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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1915

Page

4

Asquith Attacked in Lords

In a short Lords sitting London on Nov. 3 criticism of cabinet responsibility the war effort and censorship was voiced. Baron St Davids urged a privy council meeting while Willoughby de Broke called for accountability of Asquith and Morley pressed for free press and tougher censorship controls amid war.

London House of Lords House of Commons Baron St. Davids Privy Council Lord Morley Taito Marquis of Crewe Lord St. Davids Baron Willoughby de Croke

Silver Jubilee Dinner for Dr. and Mrs. Myers

The Rev Dr and Mrs Cortland Myers were honored at a dinner at Copley Plaza hosted by Tremont Temple deacons marking 25 years of marriage. Congratulations poured in from Riverbank Court Cambridge and Rochester N Y where the Myers wedding occurred.

Dr. and Mrs. Myers Cortland Myers Copley Plaza Tremont Temple

Paving Division in Boston Called a Sanitarium

Boston finance advocate Guy C. Emerson labels the paving division a sanitarium for older workers amid high overhead costs. He compares Boston with Lawrence and urges reform, noting only 2 percent of $1,350,000 goes to actual construction and criticizing winter salaries and inefficiency. The meeting also probes school fire hazards and taxi competition.

Public Service Department Boston Lawrence Guy C. Emerson Boston Finance Commission Emerson United Improvement Association City Club Hannagan

Page to Push Hocking Case

Walter Hines Page said he would seek a British statement on the seizure of the American steamer Hocking. The British foreign office had not commented. The ship, once the Danish Gronland, was seized at Halifax Oct 31 while bound from New York to Norfolk, now American registered and flying the U S flag, owned by the American Trans Atlantic Steamship Company.

London Walter Hines Page Hocking Gronland Halifax New York Norfolk American Trans-Atlantic Steamship Company

No More Elections in England During War

London reports the current parliamentary session will end in November with a new session starting mid January and no general elections expected before the war ends. A bill to postpone elections has long been drafted and awaits cabinet approval, its delay due to wartime pressures.

London

New British Loan Expected as House Debates Credit

London November 3 Premier Asquith announced a forthcoming vote of credit in the House of Commons but did not reveal the amount. It is expected to be 250 million dollars 1 250 000 000 dollars in new British loan discussions.

London House of Commons Asquith

France Sends Her Thanks to Wilson

Ambassador Jusserrand visited the White House to thank President Wilson for interceding with Germany. He cited the saving of two French nurses, Countess de Belleville and Mlle Thuilier, who were sentenced to be shot in Belgium before lives were spared through appeals at Berlin and Washington.

Washington Jusserrand White House Wilson France Germany Countess de Belleville Mlle. Thuillier Belgium Jusserand Gerard Berlin

Canal slide halts czar's war supply

Vladivostok awaits Panama Canal relief as slides block ships carrying rails locomotives and cars for Russia’s rail links. American locomotives and 20000 freight cars await docking while ships use Suez route. Japan aids with lead copper shells rifles and heavy guns to Vladivostok.

Vladivostok Panama Canal Russia New York Suez trans-Siberian Railway European Russia Japan Siberia Archangel Vliadivostok Immuni Vostok Vladipected Navy Army Navy Yard Associated Press Detroit United States America Amur Bay Vladivostok Peninsula Golden Horn Amur Cleveland First River New York Steamship Line Panama Canal Ser

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Relief for Rheumatism

Advertisement proclaims severe rheumatic pains disappear with Hood's Sarsaparilla. It claims rheumatism results from an acid in the blood and credits the tonic with purifying blood and improving digestion.

Father Found Dead With Throat Slit

John T. Collins aged 57 of 4 Arcadia street Malden was found dead by his son after forcing open the door shortly after 7 pm last night. Police say death by his own action with the body believed to have been dead since October 22.

John T. Collins Arcadia Street Malden

Stop Hair Loss With Simple Home Mixture

A half pint of water with Bay Rum and Bo Peep compound mixed is sold for dandruff control. Apply daily for two weeks then weekly until used. The formula claims to stop hair loss, relieve itching, darken gray hair, and promote growth and softness.

Sale of Opera Seats Opens Monday at Boston Opera House

The Boston Grand Opera Company and Pavlova Imperial Russian Ballet announce public sale of season seats starting 10 am next Monday at the Boston Opera House. Subscriptions were allocated to former subscribers. many good seats remain in orchestra and galleries for the Nov 15 season start with daily shows except Saturdays and a Saturday matinee. William P. Coolbaugh, 78, of Malden, was killed by a train near Oak Grove station while crossing the tracks. He was a lawyer with offices at 269 Washington Street in Boston.

Boston Grand Opera Company Pavlova Imperial Russian Ballet Boston Opera House William P. Coolbaugh Gore Street Malden Boston and Maine Oak Grove Coolbaugh Washington Street Boston Ile

The Colonel Shines in Next Sunday Post

A bright issue highlights The Colonel with his best panels and a vivid new color picture comic. The Sunday Post promotes a standout feature with bold artwork and engaging storytelling.

Kidney trouble medical advice from a herbal remedy

The note suggests kidney congestion and inflammation due to winter illness. It lists back pain chills fever and scant foul urine with puffiness under the eyes and swollen ankles. The writer recommends halmwort tablets as a satisfactory remedy.

Women seeks relief for fatigue chills and insomnia

Mrs L describes poor blood condition nervousness constipation and fatigue with sleepless nights and chills. The assistant prescribes three grain sulpheric tablets to relieve constipation aid digestion and purify the blood, noting not to use sulphurs.

Travelling Man Seeks Tonic For Faded Ambition And Health

A claimant writes that after a year he has lost ambition vitality and social interest at age thirty five. Medical reply cites wasted nerve forces and general run down condition. They recommend cadomene tablets and venesol with a flesh nourishing massage.

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