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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1911
Page
7
Mayor Gaynor approves a 10 000 person funeral parade without a body at Christie Street synagogue ruins. Orthodox worshippers plan to bury sacred relics on Sunday, a first of its kind in America.
A brief item notes the rapid dissolution of sugar in water and compares it to the time a Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablet takes to act on food and bring relief in a consumer health context.
Advertisement highlights Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as fast acting aids for overloaded stomachs. They claim to digest food like natural gastric juices, relieve gas, freshen breath, and restore comfort without affecting overall health. Sold by druggists. 50 cents a box. trial offer from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
Mrs Amelia Worthington widow of Rt Rev George Worthington dies in New York leaving nearly 275000 in bequests to the Episcopal Church and related charities. Key gifts include 59000 to the Episcopal diocese of Massachusetts 20000 to Western Massachusetts for clergy salaries 15000 for needy clergy and orphans 5000 to several missions 30000 endowment at Trinity Cathedral Omaha 80000 to Williams College 60000 to diocese missions and 25000 to Children's Hospital Boston. Residue to Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society as trust fund.
The editors of the Bee and the Wasp announce they will not duel. M. DeBaroncelli says no justification for blood, and Capdeville notes the proposed duel is off.
About 50 Wellesley College girls fleeing recitations caused a panic when a horse owned by George B. Welch on Western Road, spooked by a passing automobile, dashed down Wellesley square and mounted the sidewalk. The horse nearly collided with another car, halted abruptly, and the wagon wheel snagged a lamp post as bystanders narrowly escaped injury.
Mrs. Lillian McCandlers testified before Judge Raymond at the Suffolk county divorce session that her husband beat her and choked her and threatened her with no revolver. After witnesses including her son, the judge granted the divorce noting years of temper and limited support. George McCandlers was known in Boston business circles. the couple had married in Bashampton in 1889.
Advertises Pape s Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion and stomach misery. Claims relief in five minutes, prevents fermentation, digests food, and ends sour burps, heaviness, nausea, and headaches. Multi paragraph pitch promotes 50 cent cases with ample servings.
The Good Government Association urges a prompt settlement of the $3,000,000 garbage contract as the current disposal plan expires January 1, 1912. It defends the new city charter and criticizes opponents led by Martin L. Lomasney, arguing the charter reforms replace old political practices with merit and training in city appointments.
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