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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1912
Page
6
Two engaged readers plan a wedding after recalling the Harvard Dartmouth football game of 1911. Miss Gladys Hamilton Ward of 138 Newbury Street and Herbert P. Woodbury of Lynnfield Centre met at the match and will wed on April 4 in Brockton.
Miss Ward, described as one of the prettiest girls in the city, met Mr Woodbury at South Station and became his ardent football companion. She previously lived in Revere and Dorchester and remains popular locally. The wedding will be performed by Rev Cortland Myers and they will live in Lynnfield Centre.
Mayor George L. Farrell of Malden urged New England Telephone to grant free service for the city replacing the current one third reduction. J H Barry division commercial superintendent met with the mayor and finance committee members but no agreement was reached.
An offer guarantees pay for all medicine used during a trial if constipation cure fails. Rexall Orderlies are claimed to be odorless, colorless, tasteless and gentle, not causing diarrhea or nausea, with special suitability for children and the elderly. Available in Boston at Liggett's Drug Stores locations with prices 10 cents for 12 tablets, 25 cents for 36, 50 cents for 80.
In Pittsburg on March 21 a rabid dog charged a group of children entering a schoolyard in Wilkinsburg biting seven youths ages seven to 13. The dog also bit a 13 year old boy before being killed by John Schott after eight year old sister was attacked. All victims received Pasteur treatment at a hospital.
Grace E. Studley, a 15 year old who ran away and abducted an infant, was ordered by Judge Baker in the Superior Court to remain at Oak Lawn School for Girls until she turns 21. The sentence was imposed in Providence Rhode Island on March 21.
Graduates from the Boston YMCA Evening Law School gathered at the Boston City Club Thursday evening to promote the Alumni Association. The meeting was led by President Charles H. Bartlett with Nelson B. Todd serving as secretary.
Despatches report the Boston schooner Ned P Walker, sailing from Commercial wharf last month on a treasure expedition, held by Cuban authorities at Santiago. About 100 cases of dynamite were found aboard and papers questioned. The crew said they had U S permission to strip iron from sunken Spanish warships if Cuba raised no objections. The dynamite was for blasting wrecks.
Government scientists in Searles Lake California report a potash deposit of about 4 million tons with experts suggesting over 10 million tons may be available The find is significant for its readily usable commercial form and potential to supply the United States for decades.
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