Wages of Sin Mission Sermons Draw Crowds at Cathedral
A two night women’s mission at the Cathedral ends with final services this Sunday. Father Cahill and Father Heagan urge confession while warning mortal sin brings eternal punishment and spiritual death.
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Rexall Orderlies Promise Quick Constipation Relief
An advertisement guarantees immediate relief and a money back promise if no cure is achieved. Rexall Orderlies are described as safe gentle regulators and tonics that restore natural function without griping or nausea. Sold in 36 tablet packs for 25 cents and 42 tablet packs for 10 cents by The Riker Jaggys Drug Stores.
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Mission Appeals to Reform Debates on Sin and Society
A speaker warned that sin taints prisons hospitals and other places, detailing vices such as drunkenness scandal and profanity and their harms to individuals children and society. He urged immediate reception of grace offered by the mission and praised women for strong attendance at masses, especially the 5 o'clock service.
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Rabbi Israeli Delivers Final Friday Lecture Titled Israel Uniter and Divider
The Congregation Adath Jeshurun hosts Rabbi Israeli for the season’s last Friday night lecture. The topic is A Purim Message: Israel, the Uniter and Divider.
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Israeli
Israel
Will Granted After 46 Years in Middlesex Probate Court
A will pending since 1863 in East Cambridge was allowed by Judge McIntire, directing $22,000 to be paid to the Soldiers' Home in Chelsea from Joha Ashton of Newton. The dispute over which state institution should receive the bequest ended when the Soldiers' Home was named.
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Henry Siegel Banquets His Department Heads
Henry Siegel hosts a banquet for department heads at the Siegel building restaurant. Joseph Wilson thanks the team for a year of success despite hard business conditions and Charles Piers praises their energy and unity for the coming year. The Viennese Orchestra provided music as specials guests from Chicago attended.
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Ranger Will Replace Schoolship Enterprise
The Ranger now under thorough repair at Charles town Navy Yard will substitute the schoolship Enterprise in April. Equipment transfer slated to finish by mid May before cadets depart for the European cruise. Spring entrance exam set for March 27, 1999. Reduced fares to the West Northwest and Southwest from 366 Washington Street Boston. C E Colony C P T A adv.
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Hammerstein Eyes Boston Opera Here If Demand Stays High
William J Guard reports Oscar Hammerstein will cancel his Boston engagement if advance sales do not show capacity crowds for all 15 performances. Hammerstein aims to support a future Boston opera house while offering a grand season if the city shows strong demand. Miss Mary Garden may star in Louise or Thais at the last matinee, replacing The Juggler of Notre Dame.
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Navy picks Vreeland to head intelligence, Rodgers moves
Newport March 4 Captain C W Vreeland commander of the battleship Kansas is named chief naval intelligence officer to succeed Rear Admiral Raymond P Rodgers who becomes president of the Naval War College. Upon Sperrys relief from the Atlantic fleet he is expected to join the War College on special duty.
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Plan to Save Grant Cottage
Albany March 4 The legislature will be asked to appropriate 6450 to purchase and preserve the cottage where General Grant spent his final days and the woodlands around Mt MacGregor near Saratoga Springs.
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Judge orders further examination in death of white housekeeper
Municipal Court Judge Burke found sufficient cause to hold Jiarmon T. Page for a further examination regarding the death of Miss Mary Condon, a white housekeeper, who died from a fractured skull last night.
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Why March Is The Most Dangerous Month
March is the most dangerous month due to seasonal change. The text promotes Father John's Medicine as a spring tonic to fortify the system, drive out impurities, and strengthen nerve tissues, claiming it helps cure colds and lung troubles without weak stimulants or morphine.
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