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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1916
Page
6
In a satirical note the group denounces CROSS establishments and Un common articles, claiming their novelty and nonconformity. They state they have earned your ballot and aim to remain in their office, portraying themselves as distinct yet not tied to notoriety.
John F. Moors of Moors and Cabot and Boston Mayor Curley abandoned their feud during a Boston University Law School talk. Both spoke in support of Woodrow Wilson and sought student backing for his re election.
An advertisement touts Johann Hoff's Malt Extract as a energy restoring tonic for the nation’s welfare. It claims use with meals builds tissue enriches blood quiets nerves and aids digestion benefiting dyspeptics. Sold by reliable druggists with warning against cheap substitutes.
Max Goldman of Chelsea had his suitcase stolen while reading a newspaper yesterday in the East Boston tunnel. The bag contained a fine dress suit, headwear, and footwear valued at 50 dollars. Goldman remains undecided on his presidential vote.
United States steamboat inspectors began an investigation into the collision Tuesday night between the steamer Camden and the fishing schooner Arthur James. The schooner sank and Cook Malaska Hager died. Arthur James lies on the South Boston side of Castle Island channel and is deemed a navigation menace with removal work to start immediately.
Mayor learned the State House will unveil the bronze Guild memorial on Wednesday December twenty at 2 30 p m. Hon. Herbert Parker will speak with M Bakhmeteff attending. A luncheon at the Somerset Club for the Russian ambassador is planned at 1 p.m. The Guild steps at Joy Street entry are nearly finished with a spring presentation to the city planned.
Swampscott police say no arrests will be made of high school boys who bombarded Principal George W. Low's home with rotten eggs and stones. Many names are known to police and parents will be notified. Authorities blame strict discipline and high academic standards for barring athletic participation.
The Feast of All Souls is marked in all Catholic churches with masses for departed Catholics. Special services will be held in Catholic cemeteries and Cardinal O Connell will lead a private chapel mass honoring soldiers and sailors of the European war. The cardinal is noted for his concern for the war’s needy victims.
Erving Winslow argues in a letter to the Post that the public should choose a servant of the people rather than surrender control to a party candidate who would rule with a backing faction. He questions whether common Americans prefer responsive leadership or domination by a Republican slate.
Mrs. Windlad testified in the Domestic Relations Court that her 21 year old husband confined her in a hotel room during a two week marriage near Chicago. She sold her farm for 2000 to fund the honeymoon and said threats of beatings and shooting were made. Windlad received three months.
William Newton Hartshorn of Brookline, a wealthy publisher and Sunday school worker, wed Elizabeth Hinckley Burnham of Cambridge the day after his 73rd birthday. The ceremony at 4 PM occurred at the bride’s home, 116 Upland Road, Cambridge, with Rev. John L. Anklin Deering of Yokohama officiating, assisted by Rev. Elim H. Palmquist.
Readers are urged to try Internal bathing for relief from constipation and related ills as a natural method. A testimonial from F. E. Smith claims the Cascade treatment made him feel renewed at age 40 and improved his wife’s health, with better sleep and stamina. Liggett's Riker Jaynes Drug Stores offer demonstrations and a free booklet explaining why today’s man is only 60 percent efficient.
Fully 1000 unclaimed bundles from Adams Express Company were sold by the Lewis J Bird Company at 7 Bosworth Street. Bids surged for suitcases and travelling bags with odd results including a boy paying 85 cents for a pile of seven dated felt hats.
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for rheumatism and related pains. It promises quick relief, improved circulation, and non staining skin, suitable for rheumatism stiff neck sciatica back toothache and injuries. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 bottles from druggists.
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