Doctor Publishes Study On Oral Abscesses At Academy Meet
Dr Kurt H Thoma presented A Clinical Study of Oral Abscesses at the regular monthly meeting of the American Academy of Dental Science in Youngs Hotel. He discussed cause progression and treatment of this infection. About five members attended the premeeting dinner with Dr Alfred V Rodgers presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt H. Thoma
American Academy of Dental Science
Young’s Hotel
Thoma
Alfred V. Rodgers
Have You Sent Baby Pictures to the Post Yet
A note asks readers if they have sent baby photographs to the Post for inclusion in the upcoming Sunday Women’s Section. It suggests checking the paper for the listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Sunday Post
Gets-It Corn Remedy Advertisement
A vivid ad touts Gets-It as a quick corn remover claiming corns and calluses peel off within 48 hours without hurting flesh. It promises no pain, dries instantly, and allows wearing shoes over it. Sold by druggists for 25c or direct from E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, with Boston availability through 8 Riker Jaynes stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Boston
Riker- Jaynes
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Promises Clear Skin
Pimples and dull complexion blamed on liver and bowel issues. The ad touts olive tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel that cleanses blood bowels and liver. Sold in 10¢ and 26¢ boxes by The Olive Tablet Company Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Briand Declares War Unity as France Backed by Parliament
Briand's ministerial declaration won a landslide confidence vote in the Chamber and Senate. He pledged durable peace through united national effort, urged press freedom within defense limits, and vowed to pursue victory with Paris, Washington, and allied powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Japan
Joffre
Italy
England
Balkans
Franet
Germany
Tyes
Briand
Chamber of Deputies
War debate in the French Senate provokes mixed protests
The Vivians in the Senate stirred strong support for unwavering warfare and a durable peace with guarantees. Maurice Bokanowski urged Briand to act decisively, Emile Constant pressed harsher treatment of Austrians and Germans in France, and Renaudel of the Socialists called for no territorial annexations. The chamber booed and cheered as Maginot noted soldiers did not authorize Renaudel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Renaudel
Andre Maginot
M. Maginot
Renaudel
Emile Constant
Rameil
Briand
France
Senate
Maurice Bokanowski
M. Renaudel
Belgium
Serbia
Mr. Renaudel
Attorney Gleason Sues Thaw's Mother. Suit Dismissed
John B. Gleason, an attorney, sued Mrs. Mary Copiey Thaw of Pittsburg for 53000 claiming misrepresentations about Harry K. Thaw's defense and the will of William Thaw. Federal Judge Mayer dismissed the case in New York on November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John B. Gleason
Mary Copiey Thaw
Pittsburg
Harry K. Thaw
Mayer
Gleason
McMorrow Ankle Sprain Delays Local Representative
Representative William M. McMorrow of Ward 23 Jamaica Plain sprained his ankle Tuesday evening descending the Stephen M. Weld School steps on Canterbury street. His brother Robert rushed him home to Dr Jones of Roslindale for treatment before he was later moved to Young's Hotel. He was the Democratic candidate for reelection and was defeated by a narrow margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam M. McMorrow
Jamaica Plain
Stephen M. Weld
Canterbury Street
Robert McMorrow
Dr. Jones
Roslindale
Young’s
Mr. McMorrow
New Evening Cape Features Striped Fur and Ribbon Panels
A long semi circular evening cape uses alternating fur and ribbon strips, widest at the hem and narrowing at the collar. Shoulders are slightly shirred. A coordinating hat resembles a tam o shanter.
Loyal Legion Banquet Promotes Fidelity to God and Country
Massachusetts Commandery of the Loyal Legion held its annual banquet at the American House with 200 attendees. Henry M. Rogers spoke on inspiration of the Loyal Legion, urging unselfish service and absolute devotion to the United States as veterans revived old days and sang America.
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Massachusetts
Military Order of Loyal Legion of the United States
Loyal Legion
Henry M. Rogers
America
Rogers
United States
Churches Urged to Endow Through Endowments in Wills
Theo EK Stevenson of the Emanuel-Walnut Avenue Church urged at the Suffolk South Association meeting in Dorchester that churches solicit endowments in wills. He argued endowments are as essential for city churches as for universities and colleges and must be dependable rather than relying on sporadic gifts.
