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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1919
Page
11
A classic health ad claims meat eaters risk kidney trouble from uric acid and urges taking four ounces of rad Salts or Jad Salts mixed in water before breakfast to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder disorders. It touts safety, affordability, and a pleasant effervescent drink as a preventive measure.
The Immaculate Conception novena begins tomorrow at 7 45 p m at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. A two day Christmas sale is planned at St Marys Infant Asylum sun parlor tomorrow and next Monday from 2 to 10 p m. Fr Frank W Murphy will give Advent sermons at 3 30 p m on Sundays Dec 7 14 and 21. A separate novena at old St Marys Thatcher street North End opens Sunday 7 45 p m and closes Dec 8. The 40 hours devotion at St Josephs Roxbury runs this morning through Sunday morning. Tonight a Catholic Charitable Bureau dance and whist party is held at Catholic Union Hall.
A fragment listing include notable figures such as Dr Edward Cummings the Rev Samuel M Crothers Professor Albert Bushnell Hart Professor James Hardy Ropes Dean Chester N Greenough Joseph G Thorp Stoughton Bell George G Bradford Samuel Usher the Rev Kenneth MacArthur and Professor with other names.
Over 200 jack tars and marines, patients at Chelsea Naval Hospital, enjoyed a turkey dinner arranged by medical officer Dr Norman J Blackwood. The institution’s chef prepared an elaborate meal for those unable to return home or visit friends.
A memorial tablet honoring parishioners who died for country and humanity was unveiled at St. Pius Church in Lynn by Rev. Father William T. Deasy. Hundreds witnessed the ceremony before a high mass of requiem. The tablet names three local men: Matthew L. Buchanan, Francis P. Baker, and Daniel J. Hanrahan.
Rev Sydney B Snow told a large Thanksgiving crowd at King's Chapel that despite world uneasiness and disorder, Americans can be thankful for soldiers heroism and self sacrifice. He urged faith in rebuilding with calm judgment and peace guiding reconstruction efforts.
A visitor noted a thinning of veterans at the Soldiers' Home in Chelsea. The census stands at 474 veterans, the lowest in years, with 273 in the home hospital. Each veteran received a turkey dinner with all the fixings.
Citizens of Cambridge will urge prompt Senate action at the impending session. A meeting is planned at Sander's Theatre tomorrow night at 8 o'clock and all supporters are invited.
Dr. Charles W. Eliot will preside as speakers include Dean Charles H. Haskins a Snare Valley commission member Frank W. Taussig former Tariff Commission chairman and economist adviser and John H. Corcoran Cambridge merchant. The gathering may endorse compromise or petition for immediate ratification but decisions are pending. Organizers include Judge Bert Walcott Ric H. Dana and B. A. Groxier with Rev. Ray-.
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