Coal Shortage

The Dutch steamer Alkaid, 27 days from Rotterdam bound for New York, arrived at St John’s Newfoundland today short of coal and somewhat damaged after severe weather.

St. John’s ST. John's N. F Alkaid Rotterdam New York

Suggestions to Sick Women from Lydia E Pinkham ads

A four point promotional piece touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for backache irregular periods and female complaints. It claims long standing testimonials and invites women to visit the Lynn Massachusetts laboratory to see the establishment.

Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Laboratory Lynn Mass Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn, Mass

Roslindale Woman Reveals Christmas Day Marriage Secret

Miss Isabelle Walsh 19 daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Walsh of 16 Rawston Road Roslindale announced to friends that she had been married since Christmas Day and kept the matter secret even from her parents and closest friends.

Isabelle Walsh George W. Walsh Rawston Road Roslindale

Waterhouse wedding reveal shocks Roslindale social circle

Mrs. E C Waterhouse of Melrose introduces herself as Miss Walsh in a party and presents E C Waterhouse checker champion of New England as her husband. The couple plans a brief honeymoon and will reside at 4045 Washington Street Roslindale after returning.

Miss Walsh Isabelle Walsh E. C. Waterhouse Melrose Checker Champion New England Mrs. Waterhousee Roslindale Roslindale Episcopal Washington Street

Fall Fatal 10 Melrose Man John H Gerrish Dies

John H. Gerrish president of the Gerrish Dredging Company died at his home 20 Farwell avenue Melrose at 57 death due to injuries from a fall in New York several days earlier He was born in Portland Maine and was a former president of the Eastern Dredging Corporation He is survived by his wife five daughters and three sons Funeral services will be at his residence Thursday with Rev Paul Sterling of Trinity Church officiating Interment at Wyoming Cemetery

John H. Gerrish Gerrish Dredging Company Farwell Avenue Melrose New York Gerrish Portland Eastern Dredging Corporation Chamber of Commerce Boston City Club Melrose Odd Fellows New York Pols Association Paul Sterling Trinity Church Wyoming Cemetery

Woman leaps upon burglar during New York home invasion

Mrs. John M. Tierney, wife of a Supreme Court justice, confronted a thief rifling a safe in her New York residence. The burglar escaped with thousands in jewelry after tearing a diamond necklace from her neck. she collapsed after leaping from a window and was carried inside by guests. Justice Tierney was away.

New York John M. Tierney Supreme Court

Memorial for Tremont Street semaphore sets crowds laughing

Funeral services were held yesterday for the late Tremont Street traffic director. Newsboys placed a large wreath on the base of the knocked out semaphore, drawing crowds as the device lay in the yard of a Cambridge iron works. The tribute mocked the semaphore and suggested sending it to the zoo.

Tremont Street Tremont and Winter Streets Tremont-Winter Street Cambridge Iron Workers

Governor McCall Seeks Fast Action on Commission Consolidation

Senator Martin Hays announced in the Senate that the governor’s recommendations for consolidating state commissions, or those favorably reported, will be acted on swiftly. The special legislative committee handling this portion of the inaugural address scheduled expedited consideration.

McCall

Senator outlines plan to purge boards and commissions

The Senator stated that Republicans aim to sweep out one or more boards and commissions at a time with Governor backing this attack on what is termed superfluous commissions. The remark signals a coordinated effort within the administration to reshuffle state boards.

Senate debates on abolishing State House Building Commission

The Senate discussed the special committee report proposing abolition and consolidation of commissions. Senator McLaughlin moved a postponement to next Thursday, while Senator Hays urged immediate action after a prior courtesy delay. The postponement prevailed as the body also accepted an adverse report on testing apothecaries weights and measures in small towns and on a plan limiting mayor and council pay under Plan B.

Senate McLaughlin State House Building Commission Hays State Department of Weights and Measures

Banquet of Brown Alumni Set for Tomorrow in Boston

The Brown alumni of Boston and vicinity plan their 43rd annual dinner at the new City Club tomorrow night with a record attendance expected. President William H. P. Faunce will attend with speakers including ex Governor FE. C. Stokes, Professor Dallas Love Sharpe, Norman S. Taber, and Hon. David Jayne Hill.

Brown Boston Vicinity New City Club Ralph B. Harris William T. Pearson William H. P. Faunce Middle States West FE. C. Stokes New Jersey Dallas Love Sharpe Boston University Norman S. Taber Rhodes Oxford University England David Jayne Hill Germany

Dyer Urges New High Schools and Middle School Plan

Dr. David D Scannell was elected Boston School Board chairman for the final year of his term. Frances G Curtis was re elected for three years. The board reported a year end balance of 21356 38 and total expenditures of 5578669 15 a rise of 190762 30. Dr Franklin B Dyer urged two new high schools at about 75000 each and the creation of middle schools housing seventh to ninth grades to relieve crowding while keeping class work unchanged. The Cadet drill schedule and May 26 parade were set with multiple high schools to participate.

David D. Scannell Jamaica Plain Boston Scannell Frances G. Curtis Franklin B. Dyer South Boston Dorchester Dyer Boston School Public Latin School English High School Dorchester High School Lincoln Field Mechanics

Lenox District Votes Dry as Town Goes No License

Lenox Massachusetts voted no liquor license at the annual town meeting by 264 to 254, a dry decision not effective until May. The change ends licenses for Aspinwall Curtis Mahanna Hotel cafes and the Lenox Club, amid a influx of visitors from nearby Lee.

Lenox Aspinwall, Curtis and Mahanna Lenox Club Lee

Fat Men's Club Meets at Revere House Dinner

The Fat Men's Club assembled at the Revere House for their monthly meeting and dinner. Arthur Moulton of Portland, weighing 497 pounds, was the heaviest member present, with president W D Quimby close behind at 310 pounds.

West Fat Men's Club Revere House Arthur Moulton Portland W. D. Quimby

Pirates Sign Smith To Play For Pittsburg Club

Shortstop James Smith is signed to play for the Pittsburg NL club next season. Smith previously played for Chicago and Baltimore Federal league teams last season.

Pittsburg James Smith Smith Chicago Baltimore

Lexington Firemen Hold 11th Annual Ball

Lexington firemen staged their 11th annual concert and ball last evening in the Town Hall with Chief Ward W. Taylor serving as supervisor and Board of Selectmen chair.

Lexington Firemen Lexington Town Hall Chiefward W. Taylor Board of Selectmen

Kosine Treatment for Epilepsy Now Sold Locally

The Rosine Co announces Kosine for epilepsy is authorized for sale at Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores. Buy a bottle for 1.50 with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after use. The company cites ten years of success and testaments from patients and physicians.

Riker-Jaynes

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