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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
2
An advertisement urges readers to stop overexertion and use three grain cadomene tablets plus three grain hypopuciane to gain weight, then discontinue at a 15 pound gain. It also promotes three grain sulpheric tablets as a blood purifier and laxative. A reader complains of hair loss. the reply recommends plain yellow mingos for scalp relief and a thorough cleanser with Minyol.
Mrs. Lulu C Bates won a court decree declaring she was justified in leaving Loral Bates after years of abuse. The husband brought another woman Rose Manning into their Ward Hill Haverhill home and treated Bates as subordinate. Judge Jenney ordered Bates free to live apart and recounts her pitiable story of mistreatment by her spouse.
The Harvard Socialist Club elected Abner Co. Binder of York Pennsylvania as president and Herbert Feis of New York as secretary. Boris Stern of St. Louis and David M Brunswick of New York join the executive committee. The group plans to resume publishing socialist tracts next year.
Leading East coast college magazines with illustrated articles have formed an association to facilitate the exchange of articles and cuts. Members include Harvard Illustrated Cornell Era Yale Courant and Princeton Pictorial Review.
Poughkeepsie June 9 three Massachusetts girls were among the 24 prettiest sophomores in Vassar College who carried the daisy chain at the class day exercises. They are Miss Ann Hortense Goodnow of Jamaica Plain Miss Madeline Hunt of Brookline and Miss Margaret Buffum of Easthampton.
The college selects the Daisy chain bearers from its second year with a white clad, daisied class day procession. The list includes Alice Pauline McIlravy of Tarrytown and many others from Boston to Detroit, with Julia Anita Parker of Hyde Park as marshal.
A rummage sale in Ward 8 Blossom Street West End funds the Fathers and Mothers' Club Farm Fund. Under Mrs. W. Y. Allen and Mrs. Robert E. Park the sale supports sending children just out of hospitals to the club farm at Reading.
Mayor Chester I Campbell of Quincy led an outing organized by auto dealers for children. Prizes included shoes and razors. The procession, divided into 16 sections, gathered at multiple institutions and Salvation Army headquarters with diverse families present.
With 600000 dollars worth of autos and Nantasket Beach attractions, 3000 Boston schoolchildren enjoyed a day of parades, meals, sand fun, and seaside entertainment yesterday. 500 cars rolled by on State road while 350 caretakers and 400 chauffeurs supervised. No child was lost or hurt in eight years of these outings under Arthur Duffy of the Boston Post.
Edward F. Murphy, engineer in charge of Boston sewer division, is slated to become superintendent of public works.
Edward F. Murphy, engineer in charge of the sewer division, is slated to become superintendent of public works to replace Louis K. Rourke who retired weeks ago. Mayor Curley will appoint Murphy once the City Council acts on a $500 0 street repair loan before them.
John L. Williams and Edward Scully, both from Newton area addresses, were arrested by police inspectors on a $12,800 leather larceny charge connected to H. B. & M. Lynders and a 65 South Street business. Benjamin Ross also arrested for receiving stolen leather. Confessions obtained. items traced to a St. Louis firm. Williams worked as a leather sorter at the South Street concern. theft spanned Jan 1 to Apr 18.
London June 9 The Earl of was master of the horse eight years is replaced by Lora Chesterfield in the royal household with a salary of 12 500 dollars a year.
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