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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1915

Page

9

Plant Juice Endorsement By Boston Businessman

A Boston man endorses Plant Juice claiming it cures stomach ills from indigestion to dyspepsia. He recounts years of trouble and says one week of use eliminated dizziness aches and gas. The Plant Juice representative is seen daily at Liggett's Drug Store in Franklin.

John J. Reilly Main Street Franklin Mass Reilly Boston Liggett’s Drug Store Washington and Avon Streets

Gallagher Denounced as Insulter of Irishmen

Numerous letters arrive at the Post denouncing P. J. Gallagher for saying most Irish enlisted in the British army are rag-pickers tinkers and men uncertain of their parentage. Readers dispute Redmonds claim of 120000 Irishmen fighting with the allies.

P. J. Gallagher Redmond

Letters to the Editor Question Gallagher’s Irish roots

A reader asks Mr Ent J Gallagher about his county in Ireland and accuses him of employing rag pickers and tinkers. William Harrison recalls wartime service and defends decent Irishmen, urging careful language in public debate.

Ent J. Gallagher Ireland Jim Larkin Gallagher S. J. Houston North Federal Street West Lynn Mr. Gallagher England Kitchener Ypres Egypt William Harrison Royal County Downs

Ireland Represented Strongly in German Front Lines

Letter to the editor from John O Dwyer of Brookline defends Ireland and English soldiers in World War I service. He cites eight and a half years with the Eighteenth Royal Irish Regiment, service in India, a Victoria Medal, and praises unity of English, Irish, and Scottish troops at the front while resisting claims that Ireland is underrepresented by brave fighters.

W. H. McNamara P. L. Gallagher Ireland Gallagher Eighteenth Royal Irish Regiment Tipperary India 2Nd Battalion British Isles God Save the King John O’"Dwyer Washington Street Brookline

Doubts If Gallagher Ever Saw Ireland

A letter from Margaret Mary Keeley of 38 Mill Street South Groveland defends Irish soldi ers and priests in Belgium and protests P J Gallagher’s insult, asserting many loyal Irish friends fight abroad and urging respect for Irish in Belgium and at home.

P. J. Gallagher Ireland Belgium Margaret Mary Keeley Mill Street South Groveland

Gem Thief Case Shocks Philadelphia Store

A theft at E. J. Hertz jewelry in central Philadelphia during rush hour involved a 7 year old boy used as a distraction by adult accomplices. Diamonds and other stones valued at 10000 dollars vanished after the group visited the display and disappeared.

Philadelphia E. J. Hertz

Gallagher Letters Stir Irish Frontline Debate

In a terse exchange Sir Gallagher responds to Mr P J Gallagher's letter, arguing he misunderstands the number and quality of Irishmen who have gone to the front. The letter asserts Gallagher underestimates both the count and the character of those serving.

P. J. Gallagher

Services Today for Mrs Brinkerhoff

Funeral services for Mrs Genevieve C Brinkerhoff of Allston will be held at her home 84 Gardner Street Allston at 2 30 this afternoon. She was known among Brighton Allston school teachers and supported teacher welfare. She was the widow of William A Brinkerhoff and daughter of the late Charles Comstock a former Connecticut farmer. The family resided in New Canaan Conn and Milton Mass and she leaves a daughter Mrs Emery W Stewart and two sisters Mrs Lena C Weed and Miss Maizie P Comstock.

Genevieve C. Brinkerhoff Allston City Gardner Street Brighton-Allston William A. Brinkerhoff Charles Comstock Connecticut New Canaan

Interment in Evergreen Cemetery Planned This Afternoon

The notice states that interment will take place this afternoon in the family lot at Evergreen Cemetery, marking a private burial for a local family.

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