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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1916

Page

9

Protestant Churches News Items Summary

The Rev. Edward T. Sullivan will preach at Trinity Church and St Paul Cathedral weekly through Sept. 10. Cathedral pension pledges total 17 311.50. Frederick A. O’Connor speaks at Newton midweek meetings on Slaves of the Stuff. Arlington churches plan a July 23 union series with Rev. John M. Phillips. services rotate among Baptist, Park Avenue Congregational, and Methodist churches through August. Rev. Ralph J. Magee and family travel to Lake Wentworth NH for summer, resume September. Fall River’s First Church and St Paul’s merge into Union Methodist Episcopal Church of Fall River in Bank Street after deliberation.

Edward T. Sullivan Trinity Frederick A. O’connor Congregational Churches of Newton Arlington Arlington Heights Baptist Church John M. Phillips Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Mr. Phillips Park Avenue Congregational Church Jonathan Cartmill Baptist Church Percy Black Ralph J. Magee West Roxbury Methodist Episcopal Church Lake Wentworth, N. H First Church St. Paul’s Methodist Church Fall River St. Paul's Church Bank Street Union Methodist Episcopal Church of

New Fire Law for Schools Drafted for Safety

A draft bill to improve fire protection in schools proposes automatic sprinklers, metal clad basements, and combustible-free areas. It calls for incombustible ash receptacles and forbids storing dangerous materials in school buildings. The measure awaits committee review after proponents and remonstrants voiced support and concerns.

Cess Committee John H. Plunkett Ernest R. Vaughn Worcester I. Freeman Hall North Adams Northfield

Good Year for Insurance Cos Report

Insurance Commissioner Frank H. Hardison released an annual report showing last year’s fire insurance results in the state improving over the prior year. Stock companies wrote 14,911,080 in premiums with 8,972,502 paid in losses, while mutuals took in 3,013,918 with 866,480 paid out. Twelve companies were authorized to operate, three withdrew, and the loss ratio fell below the ten year average.

Frank H. Hardison

A Yacht Day With Cromptons On Style

A day aboard the yacht included lunch with Mr. Crompton and Jack, plus speedboat races. Mrs. Crompton wore a oyster white linen costume with a sleeveless coat, wide cape collar, and black purple stitched hem and decorative motifs on the coat and skirt.

Writer's Letters on Preparedness Parade and Call

A reader questions why parade participants did not volunteer for duty at the Mexican border. He notes many joined the parade sacrificing comfort and suggests they fear being noticed when serving. The letter ends with a signoff from James R. Hollis, dated July 10, Boston, urging space for the notice.

Sir Boston Knights of Pythias Masons, Odd Fellows Boy Scouts James R. Hollis

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad from Lima Ohio

Mrs Jennie Moyer of Lima Ohio praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash as a life changing remedy for displacement weakness and bearing down pains. She notes personal recovery after doctors doubted she would stand straight again and encourages other women to write with questions.

Limo Ohio Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Jennie Moyer North St. Lima Mrs. Moyer

Wingfoot Air Heels Guarantee Promises Free Replacement

Wingfoot Air Heels offer a bold no questions asked guarantee: if they don’t wear longer than any rival, you get a free new pair. Backed by Good year, the guarantee extends to men women and children’s shoes in multiple colors, with easy access through local shoe stores and cobblers.

Goodyear Akron

Don’t Be A Slave To Your Nerves Ad Claims Margo Tablets

Nervous folks described as run down with headaches fidgets and blues may have nerve weakness. Ad promotes Margo Nerve Tablets claiming rapid relief by feeding nerve cells, improving circulation and digestion, with guarantees or money back.

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