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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1909

Page

5

Boston 1915 Exposition Opens With Wide Exhibit

The Boston 1915 Exposition opened yesterday in the old Museum of Fine Arts building drawing thousands. Organizers present a vast, diverse display aimed at improving public knowledge across multiple agencies and fields.

Boston Museum of Fine Arts POST Old Art Museum

Pink Pills Promised to Restore Strength After Childbirth

An in depth account discusses Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic for weakened women post illness and after childbirth. A Boston exposition mentions aeroplane models and city planning exhibits, plus health demonstrations and free amusements, with the fair running through November.

Williams Dr. Williams Pr. Williams Boston Werner Hegeman Washington Street Adams Square Kneeland Street Boston Chamber of Commerce Woman's Municipal League

Boston Exposition Opens With Call to Extend Schools

At the 1915 exposition opening, David A. Ellis and Miss Sarah Louise Arnold urged industrial education in Boston public schools. Arnold advocated year round industrial centers for girls in the North End and West End, while Ellis emphasized hygienic and character development aims to prepare independent citizens. Dr. Walter Laidlaw introduced the speakers.

Dean Arnold Boston North End West End Ellis Walter Laidlaw

First Free Organ Recital Held at Newton Center

The First Baptist Church Newton Center hosted the first in a series of ten free organ recitals. John Hermann Loud, Fellow of the American Guild of Organists, performed with soprano Bertha Kinzel filling the vacancy left by Ernestine Harding's departure to Tremont Temple.

Newton First Baptist Church Newton Centre John Hermann Loud American Guild of Organists Bertha Kinzel The Baptist Church Ernestine Harding Tremont Temple

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