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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1913
Page
3
The ad promises cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles with PAZO OINTMENT in 6 to 14 days and offers money back if not cured. It notes the price of 50 cents and is directed by the druggist.
Superintendent Franklin P. Dyer announced that senior boys in commercial subjects may compete for the two top pupils to join the Boston Chamber of Commerce on its South American tour. Two exams will be held with the 10 highest in the first test advancing to a personal panel. The first exam, at English High School on April 12, covers Spanish oral and written, an English essay, and South American economic conditions. Final selections rest with Dyer and Mayor Fitzgerald after both academic and personal reviews. Hank the Hermit features in next Sunday's Post.
A mid year assessment shows Harvard University dismissed 51 students for failing to meet grade standards. Freshmen lead with 11 drops, followed by 11 sophomores, eight juniors, and one unclassified student.
A brief note states that in their work shortly they may be given leave to withdraw from the university.
Miss Winifred Bundy of Lacombe Alberta wed William Harold Hitchcock a Boston attorney yesterday at the Church of the Good Shepherd Dedham The bride is niece of the late Senator Fair of California and the groom a Amherst College 1898 and Harvard Law School 1901 graduate and University Club member
A pageant titled Pages From the Records of the Old South Church arranged by Henry Copley Greene and directed by Joseph N. Smith will be staged at Copley Hall on March 31 evening and April 1 both afternoon and evening. Produced by the Young Women's Guild, it depicts the church from 1669 to the Civil War.
The latest spring suit trends dictated by Paris fashion houses will be showcased in color illustrations in next Sunday's Post.
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