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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1915
Page
3
Advert says Resinol Ointment starts itching relief at first application and soothes irritated skin. It claims to heal eczema and eruptions, clears pimples, and serves as a household remedy for cuts, sores, burns, and chafing. Sold by all druggists.
The recommendation advises using Resinol Soap for lathering the scalp to work in the medicine and soothe irritated skin. It claims the method stops dandruff and itching and keeps hair alive thick and lustrous.
National delegates were chosen at quarterly conventions of Middlesex and Norfolk county tranches. The Middlesex session chaired by Charles T. Daly saw 110 delegates in attendance and reports a dozen societies joining. The Norfolk meeting also selected delegates for the federation.
The Norfolk County quarterly convention reports 58 delegates, with Roche Mgr and Mullen among Toledo convention nominees. Licenses for several clubs are denied amid a policy favoring substantial, well-run organizations and complaints from liquor retailers.
The Western Union Telegraph Co transfers its main office from 109 State Street to 169 Congress Street between Saturday night and Sunday morning with no missed messages. About 50 000 messages per hour passed through 109 during the move and the new location will house the main office while 109 becomes a delivery and receiving branch.
The Licensing Board will sparingly issue licenses and Saturday rejected seven club applications in various city areas for selling liquor to bona fide members of those organizations.
The Rev W Harris Crooke of Oxford warned that European democracies face grave danger from rising militarism. He urged press freedom for peace and, with F W Wennerberg, blamed armament trusts and war profiteers for fueling both European and American conflicts.
Principal George E. Davis of Chelsea High School becomes principal of Lynn English High School with a salary of 3000 dollars. He previously declined the principalship of a new million dollar high school at Binghamport New York last month. He has led Chelsea High School since 1912.
The Wheaton College commencement week began with the baccalaureate service in the Congregational Church Norton. The procession led by the president and dean included the faculty in gowns with class marshals and a vested choir. Sermon by President Samuel V. Cole.
Harvard begins the final week of exams with the last tests held today. Scores decide whether seniors receive degrees during commencement week as professors grade the papers and determine marks by Saturday noon.
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