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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1919

Page

5

Ice Fields Delay Seaplane Flight Start in Newfoundland

The US Navy seek a starting point for a trans Atlantic seaplane in Newfoundland but ice fields three miles off St. John’s blocked the effort. Destroyer Barney, which left Boston to survey coastlines, could not reach St. John’s and will stay nearby awaiting orders from Washington.

Halifax N.S Newfoundland United States Navy Barney Boston Nova Scotia St. John’s Patrick N. L. Bellinger Naval Aviation Washington

Fire devastates Simpson block in Lowell blaze

A $50,000 fire tore through the Simpson block at 514 526 Merrimack street in Lowell. Three firefighters were overcome by illuminating gas and 50 plus residents fled in their night attire. The blaze began near a basement boiler and burned for over four hours, threatening Sarre Brothers leather and other nearby stores as gas crews aided safety and tenants were assisted by neighbors.

Lowell Simpson Block Merrimack Street Harold Foster Frank Hoyt J. O. Crowe M. L A. Carron O’keefe

Botchkareva Wounded by Shell in Russian Army Charge

Botchkareva, famed Russian patriot, was hit by a shell while charging German lines with fixed bayonet. After three days between life and death, her tale My Life will appear in next week's Boston Sunday Post with vivid accounts of her adventures in the Russian army.

Botchkareva Boston Sunday Post

Salvation Army to convert Hotel Rexford for soldiers

Five hundred Yankee Division troops will stay at Hotel Rexford during the Boston reception week. The building will house a large canteen serving coffee and soft drinks, a lounge, showers, and an employment office. Salvation Army Colonel Adam Gifford outlines expansion of relief services including hospitals, lodging, and milk for children. A national Home Service Fund drive aims for 20 million dollars, with New England allotted 2.28 million and Boston under 300 thousand.

Rexford Boston New England Salvation Army Adam Gifford Gifford Army Colonel Gifford Public For Home Service

Sage and Sulphur Compound Rejuvenates Gray Hair

An old ad describes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use hair darkener. It claims the product dries gray strands to a natural even color by morning and, with repeated use, leaves hair glossy and youthful.

Wyeth

Conference Week at Athol Opens with Ministerial Exam

The New England Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church meets at Starrett Memorial Church Athol with about 250 ministers expected. A preliminary session will exam candidates for deacon and elder, Epworth League holds an evening convention led by Bishop Frank M Bristol, and various district superintendents will report. Ordinations are set for next Sunday.

New England Frank M. Bristol Chattanooga Tenn Edwin Holt Hughes Willis P. Odell D. D Boston W. H. Powell Lynn Co. E. Spaulding Worcester C. O. Ford Springfield Frank Sutton Edwin H. Hughes Starrett Memorial Church Athol

Notre Dame Sisters Host Charity Concert in Boston

A Notre Dame Alumnae committee at St. Augustine's in South Boston organized a Globe Theatre event to aid the Namur Belgium mother house destroyed in the war. District Attorney Pelletier praised the nuns. William E. Hickey chaired the effort with officers Miss Katherine Enwright Miss Margaret McCann Miss Grace Quinn and Miss Sarah Lydon. The arranging committee included Mae Hines May Dillion Helen Roche Mae Boudourt May Clancy Agnes Gaughran and Helen Quirk.

Notre Dame St. Augustine’s Parish Boston Globe Theatre Namur Belgium Pelletier William E. Hickey Katherine Enwright Margaret McCann Grace Quinn Sarah Lydon Mae Hines May Dillion Helen Roche Mae Boudourt May Clancy Agnes Gaughran Helen Quirk

Touraine Almond Bars Proclaim French Craft and Efficiency

A speaker touts Touraine Chocolate Almond Bars made the French way with an automatic mixer and moulder. He claims 1,000,000 bars daily, notes 50 percent more almonds per bar, and that Yellow Packages identify the product, inviting readers to try Touraine for lasting satisfaction.

Touraine P.S

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