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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1916
Page
7
A 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine is advertised as the easy inexpensive way to achieve heavy soft fluffy hair free of dandruff. The ad claims rapid improvement within ten minutes and new hair growth after about two weeks, asserting it to be the only sure hair grower and scalp care solution.
Advertisement extols Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach liver and intestinal ailments claiming thousands have tried it with marvelous results. It promises permanent relief with no diet limits and guarantees money back if not satisfac tory. Sold by druggists nationwide.
One of the season's startling sartorial novelties is the trouser coat suit in jersey silk with contrasting bands and large hip pockets. A vast reinforced concrete mill complex with prism glass, six-story brick and steel buildings, a long tunnel system under the Boston and Maine railroad, and multiple bridges connects the plant.
The Fisk tire plant at Chicopee Falls Massachusetts has expanded with new buildings increasing to 29 acres of floor space. A 600 by 1900 foot factory and a large warehouse dominate the complex. The seven story administration building on Grove Oak and Church street features stone and brick, extensive offices, dining rooms, and modern facilities.
Maynard Mass February 27 1916 Maynard High School will play a 20 game baseball schedule arranged by manager Edward Courhain. The lineup includes games against Concord Clinton Lyman Belmonnt Charlestown Malboro Hudson Worcester Wayland Seaithhore Leominster and Belmont with several open dates.
A class of 12 girls at the Methodist Episcopal Church in East Weymouth remains leaderless after a break in the Sunday school over the salute to the Christian banner. Two deacons no longer speak, and President Wilson has been asked to act as judge to resolve the dispute.
A church dispute over a Sunday school pledge causes a break in the congregation. Twelve girls, ages about ten, refuse to salute a Christian banner before the American flag. the superintendent, Charles Chubbuck, resigns, and teacher Mrs. Howard Pratt also leaves. The girls ask President Wilson what to do, insisting Old Glory be honored first.
Katherine Kemp Stillings, violist, performed Tartini Fiocco Mozart Faure Arensky Tour Aulin and Hubay in Steinert Hall. She displayed conviction technique and virtuosity, with some calls for more tenderness in Faure and Tartini pieces. Despite a slip before the Conus concerto cadenza she finished strong, earning an enthusiastic audience.
Mayor Curley has allowed Boston’s colored militiamen, Company L of the Sixth Regiment, to occupy the armory once used by the National Lancers on Fulfinch Street. The unit had been quartered on Green Street where space was found inadequate for years.
Frederick Woods of the National Security League will speak at the preparedness meeting to enforce peace tonight in Symphony Hall. Plans are nearing completion for a mass meeting in Chelsea next Monday evening under the same society.
The torpedo boat destroyer Porter arrived in Rockland Maine after a stormy voyage from Philadelphia. Ice in the inner harbor forced anchorage 1000 feet from the dock, delaying standardization trials that were slated to begin tomorrow.
Shoppers flock to Wolf's on Hanover and Portland for $1 shirts marked down to 40 cents and receive LEGAL stamps with each bargain. The ad markets sterling merchandise and emphasizes frugal purchases for men seeking value.
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