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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1916

Page

5

Twilight Sleep lecture draws crowds at Baby Weeks event

Dr Marie Knudson’s talk on Twilight Sleep drew hundreds despite snow as mothers packed Houghton & Crutchions Filene's and Jordan Marsh venues. The session, led by Dr Eliza Cahill, covered safer childbirth, memory loss during labor, and broader surgical uses, with nurses and doctors fielding intimate questions.

Houghton & Crutton’s Filene Jordan Marsh Marie Knudson Knudson New England Freiburg Germany

Labor 10 Pick Candidate For Boston School Board

Three delegates from every Boston union who are registered voters will vote in a labor primary to choose a candidate for the Boston School Board at the December city election. The primary meets at Wells Memorial Hall at 2 30 Sunday afternoon. The decision followed a Boston Central Labor Union committee meeting and sub committees were appointed to run a campaign. Circulars explaining the purpose and plan will be sent to city unions within 10 days.

Scopola University of Pavia Ralph Reach Brooklyn Bertha van Hoosen Chicago van Hoosen Women's City Club Boston Pilgrim Hall Marion Nute Edith Hale Swift Margaret N. Noyes New Fingland Hoepital Medical Society The Infant Welfare Society Will School Board of Elec Ty Labor Union Fx Ae Orrnet

Preventable Diseases of Middle Life Lecture

Dr Martin Edwards told the Women's Municipal League at 6 Marlboro Street that babies and athletes attract more medical attention while middle aged adults are largely neglected. He spoke during the third Wednesday public lecture on preventable diseases of middle life.

Martin Edwards Women’s Municipal League Marlboro Street

Health and middle life decline call for preventive care

The speaker warns of rising degenerative diseases in middle life and urges early prevention starting in childhood. He cites a 41 percent rise in mortality from heart and kidney diseases and advocates regular medical checkups, better hygiene, and parental responsibility to raise healthier generations. The final lectures outline women's health duties and social hygiene responsibilities.

Ken New York

Death Penalty Backed as House Rejects Abolition Bill

The House of Representatives voted 91 to 87 in support of capital punishment for murder. Representative Hill of Cambridge failed to obtain a roll call, missing the required 30 votes, after seeking to substitute an abolition bill with the judiciary committee report.

House of Representatives Hill Cambridge Committee On the Judiciary

Mass Armenian Loss in Erzerum Reported

London dispatch says Russian sources in Petrograd report only 16 Armenians survived in Erzerum from a population around 40,000. The information was forwarded by Reuters to the Russian capital.

Erzerum London Petrograd Reuter

Liquor Suit Over Purchases by Minor Son

Katherine F. Quireyns of Boston sues the Irish American Athletic Association in Suffolk Superior Court claiming liquor was sold to her minor son George 152 times between Jan 1 1915 and Jan 18 1916. She seeks $100 for each sale, totaling $15,200.

Irish-American Athletic Association Suffolk Superior Court Katherine F. Quireyns Boston George

Lodge to Receive Suffrage Deputation in Lynn

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge will meet a deputation of his women constituents in Lynn on March 16 before he speaks. He wrote to Mrs. Thomas H. Gray Jr., chair of deputations for the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage, whose headquarters are at 3888 Boylston Street.

Henry Cabot Lodge Thomas H. Gray, Jr Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage Boylston Street Lynn

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