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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1914
Page
3
Manchester New Hampshire July 15 Mrs Annis Truesdale 91 one of the oldest Amoskeag mill employees died here today from a paralytic shock. She worked in the mills for more than fifty years never absent due to illness until recently and for 45 years lived in a single room in a corporation boarding house.
A Sunday Magazine piece quotes George M. Cohan and George Jean Nathan on novelty in theatre. The discussion frames innovation as the theatre’s riskiest element and warns against overreliance on new trends.
Riker Laboratories assures absolute satisfaction or money back with every remedy. Each ingredient is tested by the in house chemist in the analytical department for purity. Salespeople are thoroughly familiar with ingredients of every preparation.
Dyspepsia Tablets provide prompt relief for sour stomach heartburn belching and indigestion. Simple ingredients blended in proper proportions make them easy to carry in a vest pocket or handbag. Box of 100 tablets 40c.
An advertisement extols a antiseptic solution with deodorant gums antiseptic wash for sores burns ulcers and breath purification. It claims strong disinfecting properties and broad uses including household sanitation with prices from 15 to 100 cents per varying bottle sizes.
The Salem relief fund rises to 530000 plus with more than sixteen thousand added. Marblehead tag day raises 2572 while contributions from Massachusetts and New Hampshire groups and various towns push the total toward 750000, with Gardiner Lane noting subscriptions and large city checks across New England.
Mass meeting today will discuss ending the insurance subcommittee formed after the Salem fire. Citizens argue committees show political involvement and want changes across relief methods and personnel. Engineer Owen Brainard of Correre & Hastings spoke to the rebuilding commission about fireproofing plans in City Hall.
Secretary Bryan announced plans to sign a peace commission treaty with Uruguay on Monday and similar pacts with Argentina, Brazil, and Chile in the coming week. He will forward about twenty treaties to the Senate for ratification, with France and Great Britain agreements held until British colonies accept provisions.
Genuine all wool blue serge suits all sizes 7.75. Also fine worsteds in pencil stripes new colorings in home spuns patch pockets. Harrison's Bargain Basement 662 672 Washington Street advt.
The Rev. William Price, rector of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church in Philadelphia's Frankford district, resigns after 20 years following a dispute over whipping a 19 year old male church member.
Thomas Hazlett described being beaten by the Philadelphia clergyman Mr. Price who allegedly locked the door and used a stick. The minister admitted losing his temper and offered an apology while denying some details and noting he sought relief from duties.
The Governor and Council approved a plan to list 3,800,000 schedules for the census to be taken next year. Chief Get temy of the statistics department explained the effort and its scope.
The article outlines the census plan and enumerator tests. It lists required data such as color or race, marital status, literacy, voting status, nativity, veterans, disability, residence duration, births, employment, and birthplace of parents. It notes 3 800 000 names to be enrolled and pension data use.
Malden Mayor Shumaker requests appointment of a committee to interview Rev. Charles H. Moss of the First Baptist Church as a first step in examining Sunday night pulpit charges that the mayor bears personal responsibility for the town's alleged dry status. The item follows a note about a health guidance feature in the next Sunday Post.
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