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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1915
Page
2
An ad touts a policy of made to measure suits at thirteen fifty duplicating typical twenty two to twenty five dollar prices. It promises high class workmanship quality and style at money saving prices aimed at discriminating dressers.
Sheriff John Quinn, confined by illness at Massachusetts General Hospital for weeks, was reported last night to be much improved and feeling well. A discharge date has not been decided.
Unionhatco advertises an early Easter sale Friday and Saturday featuring men's pants hats shirts gloves coats suits and shoes at deeply discounted prices. The catalog highlights wool pants, oil-tanned gloves, lightweight hats, bathing and nightwear, coats, uniforms and trunks with substantial markdowns and double Union Trading Stamps.
The experts and cutting team will serve you today and Saturday and next week Monday through Thursday. All orders placed by then ensure prompt Easter delivery. Our sanitary workshops are open for inspection with garments seen in construction.
Miss Jeane Thompson, a Boston girl, visited offices on State Street and in the insurance district selling blue and white peace stamps. The stamps bear a dove over a war torn land and are sanctioned by the White Cross to raise funds for European sufferers.
The city would gain a $60,000 business structure on Canal street rear of Relief Hospital if Mayor Currey accepts. Andrew A Badaracco and Alexander Freedman propose to erect the building and pay $5000 yearly rent, with ownership transferring to the city after eight years.
Miss Jeane Thompson sits at her desk in the Colonial building selling anti war stamps. Readers are invited to read Jumping from Flat to Farm in the next Sunday Post.
President Wilson told the Baltimore conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South that the nation rests on the great body of calm people who keep the boat steady in perilous days. He urged public support for his administration and noted his power lies in speaking for the people. He warned missionaries abroad face dangers.
President speaks at a church conference with Bishop Warren A. Candler in Atlanta praising unity and moral force. He calls wars endless without brotherhood and likens moral forces to stabilizers guiding the nation toward peace and healing.
Rear Admiral Caperton in Mexican waters orders the battleship Georgia to Progreso from Vera Cruz to aid the cruiser Des Moines in protecting foreign interests and keeping Progreso port open. The move aims to maintain order in Yucatan where sisal hemp growers attempt to ship their crop for American twine manufacturers.
Route dispatches report about 12 000 men from Villa and Mexican forces massing near Matamoros opposite Brownsville Texas. Five thousand five hundred Villa troops sit within 50 miles of Matamoros and 3 000 more are just beyond that zone.
An advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring and year round blood purifier and tonic. It claims to strengthen blood, improve vitality and appetite, and says thousands endorse it. The copy urges purchasing from any druggist and notes forty years of use.
Wesleyan defeated Bowdoin in the Hamilton Bowdoin Wesleyan debate defending the negative of the resolution that the United States navy should be materially increased. Judges ruled unanimously.
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