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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1915
Page
12
Continued from the first page the party will include Ford John Wanamaker Jane Addams Ida Tarbell and possibly Thomas Edison with others likely. Ford has not finalized the full passenger list after shaping his idea late Tuesday night between eleven and twelve.
Mr Edison told Mr Ford he would like to go but thought it impossible. He added that he would compel him to go, with Detroit as the focal point.
An earnest home remedy ad touts ORRINE to curb drinking by husbands or sons. It claims no sanitarium cost and a money back guarantee after a trial. Two forms exist, secret and voluntary, at $1 per box, with distribution via Riker Jaynes Drug Stores.
Automaker Ford outlines a December 4 departure and a Christmas Day ceasefire whistle. He seeks to assemble top peace advocates aboard a liner, with Oswald Villard opening a Washington office funded by Ford. Ford met with President Wilson and aims to mobilize neutral nations and press to end the war.
Fragmentary New Hampshire items list places including Concord Manchester Nashua Portsmouth and Littleton with limited details on events or officials. No clear actions or outcomes are specified.
John Hays Hammond Jr. arrived in New York aboard La Touraine after an eight week abroad trip. He says the anti preparedness movement among Allies is largely funded by German money and ridicules Ford's peace voyage aboard the Oscar II. He expects Bryan may be aboard and notes German influence.
Henry Ford intends to sail aboard a peace mission to foreign ports with a one way charter costing about 100000 dollars. He envisions a naval advisory board to guide civilian tech and production improvements for peace and better living.
Boston saw a 17 percent rise in women registered for the city election compared with last year, while men rose about 2 percent. This year 11,036 women can vote for school committee and 114,867 men for City Council and other offices. Ward 8 gained with 124 men voters this year versus 086 last year. Mayor Curley’s home ward shows 4050 eligible last year and 4075 this year.
The Feast of the Miraculous Medal will be observed Saturday at the Orphanage of St. Vincent on Camden street. High Mass is at 6 PM in the private chapel and 4 PM benediction with medal distribution in the afternoon. The next Sunday Post Women’s Section will feature the convenient kitchen.
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