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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1914

Page

5

Cardinal Plans Home for Women

Cardinal O Connell moves to establish a new archdiocesan home for aging women in the former St Elizabeth s Hospital on West Brookline Street near Washington Street. Monsignor Splaine will supervise, with Sisters of St Joseph in charge. a modest fee will be charged for those seeking independence.

St. Elizabeth's Hospital Cardinal O'Connell St. Elizabeth’s Hospital West Brookline Street Washington Street M. J. Splaine Little Sisters of the Poor Age Street Roxbury Somerville Sisters of St. Joseph Brighton Monsignor Splaine

Woman's Christian Temperance Union to Meet in Seattle 1915

Seattle was chosen by the WCTU executive committee as the site of the 1915 convention. The exact date will be announced later, with the decision coming after the recent general convention adjourned.

Atlanta Seattle Woman’s Christian Temperance Union

Resinol Ointment Promise Soothes Severe Skin Troubles

An advertisement touts Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as cures for raw itchy scaly skin and related pimples and dandruff. It claims instant relief and rapid healing, notes 19 years of doctor prescriptions, and offers free trial sizes via Resinol Dept. 40 R in Baltimore.

Dept. 40-R Baltimore

Eckmans Alterative Promoted For Lung Ailments

An advertisement offers Eckmans Alterative and a recovery booklet for tuberculosis and lung conditions from the Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia. It quotes a testimonial from Howard L. Klotz about regaining health after hemorrhages and pneumonia, praising the remedy's effectiveness and noting prices for small and regular sizes.

Eckman Susquehanna Ave Phila Howard L. Klotz Ieading

Robert J. Burdette Dies at 70 in Pasadena

Dr. Robert J. Burdette preacher author and humorist died at his Pasadena home at 2 PM after long illness. Born 1844 in Greensboro Pa, he began as a humorist in Peoria and gained fame as The Burlington Hawkeye Man. He later led Temple Baptist Church in Los Angeles. He married twice, his second wife Clara Baker of Pasadena.

Pasadena Cal Robert J. Burdette Peoria Iil Peoria Transcript Carrie Garrett Burdette Burlington Keokuk United States Temple Baptist Church Los Angeles California Greensboro Sunny Crest Clara B. Baker Europe Henry Ward Beecher Beecher

Boston Children’s Friend Society reports 579 children aided

At its 81st annual meeting the Boston Children’s Friend Society announced 579 children helped in the past year. Applications and placements in foster homes and schools for special training increased, with Treasurer William Quincy Wales resigning after 25 years. New officers include President Costello C. Converse and other officers and directors.

Boston Chidren’s Friend Society Carrington Howard South Church William Quincy Wales Costello C. Converse George A. Gordon D. D Francis W. Rowley John C. Lane Henry H. Proctor Frank R. Thomas William C. Chick Boston Charles R. Talbot Brookline

Portland Man Repeats Fall After Hospital Release

Mark J. Killian, 52, of 14 Valentine street, Portland, Mo., was released from City Hospital after six months with injuries from a fall that broke two bones in his right leg. He left the hospital, reached Dover and Washington streets, and then fell again, breaking both bones in the same place.

Mark J. Killian Valentine Street Portland Killian Dover Washington Streets

Meda Chaffers Weds Edward Crane in Arlington Home

A refined ceremony united Meda Chaffers and Edward Crane in Arlington at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chaffers home. Rev. Walker officiated. The bride wore white silk crepe and carried bride's roses. After a reception, the couple departed for a wedding tour and will reside in Baltimore.

Charles Chaffers Cleveland Street Arlington Meda Edward Crane Philadelphia Walker Dagmar William Esterley Brooklyn Nui Crane New York Washington Baltimore

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