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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1919
Page
15
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Southard of 81 South Street Brighton were badly hurt yesterday when a machine driven by Mr. Southard collided with a Boston Elevated car at the Commonwealth and Brighton avenues junction.
Boston Harvard alumni moved ahead of New York Harvard men by 4000 in the drive to fund a 15 250 000 endowment for Harvard University. New York teams were 66 000 ahead Monday and gained 50 000 yesterday for a 116 000 net advance. Greater Boston committee reported 120 724 in voluntary and team subscriptions.
Reported last night a grand total of 2.814 million toward a 15.25 million goal with Greater Boston at 1.209 million and Greater New York at 1.205 million. Harvard men in Boston praised the progress as canvassers and team captains pressed for faster gifts and a progress meeting at the Harvard Club of New York.
A large ticket-selling drive for the American Legion carnival and military pageant spans Boston and nearby towns Thursday through Saturday at Braves Field. Greek Day honors Sergeant Hercules Korgis of Lynn who captured over 20 German prisoners as thousands of Greeks attend. Over 200 athletic entries expected with air show stunts delayed until after events. fliers will perform in the evenings.
An authority warns that regular meat consumption can cause kidney strain and backache. It recommends Jad Salts, four ounces in water before breakfast, to flush and stimulate kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder irritation. claimed safe and popular for keeping urinary organs clean.
Henry J. Harriman, former chamber president, was honored by the Brae-Burn Country Club board with a beautful sun dial. John R. Macomber spoke as the dial, weighing a quarter ton, three feet in diameter, rests on a limestone base. The brass dial bears an Italian carving and a design by Arthur Shurtleff.
The United States produced over 151000 tons of crude peat last year, about 56 percent above the prior record. Australia has invented a soil management process using perforated pipes to irrigate aerate and fertilize soil with minimal waste.
An Australian engineering team develops railroad switches adaptable to three rails to suit different gauges, aiming to improve interoperability and efficiency in cross gauge rail transport.
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