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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1915
Page
10
Dr. John P. Sutherland of Boston University School of Medicine told Millennium Guild guests at Hotel Brewster that typical banquets of eight to twelve courses contain elements injurious to the stomach. He described diet as a caustive factor in disease production and urged menu moderation.
A Boston physician argues diet drives most diseases and opposes meat white flour and refined foods. He warns germs harm only the weak and condemns sterilizing babies while criticizing current dental health in the city and calling for nutrition based reforms.
Parisians gathered along the Seine to watch the rising river flood the lower quays as whirlpools and rapids formed. The current was stronger than yesterday but there is no word of danger. Police urged caution along the riverfront amid steady rain.
The market extended a steady weekly advance as prices reached high marks post reopening. Strong export data and record bank reserves support hopes for low money rates, encouraging buys in high grade securities despite subdued volume and cautious bears.
The Boston Post announces a Monday column answering inquiries on listed and unlisted stocks and bonds of New England firms. It pledges impartial data based on trustworthy sources while declining market forecasts or price opinions. Inquiries must include full name and street address for response.
An in-depth portrait of industrial leader William Whitman in his Brookline home. He discusses upbringing, work ethic, education criticism, and views on society, war, money, and family, emphasizing practical labor, personal integrity, and home life with eight children.
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