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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1917

Page

12

Chemist Held for Hearing in Central Court

John R. Erbe a young chemist and lecturer faces a hearing in Central Court over alleged violation of fire regulations by possessing explosives and inflammable fluids at 113 Dudley Street Cambridge Police seized about 60 bottles and jars from his Tremont and Winsor rooms and transferred them to the State Chemist Woodger Massachusetts Avenue. The action follows a Dudley Street Opera House fire sparked when phosphorus reportedly involved in a demonstration.

John R. Erbe Dudley Street Erbe Plunkett State Police Patterson Pemberton Square Tremont Winsor Streets Cambridge Wedger Massachusetts Avenue Dudley Street Opera House

Albany man fined for using flag to wipe hands

Tony Loudis of Albany New York was fined 50 dollars plus costs in Portland Municipal Court for desecrating the American flag by wiping his hands on it. The fine was suspended and he was placed on probation after denying intent to offend.

Portland Tony Loudis Albany N. Y

Praise for Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Medicine Ad

An advertisement from June 12 1916 in Tilton New Hampshire lauds Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a splendid remedy for kidney troubles. The letter by George W Lord notes twenty plus years of market popularity and high local regard.

George W. Lord Tilton, N

Prove What Swamp Root Will Do for You

An advertisement promises Swamp Root sample bottles for ten cents from Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York and a booklet on kidneys and bladder. The notice urges mentioning the Boston Daily Post and notes regular bottle sizes of fifty cents and one dollar are available at drug stores.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y The Boston Daily Post Gale

Lanterns for Paul Revere Questioned by Lynn Speaker

John C. Andrews of Lynn challenged the belief that lanterns for Paul Revere were hung in Christ Church Belfry. He argued many historians favor the Old North Church in the North End as the signal location, saying Christ Church lights would not be visible to Revere across the Charlestown shore. The talk closed the society season with hundreds in attendance.

John C. 8. Andrews Lynn New England Historical and Genealogical Society Paul Revere Christ Church Mr. Andrews North End Old North Church Revere Charlestown Andrews Lynn Public Schools

Boston Teachers' Club Elects Officers

The Boston Elementary Teachers' Club held its annual election in Huntington Hall and chose officers including Julia BE Sullivan president Ellen G Hayden first vice president Julia M Fitzpatrick second vice president Helen M Connelley recording secretary Esther F Sullivan corresponding secretary Anne C C McCormack treasurer.

Boston Elementary Teachers’ Club Huntington Hall Julia BE Sullivan Wendell Phillips School Ellen G. Hayden Abraham Lincoln School Julia M. Fitzpatrick Rice School Helen M. Connelley Rice Esther F. Sullivan Anne CC. McCormack Edward Everett School

Ladies Apparel Advertising Corsets and Underwear

A vintage ad lists itemized women clothing with prices including corset covers drawers skirts straight chemise combinations and envelope chemise night gowns in varieties like nainsook lace embroidery and Swiss features. The notice emphasizes trimmed yokes fine materials and decorative lace and medallions.

S.s Renee Lomo

Golden Jubilees Mark 60 Years of House of the Good Shepherd

At Roxbury the 60th anniversary of the House of the Good Shepherd was celebrated with Bishop Joseph G. Anderson presiding. He recounted Cardinal O Connell's praise for the sisters work and urged continued zeal and devotion as the golden jubilee continues through Saturday.

House of the Good Shepherd Roxbury Joseph G. Anderson Cardinal O'Connell Anderson

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Jordan Marsh Company Boston Teachers’ Club White Sale New England Wallace Crepe de Chine Underwear Bayer Bishop House of Good Shepherd Calvary Chapel John F. Cummins Church of the Sacred Heart Roslindale Calvary Cemetery West Roxbury Cummins Marquette Barbers’ Union NAVY Macallar Parker Company Washington Street Dr. Reed Cushion Oxfords Dr. A.reed Cushion West Street
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