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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1914

Page

9

Modern City Analyzed In B U Baccalaureate Sermon

Boston Universitys baccalaureate address given at Old South Church by President Lemuel H Murlin centers on The City. He contrasts home school and church with urban challenges warning that cities may dominate national life while urging a new civic mission to fight for human rights and social justice.

Boston University Old South Church Copley Square William Edwards Huntington Boylston Street College of Liberal Arts John. P. Marshall L. J. Birney School of Theology William Fairfield Warren Lemuel H. Murlin Huntington Commonwealth

Poslam Soap For Impure Skin Uses And Benefits

Try Poslam Soap for daily toilet and bath. The superior soap desensitizes with Poslam the great skin remedy. It guards roughness and eruptive troubles, prevents infection, purifies and improves color and quality, beautifies and soothes tender skin, leaving it clear soft and healthy. Sold by 4 druggists everywhere. Large size 25 cents Toilet size 15 cents.

Memorial tablet honors Titanic heroine Annie Funk at Northfield

A memorial tablet to Annie Funk, a heroine of the Titanic disaster, was unveiled at Russell Sage Memorial Chapel on Northfield Seminary grounds. Also honored with tablets were Dr Edna Terry, Eleanor Osbison Van Strien, and Hulda Christiansen, with a morning baccalaureate sermon by Rev. E A Read to the graduating class.

Northfield Annie Funk Russell Sage Memorial Northfield Seminary Funk India Edna Terry China Eleanor Osbison van Strien Japan Hulda Christensen Africa

Portland Runaways Arrested in Lynn After Portland Notice

Marié Perro and Minnie Young, 18 and 16, fled Portland and were found in Lynn lodging. Lynn police, acting on Portland descriptions, arrested them with Mary S. Burnham of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children taking charge. The girls had bought hats and dresses and treated the arrest as a joke.

Marié Perro Minnie Young Portland Lynn Fosdick Terrace Mary S. Burnham Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children

Cambridge Vice Crusade Launched By City Leaders

Cambridge to undergo a city wide vice crusade launched this morning by Mayor Timothy W. Good and personally led by Commissioner of Public Safety Henry J. Cunningham. The campaign aims to turn Cambridge inside out through a sweeping crackdown on vice activities in the coming days.

Cambridge Good Timothy W. Good Public Safety Henry J. Cunningham

Cambridge Confronts Rumors of Vice and Gambling

A city council speaker decries alleged vice, gambling resorts, and open drug sales. He vows police action to round up proprietors and clear Cambridge of the charges or prove them unfounded.

Cambridge

Five Killed Two Die In Connellsville Wreck

Five trainmen died and two others were fatally injured when a passenger locomotive on the Connellsville line wrecked today. The crash occurred in Connellsville, Pennsylvania, and emergency crews rushed to the scene. Authorities investigated the cause of the derailment as survivors were treated for injuries.

Connellsville Penn

Derailed B&O Engine Scalds Crew at Cook's Mills

A Baltimore and Ohio locomotive ran off the rails while running light at Cook's Mills east of town. An extra freight crew had boarded to relieve a tired crew, and the derailment scalded the men aboard the engine.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Cook's Mills Here

Granite Plant Burned in Barre Vermont

The W. B. Jones Granite Company plant in Williamstown valued at 50000 dollars burned tonight. Aid from this city prevented the fire from reaching nearby dwelling houses.

Barre Vermont W. B. Jones Granite Company Williamstown

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