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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1910

Page

8

Yale Gets Fund From Lewisohn For Jewish Literature

New Haven Conn May 9 President Arthur T Hadley told the Yale corporation that funds provided by Adolph Lewisohn of New York City have established a temporary instructorship in Jewish literature. He also announced the Lumbermen union increased its pledge to the university for the professorship from 65 000 to 160 000.

New Haven Conn Arthur T. Hadley Yale University Yale Corporation Adolph Lewisohn New York City Lumbermen’s Association

Adams Letter On Volunteer Officers' Retired List

Alfred Weston U S N argues General Adams misstates plan to create separate retired lists for Union Civil War volunteer officers age 70 and up. He says Congress and states have supported the measure as justice, urging fairness in retirement pay and rank adjustments for veterans.

Sim Charles Francis Adams Adams Army Navy Congress War and Navy Departments Gen Critoni Fiat Justitia Ruat Colum Alfred Weston

Trouble Soon Gone And Never Returned

A reader from Hamilton Georgia recalls childhood scalp disease cured by Cuticura Remedies. After months of hair loss a doctor prescribed the remedies, which cleared the condition in weeks. The writer states further benefit for hand eruptions and reports ongoing relief.

Jessie Fuchanan R.F.D Hamilton

Babies Skin Should Know Cuticura Soap

An old advertisement extols Cuticura Soap as pure sweet and economical for babies skin. It urges moms to choose this soap for gentle cleansing and care, claiming it offers softness and protection for young children.

Women Heads of Mass Club Heads to Cincinnati Convention

Fifty presidents from Massachusetts left Boston on a special train to attend the 10th biennial convention of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs of the United States in Cincinnati. The group will meet local club presidents and convene at the Grand Hotel, with sessions at Music Hall starting Wednesday. Topics include conservation, suffrage, labor, household economics, food sanitation, forestry, art and civics, closing May 18 with various excursions planned. Notables include Miss Georgia A. Bacon, Mrs. May Alden Ward, Mrs. George Weiss, and numerous club leaders from across the state.

Massachusetts Boston Georgia A. Bacon State Federation Worcester May Alden Ward New England Woman’s Club George Weiss Berlin Germany Professional Women’s Club Marion H. Brazier Sara T.&. Leighton State Board Alvin R. Bailey Francis Stanley Newton B. F. Bates Dorchester Charles H. Bonney Cantabrigia of Cambridge J. Stearns Cushing Adelaide M. Godding Jennie B. Wadleigh New Hampshire F. C. Richardson The Charity Club Annie Sanford Head Alice Parker Lesser Daughters of Massachusetts and Portia Law Club M. L. Thacher Dorchester Woman's Club Frank P. Shumway Lelia C. Pennock Somerville Clubs William Morris D. B. McPherson Mattapannock Club South Myra B. Lord H. S. Fowle Hatherly Foster Katherine E. Flagg C. H. Adams Joseph N. White Frank S. Streeter New Hampshire State Federation Henry Ashley Smith Lowell Ella C. Richards Weymouth George W. Pfeiffer Boston Political Club Hyde Park

Funeral for Mrs J J Crowley in Brighton District

The funeral for Mrs Jeremiah J Crowley of Brighton district will be held today at her 72 Surrey street home and St Col umbkille's Church. A solemn high requiem Mass is set for 9 30 a m. She supported St Columbkille's Church activities and is survived by her husband and several children.

Jeremiah J. Crowley Brighton Surrey Street St. Columbkille's Crowley St. Columbkille’s Church

Be Wise ITS FREE Be Wise ITS FREE

An advertisement urges readers to send for a trial package of a pile cure promising quick relief from painful piles. The notice emphasizes the offer as free and persuasive, typical of late era medical ads. It highlights a treatment claim without detailing clinical evidence or ingredients.

Whose Child Is This Prize Feature in the Post

The Post offers a five dollar gold piece to a photographed child who matches a featured image. Thirteen children were rewarded yesterday, with seven from Boston and surrounding areas named by full addresses and schools.

