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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1914

Page

3

Dorchester residents urge expanded Mt Ida Rowan playground land

Residents of Meeting House Hill in Dorchester led by Rev Mgr Peter Rowan urged Mayor Curley to back buying extra land to square up the Rowan playground at Mt Ida road and Robinson avenue. They suggested selling a 125 foot deep strip on Adams street to cover costs while preserving the playground. The mayor referred the petition to the park commissioners for consideration.

Meeting House Hill Dorchester Mgr Peter Rowan St. Peter's Catholic Church Curley Rowan Mt. Ida Mt. Ida Road Robinson Avenue Adams Street Park Commissioners

Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as spring tonic

An ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the cure for spring sickness caused by impure blood. It claims the tonic purifies and revitalizes the blood, strengthens appetite, and restores energy, urging readers to buy from their druggist and not delay.

Hood

Old Granary fence doomed by electrolysis decay

The iron pickets of the Old Granary burying ground are rotting at the bases due to electrolysis. Lloyd B. Hayes of the Chamber of Commerce and chemist Roger C. Griffin note rainwater and lead soldering create a wet battery that corrodes the rails. The historic fence will collapse gradually, leaving the graveyard less protected.

Lloyd B. Hayes Chamber of Commerce Roger C. Griffin Boston

Father and Son Banquet a Success at Cambridge Y M C A

Last evening 100 fathers and sons gathered at the Cambridge Y M C A for the first Father and Son banquet. Each pair sat together and spoke on topics My Dad and My Son. H W Gibbons spoke on Boys Rights. The event was so successful another banquet will be held next year.

Cambridge Y. M. C. A H. W. Gibbons State

Swindling Job Prospect Lures Victims in Scollay Square Chase

Frank Adams of 14 Worcester Street South End was arrested after a chase through Scollay Square by Patrolman Charles Tighe. Police say Adams posed as head chauffeur Pullman porter and hotel chef, offering high salaries to lure applicants who paid deposits of 10 to 25 dollars and then disappeared at the Post Office Building.

Frank Adams Worcester Street South End Scollay Square Charles Tighe Adams

Ashland Youth Ends Life Over Job Fears

Wolger Talkinas a 20 year old machinist at Lombard Governor Company committed death by own action this noon by a bullet to the temple as he entered his boarding house yard. He died later at Union Avenue Hospital.

Ashland Wolger Talkinas Lombard Governor Company Union Avenue

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