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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1912
Page
14
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are promoted as a mild, quick acting liver and bowel remedy. The ad claims they replace calomel, protect teeth and gums, and relieve dullness by addressing constipation and liver sluggishness with olive oil based tablets priced at 10c and 25c per box from The Olive Tablet Company Columbus OH.
The Boston Symphony Orchestra under Dr. Mack presented Sibelius's First Symphony in Symphony Hall, with George Proctor delivering a notable Techaikowsky concerto in G major. Chabrier and Glazounoff works complemented the program, earning high praise for the performance and introducing Sibelius and Chabrier to Boston audiences.
The Rt. Rev. C. B. Brewster will preach at St Pauls Cathedral tomorrow night and at the noonday service Monday. Harvest Cantata by Hugh Blair sung tomorrow at 4 pm for Greek Red Cross offerings. Home Mission Week runs eight days with many speakers across New England. A luncheon Friday at 1 pm at the Ford building will include Methodist Episcopalian Presbyterian Baptist Universalist Congregationalist and Unitarian attendees. The Episcopalian Club dinner is set for Monday Dec 9 with Cathedral Chapter staff and speakers including Dean Edmund S. Rousmaniere and Archdeacon Samuel G. Babcock.
An advertisement states legal stamps are yours for the asking with every purchase at Wolf's Clothier located at Hanover and Portland streets. Shoppers are urged to request them to realize savings on their spending.
Governor Foss designated Thursday November 28 as Thanksgiving Day. The proclamation urges gratitude for blessings of prosperity and calls on residents to share their gifts with others. It emphasizes divine guidance for the republic and appeals for renewed personal and civic responsibility toward the dependent and criminal classes.
After the Harvard Dart mouth game in Boston today the Boston Lodge of Elks will host a first class cabaret show at their new home. Members look to enjoy the entertainment following afternoon football action and the Harvard Dartmouth game.
Patrick C. Travers was awarded $2200 by a Superior Court jury after suing for the death and conscious suffering of his five year old son who was run over by a Boston Elevated Street Car on Bowdoin Street Dorchester in September 1910. The boy’s leg was amputated and he died 19 hours later.
A witness described how Alvin Zollinger, an advertising solicitor and married father, pressed his attention on Miss Cecelia Farley in Columbus Ohio. Farley, on trial for first degree murder, shot Zollinger in a city park last May. Mrs Alfred A Arnold testified about Farley's life at her home for two years before the tragedy.
Mrs Arnold testified for the defense describing Zollinger calling Miss Farley many times daily and conversing long hours. She said Farley often showed nervous exhaustion after telephone talks and relayed an alleged threat from Zollinger about a possible tragedy if Farley did not comply. The testimony followed the prosecution resting after noon. The Newman lectures feature Holland as the Venice of the North with Amsterdam Rotterdam The Hague Zeeland Maarken Friesland and other scenes shown with motion pictures. The lecture repeats this afternoon.
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