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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1916

Page

9

Navy Day Thanks Salute to Mayor Curley and Charlestown Yard

Captain W. R. Rush sends a letter to Mayor Curley thanking him and Moston citizens for their cooperation in making the first Navy Day a splendid success last Saturday at Charlestown navy yard and the surrounding events.

Curley W. R. Rush Charlestown Navy Yard Moston

Pierce's Corn Plasters Advertises Quick Relief

Dramatized ad promises fast relief from corns with Pierce's Corn Plasters. Claims include thin, tight plasters that fit anywhere without mess or odor. Offers trial pack by mail from Witthiet Sales' Co., 116 West 520 Street, New York City.

Pierce Witithiet Sales’ Co West S20 St New York City

Careless Use Of Soap Spoils The Hair

An old advisory notes soaps and shampoos contain alkali that dries the scalp and makes hair brittle. It recommends purified mulsified coconut oil as a gentler cleanser, requiring only one to two teaspoons to clean hair and scalp.

Rector testifies in Johnson love suit over vows and letters

The Rev. testifies that Miss Johnson's claims of love and vows were based on an assumption he did not share. He describes their meetings, his friendship, and his efforts to keep free for the church while denying any engagement. Discussion covers two love letters, Miss Clark, and his conduct with other women.

Minneapolis Walter A. Dane Bates, Nay Abbott Dane Boston W. R B. C. Stickney Rutland Green Mountain Ralph H. Willard Guy B. Horton Burlington Miss Johnson Lakeville Horton House Tle Ler Iul Tie Attorney Willard Mr. Willard Laura Willard Mary de Forest Clark Lollis Crawford Clark New York Menders Clark Ife South Burlington All Saints’ Church Dr. Filiss Roslindale St. Paul's Church Lr. Bliss Sfemenway Street T Myself Miss Clark Tlay Tmall Arlington Laura Wales Chald Mr. Wilkard

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