Post Commonwealth Avenue The Greater Boston Washington Street

Town Meeting At City Hall Draws Public Audience

Tonight in the City Council Chamber the Mayor and City Council will host a town meeting to listen to residents’ wishes across the city. Invitations have gone to improvement associations to send representatives, but the public is welcome to attend and speak.

City Council City Hall

Veteran Boston Policeman Dead At Home

Police Officer Liam F. Lewis of East Dedham Street Station died at his Dorchester home after a month long illness. Born in Boothbay Maine, 59 years ago, he joined Boston as a reserve officer on February 18 1878 and remained at Station 5 without transfer.

Liam F. Lewis Dedham Str Allston Street Dorchester Lewis Boothbay Boston

Thesus Men Help Open the Bungalow

The Jount Pleasant Association and their lot at Pavie open a bungalow project. Community members celebrate the opening with local officials and residents in attendance.

Notable Guests at Dinner by The Thesus Club of Boston

The Thesus Club of Boston attended the hosts dinner and presented a large American flag. President William J. Keenan gave the address with Edward F. Shea replying. President Edward McGlone chaired the event. The Associates, including John Dalton J F B Shea William Gookin George Courtenay and Frank King, provided music. Thomas Smith acted as chef and master of ceremonies for the excellent dinner.

Thesus Club Boston William J. Keenan Edward F. Shea Edward McGlone John Dalton J. F B. Shea William Gookin George Courtenay Frank King Thomas Smith

Graves' Grain Alcohol advertised by Boston firm

When you buy Alcohol, ask for the standard dependable kind Graves' Grain Alcohol. Available in sealed 8 16 and 32 ounce bottles with the firm name over the cork in each proprietary bottle. Manufactured by Chester H Graves & Sons of Boston and sold by Melvin & Badger, Theo Metcalf Co, Paul Klein, J G Godding Co and many other Boston druggists.

Graves Chester H. Graves & Sons Boston Mass Melvin & Badger Theo Metcalf, Co Paul Klein J. G. Godding & Co

Itch Relief Promise With D D D Remedy Offer

An ad touts instant itch relief from a simple oil of wintergreen thymol and glyc erine lotion in D D D Prescription. The externally applied remedy claims to kill eczema germs instantly and notes the product price of one dollar with a two for special offer for towns.

Pilgrims Return in Comfort From Palestine

Portland May 9 The bark Kingdom has returned from Palestine with the last of the Shiloh colony members at Jerusalem ending Frank W Sandford’s effort to found colonies in Europe. There was probably no acute suffering among the people at Jerusalem.

Portland Palestine Shiloh Jerusalem Frank W. Sandford Europe

Sandford's Jerusalem delegation voyages back home

Ten years after the first Sandford group left Shiloh for Liverpool and the Holy Land, four to twenty of his disciples remain abroad doing missionary work. The mission has been funded by Shiloh remittances totaling between 1000 and 2000 dollars. Ralph Gleason leads Jerusalem operations, while 13 adults from the Kingdom voyage back to Shiloh or Boston. Sandford and crew plan a return voyage via South Freeport.

Shiloh Jerusalem Liverpool Holy Land Sandford Christ Holy City Sandfora Alexandria Egypt Joppa Palestine Kingdom Ralph Gleason House of Elim Boston South Freeport

Halley's Comet Flirts With Venus As Dawn Sky Explodes

In an imaginative briefing by Frederic Campbell of the Brooklyn Observatory, Halley's comet is described as crossing Venus' orbit near dawn, dodging Mercury and urging planets to yield. The piece speculates on a dramatic Venus collision and its aftermath, noting Venus' brightness and the potential life of a spectacular world-ending event.

Department of Astronomy Brooklyn N. Y Institute Halley Venus

Coffin Short Over $5000 in Town Funds

West Newbury Massachusetts May 9 a shortage of 6015 in the accounts of the late town treasurer and tax collector Samuel F Coffin a member of the State Legislature was reported to the selectmen. The examination showed that all the money is missing from the town accounts in the Merrimac National Bank of Haverhill with funds in two other banks intact and that all checks making the missing amount were drawn within the past year. The town is protected by bond.

