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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1916
Page
10
Opponents of national defence measures argued their case before the House military committee in Washington on February 9. The session focused on constitutional and strategic implications as lawmakers weighed proposed defence legislation.
The ad claims excess stomach acid causes distress after eating and fermentation. It advises neutralizing acid with warm water after meals and Bisulated Magnesia as the preferred antacid to stop fermentation and restore normal digestion.
Despite not being fully united on specifics the group agreed on opposing any current changes to military policy. They maintained a common stance against immediate reform and urged caution before altering army and navy guidelines.
Representatives from the Society for Friends and other groups discussed the European war and preparedness. Speakers ranged from urging caution until lessons are learned to opposing any military buildup, with some noting a gag order on officers. Florence Kelley cited letters urging 10,000,000 women to support wounded care efforts. Chairman Hay sought copies of the circular.
The body of an unidentified man who jumped from Warren bridge Tuesday night was recovered yesterday by the police boat crew Watchman. It was taken to the North Grove street mortuary.
Baltimore observers weigh fashion and ethics as women discuss skirt length. Mrs. Alexander Preston calls shorter skirts preferable unless bow-legged, while Mrs. Thomas Edison favors skirts within four inches of the ground. Other society figures mock extremes and praise varied styles.
Dean Charles R. Brown of Yale described an unseen Lincoln anecdote during a Boston Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the American House. He praised Lincoln as a practical idealist with political integrity and unselfish leadership, noting his ability to sway hostile Cabinet members with a single remark.
The Finance Commission in its third Tylose report condemns Dr. Arthur J. White for buying Tylose without proper inquiry and finds public funds diverted. It cites unbusinesslike methods, credulity toward sellers, and a trial costing $829.90 for one-fifth of the hospital floor.
Roxbury St Josephs Alumni Association plans a Valentine party in the school hall with Rev Mer M J Splaine as honorary president and Thomas M Green as active president. Also notes Mass times at St Augustine's South Boston and a sermon by Rev Charles W Lyons at 7 30 pm next Sunday. Guild of St Luke names Dr William H Ruddick president with Dr John T Bottomley as vice president and Dr Thomas J OBrien as secretary treasurer after quarterly St Cecilia hall meeting.
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