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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
11
Women report Mazola is easier to use than butter or lard as it is pure oil with no water or air. It heats faster, saves time in sautéing and frying, and allows repeated use without spoiling. The ad highlights economical benefits and directs readers to grocery displays and recipe booklets.
Medical Examiner Leary says about $700 hidden in a paste-board cracker box is held for the relatives of Mrs. Ann B. Robbins, 75, found dead in her Garrison Street apartments. A cousin alerted authorities after a hotel manager failed to reach her.
Despite a town board refusal for a moving picture house in Myestic Valley, an outdoor film event will be held tonight at the Banborn estate to benefit Winchester Hospital, drawing a large crowd.
A cable company announces that starting July 1 cablegrams to Italy may be written in Italian French or English. The policy aims to simplify international communications and accommodate multiple language options for senders and recipients.
A coordinated push to strike arbitration from the Amalga mated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees constitution is planned for the September Rochester convention. Bay State award sparked the move as 16 Bay State unions urge other roads to join the fight. Bay State arbiter James H. Vahey backed the effort at a Lynn meeting.
Dr. Faneuil Dunkin Weiss dean of the New York College of Dentistry and descendant of Peter Faneuil died yesterday at Gedney Farms near White Plains New York He was in his 72nd year a surgeon dermatologist and anatomist and lived at 36 Gramercy Park New York Born in Watertown Massachusetts he was the son of Dr John A Weiss a philologist
The flag at the New England Shoe and Leather Association building was flown at half staff and offices were closed in the afternoon to honor George McConnell, longtime treasurer of the association. Funeral services were held at his Dorchester home on Castlegate Road.
Miss Selma Shir a leading figure in the younger Jewish society of this city and Malden wed Meyer H Slobodkin a young attorney with a home in Malden last night at the Moreland Street Synagogue in Roxbury Rabbi H H Rubinvitch officiated.
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