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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1922
Page
18
A skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur as remedy for eruptions and eczema. The ad claims rapid improvement, germ destroying sulfur properties, and urges purchasing Rowles Mentho Sulphur from druggists to apply like cold cream.
Paris reports Greater successes in gland operations led by Dr. Serge Voronoff who developed the monkey gland grafting method and found apes with humanlike glands. His talk before the International Congress of Surgery was barred after he disclosed to the press, provoking boos from peers.
Officers for the College of Liberal Arts sophomores and juniors were elected yesterday afternoon. For the Class of 19H Alice Tyler was chosen president and Edmund Fitzgerald vice president with other officers named. Boston University College of Business Administration elected Arthur Ashell president, Francis McBride vice president, Dorothy Donlan secretary, and Edward Ruane treasurer. Afternoon fashions featured velvets crepes and embroidery accents.
The Kaiser explains Bethmann Hollweg's departure, detailing how Bethmann's control and indecision hampered reform aims. He recalls 1914 15 attempts to push Prussian franchise changes and his own efforts to honor the Nation in Arms with post war reforms.
The article reviews William II critical of Chancellor Bethmann Hollweg over Prussian electoral reform and Reichstag representation. It covers Bethmann’s claimed agenda for equal suffrage, Lange delays, and disputes over the Loebell plan. It notes William II’s defense on foreign policy and the Agadir crisis.
The Emperor relies on informal influence via travel reports to sway policy, while the Chancellor may adopt or resist the Emperor's views. The Emperor cannot compel the Chancellor or Foreign Office, and changes in chancellorship are rare and impactful. The narrative covers Potsdam visits, England 1910, Corfu tensions, Victoria statue events, and Morocco diplomacy under the Algeciras framework.
The report describes the German imperial couple's visit to Morocco aiding commercial protection with Frank and their reception by all social strata. It notes King George’s remarks suggesting England no longer blocks French occupation, guiding the Agadir episode and Kiel Regatta tensions. The Foreign Office pressed for the Panther’s dispatch to Agadir, despite misgivings.
A clipped copyright notice indicates the Boston Post and McClure Newspaper Syndicate reserve publication and translation rights. The fragment mentions London station, general prohibitions on reproduction, and rights reserved including Scandinavian territories.
The annual outing and tea of the Daughters of Massachusetts occurred yesterday on Miss Jennie G. Moseley’s grounds at 45 Magnol ia street Roxbury. Members from across the state attended a program of readings music and entertainments with Mrs. Austin C. C. Wellington presiding.
The Rev. William James Butt chaplain emeritus of the Massachusetts Reformatory Concord Junction turned 88 yesterday. He greeted his daughter Miss Laura Butt a Somerville High School teacher at 19 Church Street Concord during the afternoon and later was guest of the West Concord Women’s Christian Temperance Union in the evening.
Advert preserves bold health claim promoting Cascarets as a gentle candy like laxative. It asserts full bowel cleansing without griping and avoids poisoning headaches or biliousness. Box sizes 10 25 50 cents and available at any drug store.
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