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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
8
Paris hosts a benefit event by the Boston Opera Company in aid of the Lord Mayor's fund for Empress of Ireland disaster families. President Poincare was unable to attend but was represented by household officers as ambassadors from the United States Germany and Britain look on.
The Norfolk County G A R and W R C held a full day quarterly meeting in Dedham. The W R C met in Greenleaf Hall and the G A R in Odd Fellows Hall, with a noon dinner in Memorial Hall. Next gathering set for September in Weymouth, with July 27 Buss Point outing.
The next edition fills two full pages with pictures in the feature section. It showcases varied and entertaining portraits and candid moments designed to engage readers of all ages.
Charlestown celebrated the 139th anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill with a massive parade. Army and navy joined thirteen bands in a lengthy march, as crowds lined the route from the navy yard to the Battle Monument amid flags and gala displays.
A grand Charlestown day with a parade honoring Mayor Curley and Governor Walsh’s council reviewers. Dignitaries, the reviewing stand near the Catholic Literary Union, crowds along the waterfront, and a night display of fireworks capped the celebration.
Lynnfield marks 100 years with a town centennial pageant, parade, and fireworks at Lynnfield Centre. The Old Meeting House 200th anniversary is noted as floats depict local history. A public banquet follows athletic events. Lynnfield baseball loses 3 2 to Cliftondale. married men game ends in a draw after four innings.
The Rev. Herbert Kemp age 57 formerly of Boston died after an operation in Tacoma Washington this week. He served two years as a missionary for the American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society of Boston. He was a former Boston railroad man who converted at 36 and graduated from Crozer Theological Seminary. At Chacehowru China he married Mrs Kemp now a missionary. Mrs Kemp and the children remain in Tacoma.
West Newbury High defeated Groveland High 9 to 7 in heavy hitting action at West Newbury. Batteries Pierce and Whittier homered while fielding and pitching solidly for West Newbury amid late-game rallies. Groveland produced seven runs with notable hits from their lineup.
A health notice explains that stomach acid irritates the stomach lining causing trouble. It recommends bisulated magnesia as an antacid to neutralize acid and prevent fermentation, plus taking it after meals and keeping it handy for distressing foods.
In Salem on June 17 Judge Henry T. Lummis ruled as master in the Geele versus South case that damages for a spite fence over six feet high obstructing a neighbor’s windows amount to $15. The dispute also involved a drain pipe and competing fences along Main Street with tensions arising between the two women.
Eight men were injured yesterday when two electric cars collided near the Fore River shipyards at Newcomb square in Quincy. A Weymouth Landing car descending a hill struck a car entering the yards. passengers jumped from the vehicles and were treated at Quincy and Fore River hospitals before returning home. No serious injuries reported.
An ad explains that thin people fail to gain fat due to poor assimilation and promotes Sargol tablets as a guaranteed flesh builder. It claims oils and fats will be absorbed for weight gain and urges taking a tablet with meals. The druggist stocks Sargel with a money back guarantee if gains are not seen.
An old advertisement explains kidney disease signs including back pain weakness poor appetite and blurred vision. It promotes Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy to cleanse blood improve digestion and liver function, claiming relief and fuller organ function. Samples and booklet offered by Warner's Safe Remedies Co. Dept. 357 Rochete NY.
Mr. Flagg, famed for witty verse and striking pictures in Life and Collier’s, debuts as a newspaper writer for the Sunday Post. He promises sharp social satire on high life and domestic foibles, with forthcoming pieces on an elite tea party, a botched home cook mission, and guidance on handling various husbands.
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