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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1915
Page
10
Edith Bolling Galt spent an hour at Altman's in New York shopping for trousseau. For the first time since arriving, she was recognized by numerous shoppers and followed through counters as salespeople observed her dress and demeanor.
Virginia woman Mrs Norman Galt tours Fifth Avenue boutiques and major venues with swift costume shifts from black velvet to blue faille, gray plush, white lace gown, and other ensembles. She dines with Dudley Field Malone, visits Lucille's and Altman's, and attends the Cort Theatre with Miss Bones and Miss Gordon. President Wilson arrives tomorrow and will dine at the Metropolitan Club before meeting Mrs Galt at the St Regis.
The next Sunday Post Pictorial Section promises four whole pages of appealing photographs. Readers will find a curated spread featuring diverse subjects presented in a lively visual format.
An advertisement touts a cheap kitchen remedy for coughs using Pinex and sugar syrup. It claims fast relief within 24 hours, even for whooping cough, with a pint batch costing about 54 cents and easy six minute preparation. It urges asking for 2½ ounces of Pinex from the druggist and offers a satisfaction guarantee from The Pinex Co. Fort Wayne Indiana.
An old Boston Daily Post advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims doctors use it in practice and urges readers to buy or request a sample bottle by sending 10 cents to Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York. It emphasizes tested longevity and urges mentioning the Boston Daily Post.
New York November 3 The Harvard Club marked its 50th birthday with the formal opening of a new hall addition. A dinner and smoker drew a large crowd as notable alumni Joseph H Choate Charles W Eliot A Lawrence Lowell and Amory G Hodges spoke. The event followed a nine alarm fire on West Forty fourth Street.
At a Boston Harvard Club gathering, President Hodges and board members led a dinner amid talks on the new club house expansion. Harvard leaders Eliot Lowell and Choate, along with notable alumni, attended the event and lauded the project during a high profile mass meeting.
The Nevada sped through speed trials off Owl's Head with a maximum 21.04 knots and an average 20.9 knots. Naval Trial Board leader Captain H. B. Wilson called the tests very successful.
The Nevada, first Navy dreadnought to run on oil, surpassed contract speed on five high speed runs over a measured mile. Trials show 219 RPM propeller setting to reach top speed. displacement stands at 27,200 tons with full load up to 27,500. Principal armament planned as ten 14 inch guns in commission.
A resolution praising the suffrage vote passed at Tremont Temple during a conference of suffrage workers. It urges workers to unite and build organized strength for continued advocacy.
The meeting discussed plans to continue the suffrage campaign. National suffrage committee head Mrs. Winston Churchill led the evening as chief speaker, outlining the congressional campaign strategy. Other speakers included Mrs. Susan B. FitzGerald, Mrs. Gertrude H. Leonard, Judd Dewey, Henry Sterlins, William P. Everts, and Mabel Gillespie.
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