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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1917

Page

2

Seminary Professor Submits Minority Sectarian Report

Professor Frederick L. Anderson of Newton Theological Seminary filed a minority report on the sectarian amendment. He backs the American Minute Men and seeks sub mission of both the Curtis amendment and his own to the fall election.

Frederick L. Anderson Newton Theological Seminary

Curtis amendment split over state funding of institutions

The Curtis amendment seeks state money only for state controlled institutions, eliminating funds for others. Professor Anderson counters by proposing submissions to the people on two questions: banning sectarian amendments and prohibitions on private institution funding. George Frye Francis E Webster Leonard B Chandler and C F Doe signed the minority report.

Curtis Anderson Committee of 15 Professor Anderson George Frye Gloucester Francis E. Webster Waltham Leonard B. Chandler Somerville C. F. Doe Franklin

Poslam Heals Eruptions on Skin and Scalp

Advertisement touts Poslam for pimples rashes and skin troubles promising rapid relief. Claims quick itching stop and lasting relief in stubborn eczema and urges free samples from Emergency Laboratories New York City.

Posslam Poslam Emergency Laboratories West 47Th Street New York City

Dissenting Amendments on Religion and Public Schools Proposed

Members of the committee on the bill of rights record dissent from the majority report and propose two amendments to Article XVIII. One would bar state and public funds from aiding church or religiously controlled schools and prohibit funding for institutions teaching religious tenets. The second would limit tax funds for public schools to schools conducted under town or city authority, forbidding grants for private or religiously affiliated institutions.

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Brockton Fair to Raise Funds for Red Cross War Relief

The Brockton Agricultural Society announced the Brockton Fair will run October 2 to 5 with the aim of raising 10 000 to 25 000 dollars for the American Red Cross. After covering expenses and gifts to Wales Home for Old Ladies and Brockton Hospital, the remaining receipts will go to Red Cross war relief.

Brockton Fair American Red Cross Brockton Agricultural Society Red Cross New England Wales Home For Old Ladies Brockton Hospital

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praise

Miss Nina Southwick of Kingfisher Oklahoma credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her severe female troubles nervousness backache and faint spells after ten bottles Doctor recommended operation before she began the remedy Her message urges every woman suffering from similar symptoms to try the product and reports improved appearance and health

Kingfisher Okla Lydia E. Pingham Lydia E. Pinkham Nina Southwick

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