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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1915
Page
7
To the Editor of the Post a reader praises Billy Sunday praising revival fire spreading across churches. The writer calls Sunday fearless and effective like a battering ram, urging readers to buy the Post and read his sermons in East Fairfield, VI.
An advertisement claims Dr Williams Pink Pills cure inherited or air caused anemia in girls. It describes symptoms such as fatigue irritability headaches constipation and greenish pallor and promises full recovery with continued use. A booklet Building Up the Blood is offered free by the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
An old household remedy Musterole is advertised for quick relief of croup sore throat bronchitis and other pains. The ad touts its mustard oil formula claims it does not blister like mustard plasters and offers 25c 50c and hospital sizes with a warning to refuse imitations from The Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio.
The Boston Post prints the 29th Billy Sunday sermon in the daily and Sunday Post series. Tomorrow's issue will feature The Rich Young Ruler. Back copies for Feb 28 and Mar 1 2 3 are exhausted. limited supply remains. Orders should go through newsdealers or Circulation Department Boston Post with extra postage.
A sermon on Mark nine that contrasts the disciples failing to cast out a demon with Jesus delivering the boy. It warns against crowd-chasing preaching, urges repentance and humility, and calls for power from God, not human pride, to move souls. It likens self righteousness to a barrier to prayer and revival.
Louis D. Brandeis told Harvard Law School students that big corporations increasingly hire across broader fields rather than relying on a few specialists. He argued that lawful careers do not require exceptional genius and that most graduates can achieve financial independence within a few years.
With sunset, 100000 members of the Hebrew race in Greater Boston and Jews worldwide begin eight days of Passover commemorating the Exodus from Egypt about 3300 years ago.
Families host gatherings to recount deliverance of Israel with symbolic foods. Morning and evening services begin tonight across temples including Temple Israel and Temple Chabei Shalom, with rabbis directing rites. Passover week also includes services for Jewish inmates at penal institutions under Moses L. Sedar.
Franklin Union Berkeley and Appleton streets hosts an 8 pm program for 58 graduates across courses in structures industrial electricity machine construction industrial chemistry steam engines boilers heating and ventilating architectural drawing and telephone operation. Notables including Richard Olney Mayor Curley ex Governor Eugene Foss and Robert Lincoln O’Brien attend.
Massachusetts AFL leaders in Boston urge City Council to amend a new ordinance on sauntering and loitering to align with state law protecting peaceful picketing. The call came during a conference of the AFL executive board and legislative committee yesterday.
The Bay State Street Railway Company starts presenting its case before the Arbitration Board today after the union has already testified. Former Attorney General James M. Swift of Fall River will conduct the road's defense. Since December 17 the Carmen's union has produced 228 witnesses and 5400 pages of testimony across 4000 employees, with James H. Vahey guiding the union's examination.
Advertisement states a cold cure in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. The box bears E W Grove’s signature and the price is 25 cents.
A Sanitary and Street Cleaning Workers committee to reduce daily dumping ground accidents was appointed. Freight Clerks and Handlers consider amalgamation with a national federation. Coal Teamsters and Coal Exchange discuss a wage pact. Eugene Mehegan received a diamond from Team Drivers Joint Council. Typographical Union 13 donated to C L U relief. Bakers Union 7 backed Curley’s pure bread bill. Minnie Mulry urged women in politics at a Providence Longshoremen meeting. Longshoremen to vote on suffrage endorsement. Coal Teamsters also endorsed it.
A new fashion model features a double breasted coat with braid binding and a skirt with side plaits. The design uses blue serge and imported black and white stripe novelty goods, highlighting tailored lines and panel fronts.
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