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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1917

Page

9

Spring Headgear Follows Crocheted Way in Colorful Post

A fashion feature in the upcoming Sunday Post highlights spring hats and headwear made with crocheted techniques. The article emphasizes bright colors and stylish silhouettes, offering styling tips and pattern ideas for readers.

Plant Juice advertised as stomach remedy gains followers

An advertisement touts Plant Juice as a new herbal stomach remedy improving digestion and overall health. It cites a Chelsea, Massachusetts resident, O P Brickett, describing years of indigestion and heart palpitations who reports lasting relief after using Plant Juice. The Plant Juice Man promotes the product at Houghton & Dutton Drug Department, meeting locals daily.

O P. Brickett Chelsea Mass Brickett Houghton & Dutton

Cecilies Crew Before Court Contempt Charge Filed

Prosecution for contempt of court opened in the United States District Court yesterday against Captain Charles A. Polack master of the Kronprinzessin Cecilie and 46 officers and crew. The case stems from the destruction of the vessel during wartime service.

United States District Court Charles A. Polack Kronprinzessin Cecilie

Contempt Proceedings Against Ship Owners Initiated

The text notes contempt proceedings were started against the ship owners while the vessel was in U S marshal custody after an incident on January 31. The proceedings were postponed until former Ambassador Gerard's arrival, while Colonel Corn continues to dabble with large sums of money and another Sun day Post adventure of the “everlasting old optimist” looms.

United States Gerard Colonel Corn

British Troops Make Major Advance Between Peronne and Bapaume

London reports another important British gain with trenches 2.5 miles long from St Pierre Vaast wood to Saillisel. Southeast of Arras German forces entered British lines, marking continued action on the Western Front.

London Peronne Bapaume St. Pierre-Vaast Saillisel Arras

Playmates of Half a Century to Wed in Boston

Mrs. Gertrude M. Emanuels of Jamaica Plain and Albert Bollschweiler of Perth Amboy New Jersey a former mayor and current U S marshal are set to marry in Boston after Emanuels filed marriage intentions in the city registrar’s office.

Germany Gertrude M. Emanuels Centre Street Jamaica Plain Albert Bollschweiler Perth Amboy N. J United States New Jersey Boston Emanuels Bollschweiler

Lady Bountiful’s Uncle Tries to Join the Boys

Gene Carr’s page in the Sun features a playful tale about Lady Bountiful’s jovial uncle causing mischief as he attempts to join a boys’ group, delivering light hearted humor and small town charm.

Lady Bountiful Gene Carr

Revolts' Object 10 Win War Foreseen by Chicago Scholar

Chicago March 15 Samuel R Harper professor of Russian at the University of Chicago and former US representative in Russia predicts that Russia will intensify wartime efforts after the revolution. He remarks the prediction was made today and notes stronger prosecution of the war.

Chicago Russia Samuel R. Harper University of Chicago United States

Duma and government clash over war aims and reforms

The Duma pressed for a government reshuffle and broader representation after food distribution concerns. A January appointment of Zolizdin failed to satisfy reformers, while distrust deepened as pro German sentiment and close government links surfaced. The Duma pledged vigorous war prosecution and warned against premature peace, noting revolutions must not disrupt the war effort.

Duma Germany Russia

Clothiers Form New New England Retail Clothiers' Association

About 100 representatives of leading New England clothiers met at Young's and formed the New England Retail Clothiers' Association affiliated with the National Association of Retail Clothiers. The group aims to foster friendly relations, promote efficiency, curb advertising abuses, and support charitable efforts while avoiding price fixing.

New England Young’s New England Retail Clothiers’ Association National Association of Retail Clothiers Julius C. Morse The Leopold Morse Company Nashua N. H Gallinger Massachusetts Frank Black William Filene’s Sons Company National Retail Clothiers’ Association Herman C. Ritter Youngstown Ethan Lemilein New York Retail Clothiers’ Association

Prominent Russian Officials Reported Murdered in Sweden

Passengers arriving at Haparanda Sweden with today s hospital train report two men of prominence in Petrograd were murdered One was said to be Alexander D Propotopoff minister of the interior the other Boris Sturmer former premier no exact dates or confirmations given

Stockholm London Haparanda Sweden Petrograd Alexander D. Propotopoff Boris Sturmer

Careful Soap Use for Hair Care

Careful soap use preserves hair health. Ordinary dessicated cocoanut oil cleanses hair and scalp without drying the scalp or making hair brittle. A small amount creates rich lather that rinses out easily, leaving the scalp soft and hair smooth, lustrous, and easy to manage.

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