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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1916
Page
13
A catalog of discounted glassware and china including water tumblers at 98c, tall green sherbets 69c for six, American porcelain and Haviland sets priced from 9.75 to 50.00, fireproof nappies and pitchers at low prices, plus Japanese baskets and vases discounted to under a dollar. Includes assorted pottery, flowers, salts and peppers sets, and low priced decor items.
Offers include cross stitch designs 25c 10c instruction books on hand work 10c pillow tops backs 25c cretonne scarfs squares 25c week end or darning cases 15c fancy work bags 25c Turkish towels large 42c linen luncheon sets 19 pieces $1.00 brown linen centrepieces 36 inch 50c white linenette dresser scarfs 17c Tremont Street First Floor.
Women garments offered at low prices including suits 19.75 and coats 3.95 to 15.00 with fur trim options. Skirts priced 0.95 and velvet dresses 10.00. Evening dresses range 15.00. Limited quantities across several items including fur trimmed coats and small sizes.
After four days of debate the Simmons faculty sanctioned a second man dance for senior, junior and sophomore girls in the refectory tomorrow night. Freshmen will have an all fresh dance tonight as tickets sold out early for the first event.
Emperor Nicholas and his brief address to the Duma preceded his departure for the front. The czar, who attended the opening session, left Petrograd for the battlefield amid wartime duties and state affairs.
A Shelbyville Tennessee mother praise for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the best gentle effective laxative for her constipated baby Woodrow. The remedy, a herbal laxative free from narcotics, has stood for over a century and costs fifty cents a bottle. Free trial bottles available by writing Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Illinois.
Daily at Tremont Street near Park Street Church, Dick the squirrel visits Blind Angelo Ferrari known as the pencil and shoe string man. Angelo feeds Dick with peanuts from his pockets in all weather, forging a quiet bond of friendship amid urban solitude.
Senate judiciary sub committee hears Brandeis tied to Ballinger Pinchot clash Harriman and Fish power struggle at Illinois Central and Gillette Safety Razor disputes. Cross examiner claims Brandeis and Sullivan Cromwell circulated a letter denying proxy work for Harriman. Lawyers recount extensive litigation representing both sides while stopping short of accusing bad faith.
Frederick W. Coburn of Winchester condemns President Lowell and other Harvard signees in the Alumni Bulletin for a petition against Louis D. Brandeis’s Supreme Court nomination. The letter denounces the wording as malicious and urges substantiated claims rather than insinuations.
Four witnesses testified including Mark Sullivan editor of Collier's Weekly who said Brandeis was employed to protect Collier's and public interests during the Ballinger Pinchot investigation and that there was no concealment. Austin G. Fox charged Brandeis appeared for L R Gravis. Waddill Catchings described seeking proxies for Harriman and an hourlong interview with Brandeis after which the Brandeis firm undertook the work.
Mothers of boys are urged to visit Wolf's My Clothier at the corner of Hanover and Portland Streets. A $5 winter suit set with two pants is on sale for 2.98. Legal stamps also advertised.
Berlin newspapers publish a U S despatch criticizing Ambassador Von Bernstorff for trying to influence American public opinion. The Cologne Gazette defends him, blaming party politics and urging Germany to press ahead without heed to U S political currents.
Antonio Paduana a 78 year old Hoboken resident and veteran of four wars arrived in Boston from the Italian front claiming to be the oldest man to have seen active service in the present war. He was wounded by a grenade two months ago but says he remains fit for duty and began his fighting career in 1866 against Austria then joined Garibaldi in two campaigns before returning to Italy for the current conflict.
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