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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1916
Page
5
St. John's Prep second team defeated Peabody High School second team 15 to 8 in Danvers. The game was played this afternoon.
A health claim about nerve weakness and debility urges use of Margo Nerve Tablets. It describes nervous fatigue and prostration as caused by devitalized nerve force, promises quick improvement, and asserts safety, ease of use, and money back guarantees from druggists.
Many suffer from lumbago stiffness lameness backache sciatica and rheumatic pains and rub Minard's Liniment for almost instant relief. The creamy liniment is described as pure and non staining and is advised by physicians and druggists for home use.
Victor Reinstein, Harvard post graduate, filed five damage suits totaling 116000 against his wife’s family, accusing them of alienation of affections and other claims. The case followed a bitter separation with testimony of cruelty and abuse including alleged brass knuckles and thrown objects.
The Boston Equal Suffrage Association joined the General Federation of Women's Clubs during a suffrage day supper at Sundower Lunch on Tremont Street. Delegates discussed bills aiding delinquent children, women probation officers, school use as social centers, reform for drunkards, milk safety, and civil service expansion.
Mayor Curley denounces bigotry and backs a Knights of Columbus temple in Fenway. Adjutant-General Cole urges a permanent national defense council headed by the President. Judge Murray calls for charity and tolerance in judgments. William Bresnahan receives a gold Fourth Degree charm.
Salem on May 1 held Tuberculosis Day as part of a city health week organized by the State Board of Health and local groups. Mayor Henry P. Benson opened the program at Ames Memorial Hall. Lectures by Dr. Allan J. McLaughlin and Dr. Lyman A. Jones covered general health and tuberculosis.
The State Senate debated wage assignment laws with a vote shifting from the Rowley bill to a 25 percent proposal. The measure would allow a quarter of a man’s wages to be disposed of freely, while eliminating a wife’s consent in wage assignments in the state.
Grand Army men gather at the State House for a public hearing by the legislative committee on mercantile affairs on a bill to form the Grand Army Memorial Building Association. The plan: construct and maintain a building for the Grand Army and auxiliaries, with ownership reverting to the State if Posts dissolve.
Coach Charley Brickley directed twenty BC players in yesterday’s session. The focus included punt recovery and running through several plays as candidates demonstrated their readiness.
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