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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1916
Page
8
Paderewski soloed with the Boston Symphony in Symphony Hall, premiering Stojowski’s second piano concerto. Sibelius Second Symphony drew high praise for its power and breadth, with Dr. Karl Muck’s guiding interpretation and a reverent encore to close the program.
An advertisement claims Plant Juice cures stomach trouble indigestion and dyspepsia. Edith Stuart of Waverley testifies after four months of use she can eat freely sleep better and feels revitalized. The Plant Juice Man sells the remedy at Houghton & Dutton Co. drug department meeting locals daily.
The Newman lecture series presents a travel talk on Chili detailing its pastoral wealth mountain scenery and unique people. The speaker notes Santiago Valparaiso Aconcagua the Straits of Magellan Punta Arenas Montevideo and the Falkland Islands highlighting implications for travel and culture. The talk will be repeated this afternoon.
A Harvard professor left a Cambridge School Board subcommittee during yesterday afternoon's meeting. He criticized colleagues Miss Mary A. Winslow and John F. Gadsby, who head the Cambridge YWCA and practice law respectively, amid a dispute over promoting two kindergarten teachers to acting principal roles.
The School board meeting features Professor Ford demanding resignation arguing two other members lack competence. The session includes discussion of kindergarten promotions for Miss Mary A. McMahan and Miss Helen M. Hicks, and the dismissal of janitor Alphonse Vallely amid campaign tensions.
Alumni of Middlebury College gathered at the Hotel Vendome for their annual reunion and dinner. Harry F. Lake served as toastmaster as President J. D. Abercrombie and President John M. Thomas spoke, noting recent large gifts to the institution.
New York March 10 two elephants from the zoo named Hattie and June were harnessed to V shaped snow plows and cleared snow from the arsenal zoo and park drives. Exhausted co workers called them off after their playful work drew praise from children and onlookers.
An advertisement urges readers to boost strength and stamina with Scott's Emulsion telling tired people to build rich blood and healthy tissue in one month. It references Scott & Bowne of Bloomfield New Jersey and promotes the product as a solution for weakness and fatigue in work and daily tasks.
Former President Taft told Boston University Law School students that Supreme Court justices earn 12500 a year and cannot live on that in Washington. He urged lawyers to enter public life but first save enough to live on, noting no one has refused a Supreme Court seat over pay. Also notes Magantic Fish and Game Club meeting at Thorndike Hotel with annual meeting set for Philadelphia on March 18 and remarks by Vice-President Parry Co. Wiggin.
Funeral services for H. Harry Kingsley 49 jewelry merchant at 68 Central Street Somerville will be held tomorrow at 1 PM from his home. He died Thursday after a week with pneumonia. Interment in Rutland Vermont. He leaves wife Florence of Claremont NH and brother John J Kingsley. Kingsley was a noted Boston watch and diamond expert. The article also covers a New England cigarette men dinner at Hotel Georgian as part of Egyptienne Straights campaign with remarks by executives of The American Tobacco Company on cigarette sales and press support.
Mrs Florence Young aged 50 of 12 Glendale Road Dorchester was found unconscious in her kitchen yesterday by a gas inspector and Patrolman McLaughlin of the Mattapan police. Gas was escaping from a combination stove. She was taken to City Hospital where she was pronounced dead.
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