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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1914

Page

5

Edison to inspect battleship and submarine in New York

Thomas A. Edison, praised for aiding the navy, will inspect a modern battleship and submarine next Saturday. Secretary Daniels will depart Friday for East Orange New Jersey and accompany Edison to New York to view the New York battleship and a submarine ordered there for the purpose.

Washington Thomas A. Edison United States Navy Daniels East Orange N. J Edison New York

White Cross Emblem Selected for Mercy Committee

New York Oct 7 The committee of mercy selects a white Maltese cross on black background as its emblem to symbolize mercy and world mourning for wartime fatalities. The Red Cross approves the choice.

New York Committee of Mercy Red Cross

Mrs Whitlock and Mother-in-Law Sail for New York

Mrs Mallie Whitlock and Mrs E Brainard, mother and mother-in-law of Brand Whitlock the American minister to Belgium, are aboard the steamer Baltic leaving Liverpool for New York today.

U. S London Mallie Whitlock E. Brainard Brand Whitlock Belgium Liverpool New York

Answers to health queries on pimples constipation and obesity

The ad presents general medical guidance. It recommends three grain sulphuric tablets to cleanse system and cool the blood, cadomene tablets as a tonic for nervous weakness, and five grain arbolone tablets for reducing fat. It invites readers to send questions to Dr. Lewis Baker for free advice and notes prescriptions can be filled at any well-stocked drug store.

Lewis Baker College College Ellwood Sts Dayton

Chicago publisher says women should not use Mrs prefix

Mrs. M. E. Cadwallader of Chicago, a Windy City publisher and guest at the Hotel Lenox, insists that women in business should never have the prefix Mrs before their names. She rejects using the title in print for professional purposes.

M. E. Cadwallacer Chicago M. E. Cadwallader Hotel Lenox

Mrs Cadwallader Urges Women In Business To Drop Mrs

Mrs Cadwallader urges women in business and married women to drop the Mrs title claiming men doubt women’s business competence. She recalls refusing to reveal her first name to Chicago telephone operators and says married couples fare best when not airing private troubles. She notes Boston has advanced in development in recent years.

Mrs. Cadwallader Chicago M. E. Cadwallader

City praises transit, streets and governance in remarks

The speaker notes the municipality maintains a strong transport system and clean streets, counters attacks on corruption, and claims an absence of graft in city affairs, praising officials for their administration.

Quits Navy to Wed Hub Girl

Robert W. Dunlop son of Mr and Mrs John Dunlop of East Boston married Miss Agnes R Sharpe daughter of Mr and Mrs Allen Sharpe of East Boston The ceremony was at St Marys Episcopal Church East Boston performed by Rev Kenneth Ripley Forbes witnessed by relatives Best man Matthew Brill bridesmaid Miss Margaret I Sharpe The groom was in charge of the launch Dolphin of the United States navy when it went ashore for gasoline and was arrested with other crew members at Tampico Mexico a friction with Mexican authorities followed the arrest

Robert W. Dunlop John Dunlop Maverick Street East Boston Agnes R. Sharpe Allen Sharpe Sumner Street St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Kenneth Ripley Forbes Matthew Brill Margaret I. Sharpe Dolphin United States Navy Tampico Mex

Notable Wedding Details for Charles F. Murphy Couple

The ceremony included Charles F. Murphy of South Boston with a Boston Springfield attorney, attended by the bride’s sister Miss Catherine A. Sullivan and George H. Reno of Springfield. Former Mayor John F. Fitzgerald attended as a guest.

Charles F. Murphy South Boston Springfield Catherine A. Sullivan George H. Reno John F. Fitzgerald

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