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Theo
EK. Stevenson
Immanuel-Walnut Avenue
Suffolk South Association of Congregational Churches
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Dorchester
Nine vessels bring fresh fish to port with high prices
Nine vessels arrived at the new fish pier yesterday with fresh catch led by mackerel. Dealers posted high prices across Haddock and several cod varieties while the Lafayette provided the day’s noted mackerel load. The Headley begins Boston London service. Rhode Island sails to Rockland. Nevada eyes oil trials. Palman sugar cargo to Queenstown. Monarch sails for Scotland.
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Lafayette
Headley
Boston
Frankrng
Nielsen
Vita
Cuba
American Sugar Refining Company
Helmsdale
Swansea
Wales
United States
Rhode Island
Rockland
Nevada
British Isles
Polmuan
Europe
Queenstown
Ireland
Allan Line
Mystic Docks
Scotland
Landsman
Shipping News Arrives With Numerous U S Naval Vessels and Tugs
Shipping news lists U S battleships Georgia Oman New Jersey Jayne Virginia Rhode Island and others sailing from Provincetown and Rockland to Baltimore Newport News and Philadelphia. Steamers and barges including Headley Dash London Franking Nielsen Vita Cuba Carolyn Mitchell and many more are dispatched to various ports with calls at Dutch Island St John N B and Providence for barges and tugs Lenape and Maple Hill.
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U. S
Georgia
Oman
New Jersey
Jayne
Virginia
Jackson
Provincetown
Headley
Dash
London
Franking
Dan
Nielsen
Vita
Cuba
Carolyn
Mitchell
Tampa
Fla
Stromperg
Baltimore
H. M. Whitney
Colberth
New York
Grecian
Page
Philadelphia
Kershaw
Johnson
Newport News
Norfolk
Charles F. Mayer
Machen
Portsmouth
Bay State
Strout
Portland
City of Rockland
Hathorn
Monocacy
Lloyd
Thomaston
Spring
Cleona
Dutch Island
Rhode Island
Rockland
Polruan
Queenstown
Glasgow
Sygna
Sydney
C. B
Governor Cobb
Eastport
St. John
N. B
Chippewa
Jacksonville
Everett
Melrose
Gloucester
Seth M.todd
Parrsboro
N. S
Little Elsie
Vinalhaven
Port Johnson
Salem
Wilkesbarre
Murrell, Lamberts Point
New Bedford
Providence
Grace
Prosecution Planned for Ship Plotters in U S
Washington announced that the Department of Justice will prosecute Robert Fay and others tied to alleged plots to curb munitions exports to the Allies. Assistant Attorney General Warren noted the case's international scope and that no specific federal code section has been chosen. The inquiry, led with New York DA H Snowden Marshall, is said to be sprawling and ongoing for weeks with expected nationwide developments.
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Washington
Robert Fay
United States
Europe
Department of Justice
Warren
H. Snowden Marshall
New York
Fay
Department
U S Officer Held for Conspiracy at Fort Adams
Sergeant Forest R. Jacobs of the quartermaster department at Fort Adams Newport was found probably guilty of conspiracy to defraud the government and held in 5000 bail for the next federal grand jury session. Case heard by U S commissioner Frank Healey. Advt.
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Providence
R. 1
Forest R. Jacobs
Quartermaster’s Department
Fort Adams
Newport
Federal
United States
Frank Healey
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Academy OF Dental Science
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N.J
Carter
Edison
CC Harvey
Harmony
Boylston St
Main St
Brockton
City Hall
Lynn
Baer
Berlin
Paris
Aristide Briand
Alsace
Lorraine
Sawyer
Thaw
W. M. McMorrow
Wm. Bentley Co
State St
Mass
New England
New Fish Pier
A. P. Andrews
POMG
Shipping News
Adamson
Paine
Paine’s
Ari Rocker
Paine Furniture
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