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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1914
Page
5
An advertisement touts Father John's Medicine as prompt relief from colds throat and lung troubles. It claims it contains no alcohol or nerve destroying drugs and warns other medicines weaken the body and worsen the illness.
This vintage advertisement promotes Musterole as a fast relief ointment for lumbago sore throats bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia and other pains. It touts use by doctors and nurses and notes 25¢ 50¢ and 2.50 hospital sizes from the Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio.
The Rev J Howard Mellish preached on The Church and Labor at St Pauls Cathedral. He traced labor organization from the first factory in 1814 to today, contrasted classes, and urged the church to serve all workers while noting reforms credited to labor movements.
The funeral for Frank E. Bradbury was conducted yesterday at his Dedham residence and the Unitarian Church with a Boston Bar Association delegation in attendance. Bradbury, a member of the White & Bradbury firm, died in Chicago last Tuesday from injuries after being struck by an electric car and a team.
The Second Church in Boston on Beacon Street at Audubon Circle dedicated a new sanctuary with a grand ceremony. Prominent clergy and college leaders attended as the Third Church presented a silver communion cup symbolizing fellowship, and ministers delivered sermons on Congregationalism and the merging of old and new in faith.
Francis H Brown M D presided as churches dedicate a new chapel arguing religion inspires justice and peace amid global strife. Clergy from First and Third Churches offered greetings. Belgian relief fund collections were noted and a benediction closed the service.
A city wide go-to-church campaign by Wakefield united churches spurs higher Sunday attendance through October and into November. Volunteers from Protestant denominations formed pairs at the YMCA and began friendly home calls to reengage lapsed attendees.
Mrs. Marian Shaw McKean, daughter of Mrs. Quincy Adams Shaw, married Malcolm Haughton of Boston at her Jamaica Plain home in a small family ceremony. The bride recently divorces Mr. McKean after 20 years of marriage. the couple plan to reside in Boston.
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