Largest chrysanthemum exhibit prize to city hospital
The exhibit features the largest crysanthemums shown and the prize basket will be sent to the Franklin Square House.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1916
Page
8
The exhibit features the largest crysanthemums shown and the prize basket will be sent to the Franklin Square House.
Mrs. E. E. Snelling of Concord describes lifelong joint stiffness and pain ending after using Var-ne-sis. She details prior sleepless nights and difficulty dressing climbing stairs and attending theatre, noting improved appetite and strength followed by reduced stiffness and eventual removal of rheumatic pain.
A well dressed six month old girl was found deserted in a state room of the Governor Cable in Portland Maine. The boat had departed Boston the previous night. A note bearing the name Irene Holt pinned to the infant’s breast served as the only clue to her identity.
Police hunt for a man identified as A W Harris and a woman believed to have traveled from Boston with an infant left in a state room. The baby, found by a porter at 8 p m, wore expensive clothing while the couple appeared poorly dressed and fled likely on the 9 o clock Boston bound train.
A baby was found abandoned after a boat trip. Police broadcast a description of the parents, a couple in a long dark coat and Tam o Shanter. Tickets were collected by ticket takers who cannot recall the couple leaving. The infant was placed in the care of Mrs. Mary S. Burnham, state child protector, as police seek the parents nationwide.
Giovanni Vendala age sixty of 124 Prince Street died when he walked through a kitchen window while sleeping and fell sixty feet into an areaway at his home.
Harvard yesterday honored Captain Paul Koenig of the Deutschland now at New London as an honorary member of the Harvard Verein. The executive committee selected the Teuton commander to join distinguished members. A Harvard Club meeting tomorrow will select student delegates to present the bronze medal and convey compliments to Captain Koenig.
Amsterdam dispatch reports Emperor Francis Joseph instructs Premier von Koerber to prepare measures for Galicia to independently manage its internal affairs once Poland is established. The autocrat says Galicia’s right to self rule should be legally realized.
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