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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1915
Page
2
A long list of apparel and housewares with prices from 69c to $12.50 includes women’s gloves, cape gloves, cotton and fleece union suits, stockings, belts, bags, and jewelry. Also offered are fabrics, trims, house linens, grooming products, and travel trunks from various brands and departments.
Draft of its first report to Congress outlines full information on all actions the board has taken or participated in since its formation. The document signals preparation to submit the report to Congress and provide detailed records of oversight and activities.
The Sunday Post announces a page devoted to Latest Things in Science and Stories Told at the Club highlighting notable personalities and intriguing tales to be shared in upcoming issues.
An advertisement claims pure blood from Hood's Sarsaparilla prevents scrofula sores boils and eruptions by cleansing humors from the blood. External applications fail to purify the blood. the product is said to build digestion and strengthen the system.
Edward J. Hogan and his family seek to rename themselves with Hogan as the surname. A supplementary petition filed by Hogan and on behalf of his minor daughter Gladys Hogan requests she be renamed Gladys Mailes Hogan. The petition argues the change supports happiness and aligns with her mother’s name Mailes.
Austin P. Cristy editor of the Worcester Telegram married Katharine V. Horan at St. Pauls Church Worcester. Attendants were Roger Cristy and Mary Horan. They left for a wedding trip and will reside at 426 Salisbury Street.
Harvard University announces that male students will not send flowers to partners at the junior prom the annual social highlight. The committee cites high entertainment costs and aims to cut expenses for the event and attendees.
Contracts awarded to Electric Boat Company for one sea going submarine at Quincy for 1 350 000 dollars and three coast defence submarines at Seattle for 460 000 each. Lake Torpedo Boat Company to build coast defence submarines at Bridgeport for 427 000 each. Also note about a British tip to Germany and a picture story on Everybody's Page in the next Sunday Post.
City Hall annex 10th floor atmosphere dark as Joseph P. Lomasney of the Schoolhouse Commission installs a time clock to log every arrival and departure for 50 department attaches. Clerks and bosses must record times and notify departures to obey the new policy.
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