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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
9
Private correspondence of a Boston physician and Harvard Medical School graduate, written from the spirit land to his living mother who is a prominent figure among Boston's notable residents. The letters reveal intimate reflections in a deceased physician’s voice.
An account drawn from the archives of a Boston scientific criminalist recounts a real live detective episode. The piece frames investigative steps, methods, and the brisk reporting style of early forensic practice.
Secretary Lane states illiteracy is a direct menace to national progress and notes the current illiterate population surpasses the 1800 U.S. population. He outlines government plans and appeals to women’s clubs and churches to join in pushing the United States to lead the world in literacy.
Helen M. Sargent is named as the daughter of Charles H. Sargent and his wife, mentioned in a family notice in the local newspaper.
An advertisement claims thin individuals can gain three to five pounds weekly by using Sargol with every meal. It describes poor assimilation in thin people and asserts Sargol, a six-element tablet, improves absorption and increases red blood power. Sold by druggists with a weight guarantee or money back.
Mrs W A Johnson of Sycamore Springs California reports relief from years of liver trouble and biliousness after using Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy. The ad touts the product as safe for liver and kidney diseases, claims it increases bile flow, aids waste removal, and promotes harmony of body organs. Sold by druggists in 50 cent and dollar sizes with a free sample offer from Warner's Remedies Co Rochester NY.
Dorchester resident Dorchester was married to J Roy Cottam of Dorchester at her parents home 439 Talbot avenue last evening More than 600 attended the reception at the Sargent home following the ceremony at 8 o clock Rev C W Peabody performed the double ring service Lois A Sheridan a Roxbury High School classmate was bridesmaid Harold Robert Perry formerly of Dorchester now of Manchester New Hampshire was best man The bride wore charmeuse satin with chantilly lace and orange blossoms The bridesmaid wore turquoise blue chiffon and pompadour taffeta Mrs Sargent wore a lavender crepe dress The groom works as cashier and book keeper at the Hotel and Railroad News Company The ushers included four clubmates Joseph C Ok Lund W Kohler R D Fales C J Pretat and H F Sargent After the honeymoon the couple will live at 6 Nelson street Dorchester.
Yale athletic officials awarded coach and trainer Mack a new three year contract after a successful year. His track team topped dual meets over Princeton and Harvard and his work with the football squad praised for restoring form after midseason fatigue. Mack also contributed players who developed under his guidance.
Portland edged Lawrence 7 to 6 in a hard fought New England League contest. Dowell and Conley hit home runs for Portland while Tuero and Watkins worked pitching duties. Burn's 2 runs and Clemens, Dowell, Hayden, Mahoney and Pearson contributed multiple hits for the winners.
Fitchburg ends a long skid by defeating Haverhill 4 to 0 at home. Spires Reed and Sweatt drive runs, with Duggan Howard collecting two-base hits and Sweatt a three-base hit. Cooney Swatt Torphy double plays anchor the win as Wilson earns the mound win with five walks and four strikeouts. Time 2 25m Umpire Doherty.
Worcester wins 14 to 8 over Lynn as hits and walks fuel a big third inning. McCune Shorten Strands and Roes key with multiple hits while Stewart and Courtney collect three bases for Worcester. Pitchers Johnson Vendt and Dedrich yield numerous runs and misplays in the high scoring affair.
Lewiston managed four scattered hits as Mayholm pitched and fielded well for Lowell. Dee hit a home run for Lewiston, while Burke, Douccette, Kelley, and Shea produced Lewiston runs. Maybohm and Radloff handled the pitching for Lowell, with Maybohm taking the loss.
Chicago June 24. Martin E. Delaney athletic director of the Chicago Athletic Association may train the American Olympic team for Berlin in 1916 if patron plans succeed. Delaney was assistant trainer to Mike Murphy in 1912 and in 21 years he has developed many stars.
Paris June 24 Jack Johnson appeared in excellent condition for the heavyweight championship fight on Saturday with Frank Moran of Pittsburgh. A Post correspondent saw him today at his Asnieres suburb villa.
The article details Jack Johnson weighing 210 pounds and claiming peak form after major training, and Frank Moran weighing 202 pounds with strong condition. It notes training routines, diet, sparring, and preparations at Auvers sur Oise, including venue plans, betting odds, and fight logistics for a Paris clash.
Moran shows quiet confidence as he prepares to meet Johnson in a Paris ring at 10:30 p m Saturday. A trainer predicts a dramatic bout with Moran using agility to tire Johnson and seek the finishing blows. Johnson bets $5000 on himself but has few takers.
A letter from Dan Flynn attacks boxing critics while praising the sport. Friday hosts two 12 round bouts at University A C Cambridge with Johnny Muni vs Henry Myers, and Eddie Flynn vs Walter Butler, plus two six round prelims. Atlas A A promotes Matty Baldwin vs Jack Britton next Tuesday, with Charley Silverio vs Frank Ryan in the semi finals and other prelims featuring local boxers.
William B. Sweeney of Dracut Massachusetts was found not guilty by reason of insanity for the murder of his wife on March 19 in Dracut Middlesex Superior Court. Three alienists testified he is afflicted with epileptic insanity and the court directed a verdict of not guilty. Sweeney will be committed to Worcester State asylum.
Revere manager Nat Butler schedules a four cornered 25 mile motor paced race at Beach Oval next Saturday night featuring riders George Wiley Clarence Carman Elmer Collins and Percy Lawrence as the main attraction.
Joe Brickley was chosen by his teammates to lead the Everett High School 1915 baseball team at the election held after the Everett Medford game yesterday afternoon concluding the local schoolboy season.
Byron Tyler of 610 W dotte St Kansas City Missouri presents a health guide detailing fourteen years on a raw food diet with no aches or colds. He asserts relief from constipation biliousness indigestion obesity rheumatism and colds and offers the book free to anyone sending name and address.
Worcester June 24 Holy Cross announces a nine game 1914 football slate five at Fitton Field. Big tests include West Point Cornell and Carlisle with a Carlisle game in Manchester N H on Nov 7 and a Boston College rematch in Worcester on Nov 14.
A salesman extols Yellowstone Park as a unique vacation experience with six day stage tours and daily hostelries. The Burlington routes offer weekly guiding conductors, maps, pictures, and trip planning assistance through Alex Stocks, New England Pass, 264 Washington St, Boston.
An advertisement extols Hart Schaffner & Marx as designers of clothes with indefinable style quality. It claims anyone can access materials but true style comes from artist designers, portraying the company as Boston’s premier clothing house with premium fabrics and fashion.
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