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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1912
Page
2
President Taft lays the cornerstone of the Boston Y M C A in a ceremony with Major Rhoades and local officials present. He praises the association’s role for men away from home and recounts global Y M C A efforts, joking about raising funds in the White House.
President Taft visited Cambridge as guest of the city for about an hour and a half. More than 100000 residents lined the streets for a parade from the armory to Cambridge Common and beyond. The reception highlighted by the Harvard area tour and a broommaking exhibit at the Armory.
An opening at the Museum of Fine Arts shows Italian and German woodcut art from the 15th and 16th centuries. Highlights include Ugo da Carpi, Andrea Andreani, Niccolo Baldrini, and Durer works along with pages from Dante Inferno and Hypnerotomachia Poliphili.
The City Council finance committee held a City Hall hearing on the proposed recreation pier and bathing beach in Ward 2 East Boston. The waterfront playground proposal has been debated for three years in town meetings and civic groups.
An advertisement from S. H. Harrison Co. at 662 667 Washington Street promotes Harko suits and overcoats with a price claim of 12.60 instead of 26.00, urging customers to compare before paying.
Members of the Hotel Workers' Union announce a general meeting tomorrow to vote on leaving the S H W U and joining Boston locals of the American Federation of Labor. The group is divided between radicals and conservatives over union strategies.
The article extols the liver as a key organ and warns that a torpid liver seeds illness. It recommends the natural Hunyadi Janos Water as a trusted laxative to cleanse the liver and purify the system, cautioning against substitutes.
A large number of members will withdraw from the organization and join the American Federation of Labor unions.
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