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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1915

Page

2

Suit Against Father in Law Seeks Damages In Suffolk

Benjamin Levy a traveling salesman sues his father in law Everett B Cook of Danvers in Suffolk Superior Court for 12000 to 15000 dollars for household expenses over 16 years Levy says he married Bernice M Cook in August 1899 and her parents moved in spring 1900 with father in law agreeing to share home costs equally

Suffolk Superior Court Benjamin Levy Everett B. Cook Danvers Levy Bernice M. Cook

Agreement Claims Cost Burdens Across Allston Danvers and Boston

Under this agreement he alleges homes were maintained at different times in Allston Danvers and Boston and that he was compelled to cover virtually all the expenses.

Allston Danvers Boston

Meat Boats Taken Over by Britain

London reports the British government ordered the commandeering of all meat carrying capacity on steamships between Europe and the Argentine and Uruguayan republics under the Defense of the Realm Act.

Britain London Europe

Hydrophobia Causes Utica Death After Dog Bite

Utica New York April 30 Peter Starsky 27 years old was bitten by a dog last February and died here today Hydro phobia is listed as the cause of the death the first on record in this city

Utica N. Y Peter Starsky

Corset Critique Urges Front Lacing and Proper Fit

Dr Robert M Green of Boston City Hospital condemns Victorian corsets as harmful and outlines how a correct corset should be made and worn. He advocates front lace, appropriate height, light boning, garter straps, and lying down during the initial donning to allow organs to settle properly.

Jane Austen Robert M. Green Boston City Hospital Boston Medical and Surgical Journal Green

Shocking Conditions in State Insane Hospitals

In a House debate on appropriations for five state institutions Representative Greenwood of Everett described crowded, inhumane conditions. He cited a corridor used as an operating room and a plank as an operating table for a cancer operation, noting the dispensary limits and a 60 percent turnover among attendants.

House of Representatives Greenwood Everett

No Liquor at U S Embassy in Grosvenor Square

Special Cable to the Post reports Ambassador Walter Hines Page has stopped serving liquor at his Grosvenor Square residence. Guests noticed wines missing days ago and it is stated he and his household will abstain, duration unspecified.

London Walter Hines Page Grosvenor Square

May Festival Features Large Child Ensembles and Daring Acts

The annual May festival by Mrs. W. S. Butler unfolds this afternoon and evening in Mechanics' building. Lilla V. Wyman devised clever novelties including War and Peace and The Enchanted Glade performed by more than 500 children. Pauline Mason Patsy Mason and Louise Brown headline with toe dancing and a dramatic entrance from the top of the building.

W. S. Butler Mechanics Lilla V. Wyman Enchanted Glade Little Boston Pauline Patsy Mason Louise Brown

Wilson Off for Williamstown Christening

Washington April 30 President Wilson departed at midnight for Williamstown Massachusetts to attend the christening of his grandson Francis Sayre. Accompanied by Dr Cary T Grayson and Miss Helen Woodrow Bones he will meet his daughter Miss Margaret Wilson in New York tomorrow and return Monday morning.

Washington Wilson Williamstown Mass Francis Sayre Cary T. Grayson Helen Woodrow Bones New York Margaret Wilson

History Teachers Hear Lecture by Abbott

More than 150 American history teachers from 100 schools in Greater Boston and local historical societies attended a stereopticon lecture on American History by Samuel Abbott of the Boston Post in Chipman Hall Tremont Temple. Abbott displayed cartoons on the American Revolution from the British Museum and twenty slides showing early North American maps produced in Europe during the 16th and 17th centuries.

Greater Boston Samuel Abbott The Boston Post Chipman Hall Tremont Temple Abbott British Museum North America Europe

Savings advice from grandparents on safe investment

The text warns against hiding money in stockings or teapots as it can be lost stolen or destroyed. It urges putting funds to work in a sound banking institution to earn income and protect wealth.

Save for the future with a steady weekly portion

The piece argues that workers should secure a living wage and save regularly to protect against illness unemployment old age and death. It urges steady saving whether single or married, noting that a bank habit strengthens character and provides security for better opportunities.

American House on Hanover Street Sold

The famous American House on Hanover Street has reportedly been sold. The sale price and buyer names were not disclosed by broker C. W. Whittier of Boston and Milton. Manager Jessee A. C. Jones acknowledged hearing of a sale but had received no formal notice.

Hanover Street New

Rumor Denied On Demolition Of Historic American House

Mr. Jones rejects rumor that the American House on Hemingway estate land will be razed for a new building. He cites lease terms requiring written notice and a cash bonus, claims no notice or payment received. Purchaser's name and price withheld until morning. The inn has a long history under various managers and a busy transient trade with annual banquets.

Third Posner store opens in Boston at 595 Washington

D H Posner opens his third Boston haberdashery at 595 Washington street corner Avery. The model store features mahogany finish woodwork, glass front showcases, 26 window sections, a basement sales area, mirrors, dressing rooms, and brush brass neckwear stands. Cashier placement enables rapid service and easy payment.

D. H. Posner New Haberdashery Washington Street Avery Street Posner Boston

Antis 10 Hold Mass Meeting at Faneuil Hall

An anti Socialism anti suffrage mass meeting at Faneuil Hall plans to argue votes for women fund feminism and socialism join forces. Corporation Counsel John A Sullivan chairs with Mrs A J George field secretary and speakers including J Mitchell Galvin and John A Matthews of Newark N J presenting opposing views from the home and broader perspectives.

Faneuil Hall John A. Sullivan Women’s Anti-Suffrage Association A. J. George Anti-Suffrage Association J. Mitchell Galvin John A. Matthews Newark N. J

Cunard Officials Deny Claims Of Ship Line Closures

Cunard Steamship Company officials released copies of letters sent to Port Directors to counter reports that the Hamburg American Line was out of business and that the International Mercantile Marine Company was in bankruptcy.

Cunard Steamship Company Cunard International Mercantile Marine Company

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Promises Clear Skin

An advertising notice touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel that cleanses the blood bowels and liver. It claims pimples will fade after a few nights of use and promotes olive colored vegetable tablets sold in 10c and 25c boxes by The Olive Tablet Company in Columbus Ohio.

Dr. Edwards Edwards The Olive Tablet Company Columbus

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