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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1916

Page

7

Billy Sunday Campaign Plans In Greater Boston

The Rev. J W Welch arrived in Boston to outline Billy Sunday revival plans. He spoke to 200 laymen and clergy on mobilizing 20000 volunteers, 7000 homes for prayer meetings, 700 ushers, 1000 women workers, and 700 secretaries as part of a citywide campaign before the fall revival.

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Malsified cocoanut oil as shampoo substitute

A vintage health note advises using plain malsified cocoanut oil as a grease free shampoo. It claims most soaps and shampoos dry the scalp and harm hair, recommending two teaspoons to create rich lather that cleanses dust and oil. It promises hair will dry evenly, feel silky and be easy to manage.

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