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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1915
Page
2
Billy Sunday denounces sin and cursing, arguing that personal liberty ends where it harms others. He cites biblical warnings, parental influence, and social costs of vice, urging readers to reject drink, lust, and open license to protect families and future generations.
The patriotic societies of Massachusetts postponed plans for the Pilgrim landing centennial observance until the current legislative bill on the celebration is reported. At the Boston Art Club a committee of DAR, Daughters of Revolution, Sons of the Revolution, and Sons of the American Revolution, chaired by Walter Gilman Page, met to decide. General Phillip Read, retired U.S. Army, spoke on the flag bill before the Legislature.
Five generations gather as Mrs Abigail Morrill of Newburyport marks her 106th birthday. Born in West Newbury, she is believed to be New England's oldest woman. She has three living children Hiram Lewis Morrill and George Morrill plus a daughter Abbie Oliver. Her husband died 40 years ago at 80.
Violinist Irma Seydel, assisted by Miss Ethel Harding, performed in Jordan Hall yesterday afternoon. The program featured Handel, Spohr, Maquarre, Prutting, Strube, Vieuxtemps, Beethoven, Mozart, Brahms Joachim. two new pieces Au Claire de Lune and Pastel showed promise yet were lengthy. Seydel is praised as an accomplished musician with warm vibrant tone and strong future potential.
March 1 report that Rev. Edwin W. Rice after 44 years as editor and Rev. Dr. Moseley H. Williams after 36 years as assistant editor retire from the American Sunday School Union. Rice is succeeded by Rev. James McConaughty and Rev. A J R Schumaker fills Williams' post. Rice has given 60 years of service to the union as missionary and editor.
Advertising copy extols Uneeda Biscuit as the best flour baked soda cracker with care and freshness delivered from oven to table. A brief, promotional note highlights quality and preparation.
An advertisement argues that uric acid from meat overloads kidneys and causes fatigue headaches and other symptoms. It promotes Rheumasalts with two teaspoons in water before breakfast, claiming quick relief, laxative effect, pleasant taste, and affordability. Sold by Rheumabath Company Minneapolis and via Riker Jaynes and other druggists.
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