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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1917

Page

4

Advice on bronchial relief and tonics from readers

A reader asks if bronchial trouble can be relieved and suggests menthol laxene concentrate mixed per directions to ease bronchitis. Another letter describes fatigue headaches and sleeplessness, recommending a tonic and three grain cadonene tablets for months as needed.

B. C Ray

Sunday Revival Draws Massive Crowds In Two Services

Billy Sunday preached to about 30 000 at two afternoon and evening services with 10 000 more hoped to hear if space allowed. At the gospel shed last night he illustrated his claim that nine of ten convert before twenty or by fifty with striking proof before the crowd.

Billy Sunday Tabernacle Great Gospel Shed Jesus Holy Spirit Heaven Jesus Christ Shepard Norwell Tipperary Billy Rody Gilchrist Company Andrew Dutton Company

Revival Crowds Respond to Evangelist Sermon at Tabernacle

The evangelist preached that revivals save souls and urged conversion for those not yet Christian. About 1357 people stepped forward over two services, with 2000 rising at one point. the crowd praised the services as attendants from local companies performed songs and stunts.

Sunday Speech at Faneuil Hall By Billy Sunday

A mass meeting for men only at Faneuil Hall today under the Boston Sunday Business Men's Club will feature Billy Sunday as speaker. "Rody" will perform trombone solos and lead the music. No tickets issued. this is the last downtown opportunity to hear Sunday before future meetings open to all.

Faneuil Hall Boston Sunday Business Men’s Club Billy Sunday Rody Sunday

Sunday Revival Attendance and Free Will Offering Appeal

Attendance at Sunday meetings totaled 29 000 for the day with 12 000 in the afternoon and 17 000 in the evening. The glee club performed a religious song titled Crown Him arranged by Solon Bingham. Charles H. Jones urged a generous free will offering at next Sunday service. Sunday planned to speak at Faneuil Hall at 12 16 noon after services at Tabernacle and Faneuil Hall today.

Glee Club Crown Him Solon Bingham Mr. Sunday Charles H. Jones Financial Committee Boston the Tabernacle Faneuil Hall

Vermont Legislature Adjourns for Admiral Dewey Memorial

The Vermont Legislature adjourned for half a day in memory of Admiral Dewey a native of Montpelier after approving a sympathy resolution. Governor Graham said a three member committee will represent the state at the funeral tomorrow.

Vermont Montheiplier Admiral Dewey Graham

Man Dies After Wagon Accident In Cambridge

Michael Hogan aged 58 of 518 Green Street Cambridge died at Cambridge Relief Hospital from injuries after his wagon wheels ran over him on Portland Street. The accident occurred when his horses took fright causing him to fall.

Michael Hogan Green Street Cambridge Portland Street Cambridge Relief Hospital

Local man claims home cure for liquor habit

Carl Smith of 905 South Grand Avenue Los Angeles says a simple kitchen remedy cured his drinking problem after two failed professional treatments. He describes mixing water with muriate of ammonia Varlex Compound and pepsin then taking a teaspoonful three times daily, claiming it harmless and tasteless for discreet use.

Carl Smith Grand Avenue Los Angeles Calif Smith

Dewey Funeral Plans Adopted by Government Seals Nation Honor

Washington memorials set for Admiral Dewey funeral in the Capitol rotunda with an escort of honor from naval and military forces. Flags fly at half mast worldwide. services to be private then public, with extensive military display and wreaths as dignitaries gather.

Washington Dewey Capitol Congress Wilson Senate House Daniels Navy Department Navy Marine Corps Mrs. Dewey Admiral President Wilson Pennsylvania Avenue Pennsylvania Avenue Before the Public Services Arlington Midshipmen Annapolis Norfolk Naval Station Washington Navy Yard J. B. Frazier Olympia Manila Bay Roland Cotton Smith St. John’s Episcopal Church J. H. Glennon Baker Philadelphia Daniel Secretary of the Navy George Dewey Vermont Farragut Mississippi River Admiral Dewey General Board of the Navy Manila Porter and Farragut Pridge Jones

Navy and Marine Officers to Wear Mourning Badge

All officers of the navy and Marine Corps will wear the badge of mourning with the uniform for a specified number of days.

Navy Marine Corps

Navy Department to Close Saturday January 20 1917

The Navy Department will be closed by executive order on Saturday January 20 1917. The notice highlights a government shutdown for that date and directs affected personnel and operations to observe the closure.

Navy Department

Nuxated Iron Claims 200 Percent Strength Gain in Two Weeks

Doctor touts nuxated iron as a safe easily absorbed remedy to rebuild strength and endurance by boosting blood iron levels. He cites tests, offers a money back guarantee and notes it is dispensed by all druggists.

New York N. Y Dr. Sauer Europe Ourself Sauer Iran

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