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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1909

Page

3

Dr Myers Called to Temple A Foe of Evil

The Rev. Cortland Myers of Temple Baptist Church Brooklyn may accept Tremont Temple’s call. He is famed for crusades against crime and saloons, and for openly opposing police negligence. He says sermons should start where people live and end at the cross. Myers, 45, has 20 years of ministry with notable reforms and a storied career.

Dr. Myers Temple Cortland Myers Temple Baptist Church Brooklyn N. Y Tremont Temple Myers Boston Seth Low New York Low Baptist Temple Kingston Euclid Avenue Baptist Church of Cleveland John D. Rockefeller

Boston field differs from Brooklyn in a big way

The speaker contrasts Boston with Brooklyn praising Boston as a serious city despite jokes about the Hub. He asserts Boston is not a joke and comments on sensational sermons, reflecting views attributed to Dr. Myers.

Boston Brooklyn Hub of

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Graniteville Woman

Mrs Chas Barclay of Graniteville Vermont credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health during the change of life. The letter promotes the remedy as safe and widely endorsed for female illnesses including nervousness, irregularities, backache, and indigestion.

Chas. Barclay Graniteville Lydia E.pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham R.F.D Lydia E. Pinkham

Church Faces Limits on Growth and Mission

A fragment notes that organizers believed the church could not sustain expansion because the building was too small and the opportunity insufficient, highlighting constraints on continuing the work.

Essary

Brooklyn Loss Hub Gains Dr Myers Greatest Baptist Preacher

Reverend Curtis L Laws at Tremont Temple praised Dr Cortland Myers of Brooklyn as the greatest preacher in the Baptist denomination today He said Myers appointment as Tremont Temple pastor signals a moral uplift for Boston while Brooklyn loses a powerful force.

Dr. Myers Curtis L. Laws Curtis Lee Laws Brooklyn Tremont Temple Cortland Myers Boston

Worcester No License Shows Fewer Crimes and Deaths

Worcester reports a year under no license reduced drunkenness arrests to 1843 from 3924 and alcoholic hospital patients to 144 from 274. City deaths from alcoholism fell to 6, with total deaths dropping 17 percent to 2120. crime overall also declined.

Worcester Massachusetts Summer Street W. Ansel Washburn Board of Health

Marine Eye Relemedy An Eye Tante Soothes and Believes Ailing Eyes

A historical ad note promotes Marine Eye Relemedy and an eye Tante offering soothing relief for eye ailments. The brief references a remedy marketed to soothe irritated eyes and support vision, typical of early 20th century patent medicines.

Wrights Return as Air Kings

The Wright brothers return to America this week with a triumphal entry in New York. They will be welcomed by scores of friends and hosted at luncheons and receptions by the Aero Club of America and the Automobile Club during their 24 hours in the city.

New York Wright Brothers America City Aero Club of America The Automobile Club

Farm Education Starts for West End Children in Boston

Beginning this morning a group of West End youths will learn farming on a vacant lot at Poplar and Charles streets. Edward Ringdahl of the Elizabeth Peabody House leads the program with 250 prior pupil success, dividing land into sections for two temporary proprietors each to foster harvest competition and teach soil preparation crop planting cabbages radishes turnips potatoes peas and flowers.

West End Boston Edwin Ginn Poplar and Charles Streets Edward Ringdahl Elizabeth Peabody House Ringdahl

Wright Brothers Set for European Tests and Fort Meyer Delivery

The Wright brothers plan to return to Dayton after finishing an aeroplane contract for the U S government to be delivered at Fort Meyer in June. They anticipate further tests in England and Germany and ongoing rights sales with France Italy and Germany. Wilbur Wright won the Michelin cup for the year 1908 with a 2 hour 18 minute 88 second flight covering about 100 miles.

Dayton United States Fort Meyer Wrights Europe England Germany Wright Brothers Italy Wilbur Wright le Mains

Fire destroys rebuilt cutter of the Maine Pythian on Charles River

Hundreds watch from Harvard bridge and Riverbank court as a 35 foot cutter owned by Lewis H. Fritsch of Cambridge burns after a gasoline tank explodes. The craft sinks after an hour of flames with no rescue attempt.

Harvard

Woman Injured In Brookline Street Car Crash

A collision between two Roxbury Brookline street cars on Tremont Street near Parker Street left a 26 year old woman, Nellie McNamara of 146 Hillside Street, hysterical and hospitalized after ambulance transport. Motorman Herbert Walsh, 22 Wensley Street, said an intoxicated man on the front platform grabbed him, causing the wreck 100 feet from the first car.

Brookline Tremont Street Parker Street Roxbury Nellie McNamara Hillside Street Murphy Station 10 Herbert Walsh Wensley Street Walsh

Stage Lights Coming for Lambs Gambol at Hotel Bellevue

The Lambs met last night to form a committee for the Star Lambs Gambol planned for May 25. About 65 star Lambs are expected, with renowned performers including Brian, Lackaye, Edeson, Hopper, Foy, Belasco, and many others. Daniel Lanz chairs the committee, with H. A. Glassier as treasurer and Thomas Lothian as secretary.

Lambs Hotel Bellevue Lambs Gambol Donald Brian Wilton Lackaye John RB. Kellord Robert Edeson Eugene Cowles Maclyn Arbuckle Raymond Hitchcock William Collier Nat M Charles Klein Eugene W. Presbrey Fidwin Milton Boyle Augustus Thomas Henry M. Blossom, Jr David Belasco Daniel Lanz H. A. Glassier Thomas Lothian

Boston Church Leader Outlines 1915 Plan

Rev Clarence A Vincent of the Immanuel Walnut Avenue Church spoke today on Boston's duty to craft a long term program. He urged a city wide effort to prepare for the years up to 1915 and beyond for future generations.

Boston Clarence A. Vincent D. D Immanuel Walnut Avenue

Gale & Kent at 96 Court Street Offers $15 to $25 Suits

Gale & Kent in Boston advertises high grade tailored suits and overcoats from 15 to 25 dollars with guaranteed fit and 17 years of experience. The shop promises satisfaction and invites orders today or this evening, noting a strong sales week and stable pricing.

New England Gale & Kent Court Street Boston

Parishioners Protest Site for Elevated Terminal in Malden

A large Sacred Heart Church gathering resolved to file complaints with railroad commissioners and seek a hearing on the proposed Main street elevated terminal site. The meeting appointed a committee to present the resolutions and push for official review.

Malden Sacred Heart Church Main Street

Woman aided Miss Farrar tale of loan to Geraldine Farrar

Salem report recounts how Mrs. William G. Webb loaned Geraldine Farrar 35000 with interest and repaid it. Mrs. N S Saunders says the Webb family aided the singer from early 1899, financing European study and development through subsequent needs.

Salem Geraldine Farrar William G. Webb North Shore Society N.S. Saunders Webb Danvers Mme J. H. Long Boston Sid Farrar Geraldine Europe Miss Farrar

Jonquille Club Hosts First Subscription Dance

The Jonquille Club of Brookline plans a first subscription dancing party at Howe Hall on Huntington Avenue. Emma Stuart and Janie Gallagher lead as president and secretary with matrons J A Stuart C J Murphy W A Dillon and J F Gallagher assisting.

Jonquille Club Brookline Howe Hall Huntington Avenue Emma Stuart Janie Gallagher J. A. Stuart C. J. Murphy W. A. Dillon J. IF. Gallagher

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