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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1915

Page

11

Burglar Found In Home Claims Hypnosis and Drugged Attack

William H Briggs of 48 Allston Street Charles Town was arrested for burglary after being found in Charles Butter's kitchen on Winn Street Burlington. He told police he was hypnotized by a burly colored man and drugged by a gang of six youths who sprayed a nauseating liquid on him. He appeared rational and will be arraigned in Woburn court today.

Charles Butter Winn Street Burlington William H. Briggs Allston Street Charlestown Briggs Woburn Woburn Court

Household Hints From Readers

Household hints offer practical kitchen tips. Mrs Alice P Smith of Box 688 Foxboro reduces spattering when frying eggs or fish by adding a pinch of flour. Mrs Mary H Raymond of Woodstock Vermont shares a bread tying method using twine to control steam and keep breads neat. For dumplings she suggests 15 minutes cooking uncovered then 15 minutes covered for light, fluffy results.

Alice P. Smith Foxboro

Plant Juice advertised as cure for indigestion in Roxbury woman

An advertisement promotes Plant Juice as a universal stomach remedy. It cites Mrs. Margaret McLaughlin of Roxbury who reportedly lost 28 pounds from indigestion and now claims improved appetite and health after two weeks of use. The ad notes a Drug Store representative at Liggett’s in Boston to explain the remedy.

Margaret McLaughlin McLaughlin Salem Mass Roxbury Liggett Drug Store Washington and Avon Streets Boston

Advice on marriage duties and adoption from a sewing circle filing

Readers discuss family duties to mothers sisters and in laws and share opinions on whether marriage is worth the effort. A contributor details adoption guidance for a reader and another provides a household budget and life with a young spouse in Roxbury.

le Circle Boston Daily and Sunday Post New England Boston Post

What Army Experts Want in Place of the Army Post System

A 1915 analysis proposes relocating US troops into six to eight large groups across three territorial lines The plan aims for rapid concentration and minimum cost, outlining divisions by region and the benefits of compact ready-to-field formations. It argues against 49 scattered posts and emphasizes economy and training efficiency with unified Army divisions.

United States St. Lawrence River Atlanta Georgia Atlantic Seaboard Puget Sound Los Angeles Pacific Seaboard Great Lakes Rio Grande Department Congress National Guard

Discard Freckles and Wrinkles with Mercorized Wax

The ad promotes mercorized wax to remove freckles tan pimples and blotchy skin by absorbing the damaged surface. It claims a clear smooth complexion results after nightly application and morning washing. An ounce of powder and hazel solution is also offered for wrinkle removal with facial bathing yielding rapid results.

Protestant Churches News Items Summary

The Rev. Madison C. Peters of Brooklyn supplies the Clarendon Street Baptist pulpit and preaches on The Evolution of the Backslider and Popular Misconceptions of God. Aubrey N. Peters sings at all services. Mount Vernon Congregational Church tests a Sunday evening yard program for children open to all denominations. Revere Congregational Church votes to repair its edifice at about 1700. Rev. Lucius R. Page of South Boston to supply Chatham Universalist Church during summer. Bishop Webb unveiled a tablet at Amesbury St James Episcopal in memory of Rev. Benjamin Dorr, funded by church bell metal. Rev. J. D. Waldron of Needham to begin pastorate at Pilgrim Congregational Fall River on Sept 1.

Madison C. Peters D. D Brooklyn Clarendon Street Baptist Church Aubrey N. Peters Mount Vernon Congregational Church Revere Lucius R. Page South Boston Universalist Church Chatham Bishop Webb Milwaukee St. James’ Episcopal Church Amesbury Benjamin Dorr Dorr St. James’ Church J. D. Waldron Needham Pilgrim Congregational Church Fall River

Stunning afternoon suit turns heads at Long Beach

In Long Beach yesterday an observer described a striking afternoon outfit featuring black silk coat, buff taffeta skirt with black satin stripes and a saw tooth trim. The note also mentions racing boats and a planned post race dinner for the Reso lute and Vanitie yachting club. Grace Goodby signs off with a hint of future updates on Jack’s boat purchase.

Long Beach Jack Vanitie van Buskirks

German American alliance urges protests against war entry

In Utica New York on July 25 the German American alliance of New York State adopted a resolution urging peace loving people especially Americans of German origin to protest any move to draw the United States into the European war.

Utica N. Y New York State Wilson

Resolution condemns note to Germany and warns of war

A resolution denounces the President's note to Germany as an ultimatum and asserts it makes arbitration impossible. It urges mass demonstrations and attendance at the Chicago peace congress to show Americans will not accept war with any nation.

Germany Congress Friends of Peace Madison Square Garden New York City Chicago

Britain May Heed

The Daily Mail editorial in London commends President Wilson's note to Germany. It praises the warning yet polite protest and lauds Wilson as humane and patient in defending neutral rights, urging Downing Street to heed U S stance on neutral commerce.

London Daily Mail Wilson Downing Street London The Daily Mail Germany United States Wilhelmstrasse

Man Ends Life by Jumping Under Train in Worcester

An unidentified man in Worcester leaped under a freight train at the Crescent street yards of the Boston & Maine railroad and died. Five minutes earlier he spoke with brakeman Albert E. Adams saying he was sick and wished to die, then warned he would jump. Adams dismissed the remark, thinking the man intoxicated.

Worcester Crescent Street Boston & Maine Railroad Albert E. Adams

If You Can Keep Your Head When All About You Fail

The well known stoic verse urges self control courage and balance through trials. It extols keeping composure under blame doubt and loss while striving for virtue and endurance across crowds kings and rivals. The speaker promises that such conduct grants mastery of the earth and the title of a man.

The Love of a Child Reveals a Grasp of Grace

A stern squire banishes his son Royal Jr over a railroad land dispute. Years later a sick grandson named Baby Royal pleads for the grandfather. The doctor counsels reconciliation to save the child as the old man finally forgives and welcomes family again.

Squire Hunter Royal Hunter Royal Royal, Jr Martha Baby Royal Marie Squire Grampa Darling

Dedication at New Quincy Church

The Swedish Lutheran Church of Quincy chapel on Granite street was dedicated yesterday with morning and afternoon services. Both services drew full houses, the congregation filling the church to the doors.

New Quincy Church Swedish Lutheran Church of Quincy Granite Street

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