Pop Concerts Open Second Week With Mme Rita Fornia
The Symphony Hall show opened its second Pop week with mezzo-soprano Mme Rita Fornia of the Metropolitan Opera. She sang Saint Saens aria from Samson et Dalilah and works by Hahn Massenet and English airs, earning an ovation. The 75-member orchestra, largest in these concerts, offered a varied program with many encores as Mr Maquarre enjoyed a lively performance. Mme Fornia repeats tonight.
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Rita Fornia
Metropolitan Opera Company
Boston
Mme. Fornia
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Reynaldo Hahn
Massenet
Maquarre
Nervous Troubles Cited Solved by Pinkham Remedies
Mrs. Robt Stopies of Sage Avenue Washington Park Illinois reports four children and years of female trouble backache nervous spells and blues. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills with restoring health and asks others to try the remedies noting they helped her youthful appearance despite worries.
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British win Roeux in France as guns roar north of Gavrelle
British forces completed the capture of the village of Roeux east of Arras after days of heavy fighting and advanced the line north of Gavrelle. Air losses include six German planes. L22 airship destroyed in the North Sea. Admiral Jellicoe to head a naval staff to accelerate shipbuilding and war conduct.
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Quoted Peace With Austria Questioned in Commons
In the House of Commons John Annan Bryce urges a firm pledge against any separate peace with Austria citing allied opinion. Andrew Bonar Law says no separate peace has been contemplated and warns Germany aims to detach allies, noting such a move would strike a fatal blow to Germany.
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Russia
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Germany
Braves Release Rico Arthur Rice From Squad
Rico Arthur Rice former Huntington School catcher and two season Braves catcher is released to Springfield club of the Eastern league by secretary Hapgood of the local National league club. The move reduces the Braves to 22 players as permitted under league rules.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron Pills Promotion
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla before meals and Peptiron Pills after meals as the ideal Spring Medicine. It claims they purify and vitalize the blood, restore strength, improve appetite and digestion, and lead to sound sleep and full health. The copy asserts two dollars invested in these medicines yields better results than four dollars spent on other treatments.
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Hood
Kilmer Swamp Root Endorsed by Vermont Drug Co
A 1916 testimonial from Swanton Vermont Swanton Drug Co praising Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as an excellent remedy for kidney and bladder ailments It notes twenty five years of experience and asks readers to send ten cents for a sample bottle and a booklet It promotes regular fifty cent and one dollar bottle sizes in drug stores and asks to mention the Boston Daily Post.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
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