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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1919

Page

11

Booth to Speak at Tremont Temple After France War Work

Protestant groups announce speaker Dr Maude Ballington Booth leader of Volunteers of America returns from France and will lecture at Tremont Temple Sunday afternoon. Tickets available from Volunteers New England HQ 39 Howard St. Also Rev E D Mallory preaches at Pemberton Square and daily through Friday on topics Sin Pardon Purity Power. Worcester ministers join Clinton meeting May 13. Howard University Glee Club to sing at Shawmut Church Tremont West Brookline St Pastor Mark Wayne Williams. Public urged to buy a bond.

Maude Ballington Booth Volunteers of America France Tremont Temple Fred A. Linesay Volunteers New England Howard Street E. D. Mallory Pemberton Square Miles B. Fisher Worcester Central Association of Congregational Churches Clinton Howard University Glee Club Shawmut Congregational Church Tremont West Brookline Streets Mark Wayne Williams

Free offer for Williams Treatment cures kidney and bladder diseases

Readers urged to mail the clipping with name and address plus 10 cents to The Dr. D. A. Williams Company for 32 free doses by parcel post. Claims include relief from rheumatism and gouty conditions caused by uric acid, with a limit of one bottle per address and no obligation.

Williams Dr. D. A. Williams Company Dept General Post Office East Hampton Conn

Advertisement claims nitro phosphate builds flesh and health

An ad touts organic phosphate as the solution for thinness and nervous weakness. It asserts nitro phosphate nourishes nerves and body cells, rapidly increases weight, brightens eyes, and restores color, with a money back guarantee and cautions that it should be used only by those wishing to gain flesh.

Boston

Can I Be Cured Ad Urges Kidney Health

An advertisement urges readers to examine kidney health and seek early help. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a fast relief for kidney and bladder troubles, claiming three sealed sizes and a money refund if results are unsatisfactory. It emphasizes looking after the kidneys as essential to overall well being.

Haarlem

Dere Mable Writes To Her Rookie Sweetheart

A playful letter from Dere Mable to Bill describes upcoming plans in town with a Chantanque event, tickets bought through Roy, and a mistaken idea that a Chantalque is a car. She notes a new dress, asks about Bill’s war plan, and asserts she would not marry for money.

Dere Mable Roy Bill

Publicity Stokes Dere Bill Letter Ends in Dispute

A 1919 note from the Dere Bill Letters describes a home newspaper dedication that offended editors who deemed it inappropriate to dedicate to a living person. The writer laments stale local news while noting Broggins accompanies her and many girls admire him.

Broggins

Massachusetts Wet Beer Bill to Be Introduced in Senate

Senator Augustus P. Loring of Beverly will introduce a bill on July 1 allowing manufacture and sale of beverages containing up to four percent alcohol in wet Massachusetts towns by majority vote. Drafted by Martin F. Joyce for the American Federation of Labor, the measure would repeal the one per cent alcohol intoxicating standard and is supported by petitions from about 150,000 citizens and 12,000 veterans.

Massachusetts Senate Augustus P., Loring Beverly American Federation of Labor Martin F. Joyce Federation

European war aid bill gains emergency immediate effect

The bill will be offered with an emergency preamble making it effective immediately upon passage. In Springs A-LEAK, the schooner Alice May Davenport from New York bound for Buenos Ayres sprang a leak on April 30 and reached Vineyard Haven on May 65. The vessel leaked about 16 inches per hour and will likely seek a port for repairs. An American citizen urges bond purchases.

Vineyard Haven Alice May Davenport New York Buenos Ayres

Catholic church notices and missions announced

The Rev Thomas F McCarthy rector of St Clement s Church Medford Somerville district says a mission by Dominican priests opens next Sunday at St Clement s The second of four weeks at St Francis de Sales Charlestown is conducted by Jesuit Fathers This week targets married men The six Sundays in honor of St Aloysius begin next Sunday at Jesuit churches Immaculate Conception and St Mary s North End Also the Catholic Total Abstinence Union diocese holds a May 30 convention in Cathedral School Hall with a 10 30 a m high mass Delegates assemble at Cathedral for the service The Day of Recollection is observed at the Convent of the Cenacle Brighton tomorrow The St Zita Guild women in domestic service conferences Thursday and the St Genesius Guild stenographers monthly meeting Saturday.

Thomas F. McCarthy St. Clement’s Church Medford-Somerville St. Francis de Sales Church Charlestown Thomas J. McCormack St. Aloysius Church of the Immaculate Conception St. Mary’s North End Total Abstinence Union Brighton St. Zita Guild St. Genesius Guild

Armenians Appeal for Independence to Allies

Paris dispatch reports the Armenian national conference urging allied nations to speed a solution to the Armenian question and enable an independent Armenian state. It notes continued Turkish oppression, nonliberated Turkish Armenia provinces, and thousands of Armenian women and children still held as prisoners by the Turks.

Paris Armenian National Conference Armenia

Lithuanians Advance On Front Of 260 Miles

Rerne May 4 Lithuanian troops push along a 260 mile front from Courland to Grodno, nearing Vilna. Advance guards seize Seikai and Vieniai twenty four miles from Vilna and the Cieskis bridgehead on the Vilna. Polish forces occupied Vilna weeks ago to aid Lithuanians against Bolsheviks.

Rerne Courland Grodno Vilna Kovno Seikai Vieniai Cieskis Lithuania

Jitneys Invade Hub as Boston Tests Jitney Service

Greater Boston eyes jitneys as eight cent fares and a zone system spark reconsideration. The Metropolitan Boston Motor Transportation Co is incorporated for 100000 to operate jitneys plus trucking and car sales. Licenses will be sought for routes as plans unfold with five cent fares on all routes.

Greater Boston New England Providence Metropolitan Boston Motor Transportation Company

Service Men Warned To Beware Of Disease Vectors

After a war department conference District Attorney Pelletier urged army and navy officials to repeat a warning about diseased girls targeting service members in uniform. He said the danger extends beyond streets to parks beaches and summer resorts. Parents should keep daughters home and warn sons of the risk as long as war continues.

Wright War Department Pelletier Army Navy

German Credentials Written on Parchment

Paris May 5 The credentials of German delegates to the peace conference are written on parchment and bear the signatures of Franz Ebert and Philip Scheidemann. They are bound in red satin in watered silk cases with golden bands. The Temps notes that other powers’ credentials were communicated except Italy and Poland due to absence and transit delays.

Paris Franz Ebert Philip Scheidemann Germany Italy Poland

City Hospital Trustees Re elect Manning

Boston City Hospital trustees at their re organization meeting yesterday morning at Haymarket Relief Station re elected Joseph P Manning as president and Thomas A Forsythe as secretary.

Boston City Hospital Haymarket Joseph P. Manning Thomas A. Forsythe

Two Injured by Explosion at Army Base in Boston

Two floral employees suffered severe facial hand and leg burns after a minor explosion at the army supply base on Summer street extension in Boston yesterday. Henry Hearde 22 of Jamaica Plain and George Hobbs 30 of Watertown were painting a large tank when the blast occurred. Both were hospitalized but expected to recover as coworkers assisted and flames were quickly extinguished.

Army Summer Street Boston Fleral Henry Hearde Hubbard Street Jamaica Frain George Hobbs Main Street Watertown

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