West Newbury Mass Samuel F. Coffin Merrimac National Bank of

May Not See Comet Tail When Clouds Roll Away

Reports from Harvard Observatory describe a cloudy interval obscuring the comet since Saturday morning. Scientists note the tail's future visibility is uncertain, with past appearances showing a length across a third of the sky. The photograph aimed to compare brightness with nearby stars, using a deliberately out of focus plate.

Harvard Observatory

Cafeteria style lunch proves high quality at low prices

Scores answered our ad last week and found we do not exaggerate in the least. The Cafeteria style lunch lets us serve the highest quality food at prices not possible with old service. Visit us during bargain time and see for yourself.

Murderer Gil Cole Executed at Sing Sing Prison

Gilbert Cole, a mulatto convicted of wife murder in New York City, was electrocuted at Sing Sing prison on May 9. He reportedly smiled as he entered the death chamber.

Ossining N. Y Gilbert Coleman New York City Sing Sing Coleman

Dishes For Tuesday Feature Classic Stews and Meats

Some of Our Dishes For Tuesday include Vegetable Soup Broiled Scrod Corned Beef Hash Sausage Lamb Chops a la Nel Chicken Pie Roast Prime Rib of Beef Spaghetti Italienne and Home Made Pies. A varied menu with seafood meats pies and Italian inspired dishes.

Puritan Cafeteria for Men and Women at Wahington St

A Puritan Cafeteria operates for men and women on Wahington Street offering meals and seating in a shared dining space. The notice outlines hours and location details for patrons seeking meals in the downtown area.

Wahington St

Calls Comet A Woman Halley’s Comet Characterized

Mrs. Daniel F. Burke of Chicago likens Halley’s comet to a clubwoman noting she is bright, dangerous, and beloved by observers. The speaker lists qualities such as charm and influence, saying the comet has a large family of followers and is essential to the scheme of things.

Daniel F. Burke Chicago

Fatally Shot Little Sister in Vermont Match Shooting

In St Johnsbury on May 9 Louis Martelle aged 16 of Sheffield used a .22 rifle while practicing and fatally shot his six year old sister Beatrice in the head.

ST. Johnsbury, Vt Louis Martelle Sheffield Beatrice

How She Lost Her High Stomach in One Day

A Boston reader recounts visiting Mrs. Hastings Corset Shop to reshape her figure with the Rengo Belt Corset. She claims dramatic changes from two to three dollars, praising privacy and tailored fittings at 564 Washington Street, Room 27, Boston.

Mrs. Hastings Boston Washington Street Adams House Siegel’s He’s

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YALE Lewisohn Women Heads of Mass Cincinnati J. J. Crowley Pyramid Drug Company Pyramid Ltdg Marshall, Mich Sunday Post Nora Michael J. McDonough Brackett Street Ambrose Ethel Joseph W. Hanson Bow Street Everett Warren School Haley Florence Henry N. Hill Arlington Street Webster School Miss Scott Doris Jessie Scott Beacon Street Sewall School Miss Holden Anna Carl W. Leaf Water Street Quincy John Hancock School Miss Parker Ellen John A. MeiInnis School Street Charlestown Copley Miss Smith Thomas J. Mahoney East Seventh Street South Boston Gaston School Miss Williams Alice Augustus Keough Byron Street East Boston Bishop Cheverus School Miss McCarthy Mary Peter W. McGauley Marlboro Street Chelsea Rose Frances Agnes Evelyn William N. Cartwright Broadway Somerville Glines Miss Baxter Cornelius Finnegan Chesterfield Street Agnes Loretta Lena Percy Leveen Revere Street Bowton Sharpe Miss Brown Gertrude Edward Galvin Taylor Street Neponset Minot School Miss Simmons BY Frederic Campbell Coffin Puritan Cafeteria Daniel P. Burke Little Sister
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