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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1910
Page
3
Washington November 24 Postmaster General Hitchcock will urge Congress to authorize rural route parcels up to 11 pounds as a preliminary step toward a nationwide parcels post. He argues the service can be run with little extra cost and could lead to a general system after studying volume and business nature.
Boston banker’s wife Mrs C S Barker of Medford Maine Cambridge resident and four friends credit Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine with restoring her hearing after years of deafness. They praise merit in medicine and recommend the treatment in New England.
The largest special medical practice in New England treated Mr. George Stamper of Cambridge Massachusetts for a liver disease complication. He then brought Mr. J. B. Lockett for further treatment.
Advertises a limited free month treatment by Osmo-Chemic scientists claiming to cure chronic diseases including catarrh and bronchitis. Promises absolutely free renewals for new patients who begin by November 380th as a time limited liberal offer with only five days remaining.
An inline notice announces permanent offices at Suite 8s 2 10 entrance No 18 Boylston St Boston Mass with daily hours from 6 00 a m to 12 00 p m closed Sundays.
Gardiner C. Brooks a 51 year old Brookline widower and head of a long established family wed quietly last evening at the Brookline Baptist Church Miss Helen Hedlund a 23 year old church soloist. Hedlund is a known Brookline singer and daughter of Charles Hedlund the caretaker of Mrs. Quincy A. Shaw estate. her brother Oscar Hedlund is a Brookline miler.
Friends note a strong attachment between the Brookline Baptist officer and the young singer, who married after a long relationship. The widower, widowed two years earlier, held a position with the Brookline Baptist church.
Gardiner Brooks, son of the late Deacon George Brooks, married Miss Hedlund, a church soloist and stenographer, at Brookline Baptist Church with Rev. O P Gifford presiding. The couple, after a brief honeymoon, will live on Babcock Street near Corey Hill.
Montreal opera patrons packed the house for Lakme with Lydia Lipkowska in the title role. Tickets sold out beforehand and many were turned away despite raised prices. Lipkowska received a prolonged ovation with curtain calls and later attended a society reception hosted by local leaders.
Norman H. White accuses Foss of blind answers and seeks full disclosure of political alliances. He cites Gaston and railroad interests, presses for candid statements on whom Foss favors or opposes, and urges a complete public breakdown of affiliations for the Great and General Court.
A. O. Tate unable to return to New Hampshire for Thanksgiving sends his farm fresh feast to Chicago. Mrs. Tate travels with crates of turkey cranberries pumpkin mince meat and potatoes to the Blackstone Hotel where the chef prepares a full repast for Mr. Tate his wife and six friends at six o clock.
James FE Rollins, once attached to the USS Wisconsin, plans to marry Miss Alice G Day of Somerville Highlands. The couple, who met aboard the battleship, expect to wed December 1 after Rollins leaves the service to settle in St. Louis. Miss Day, Worcester native and Boston stenographer, is the daughter of a St. Louis lawyer.
The Helping Hand Home observed Thanksgiving with 65 children being seated for a grand turkey dinner at noon. After the meal, the youngsters were treated to a special show at a theatre arranged by the management.
Commissioners approved reducing gas charges from 1.40 to 1.36 per 1000 feet and lowering electricity for lighting from 2 to 14 cents per kilowatt hour.
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