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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
8
Cpt. and Dr. Jesse M. Durrell an alumnus of B A, a field agent for Tilton Seminary, died in Girton New Hampshire. He was 76, born in Boston and educated there, after attending Boston University theological seminary.
The body of Mrs. Lucy Rebecca Brown Vialle widow of Boston banker George Eewin Vialle was buried yesterday in the family lot at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Concord beside her husband who was interred fifteen days earlier.
An advertisement touts Sylpho Nathol as a germ killer four and a half times stronger than the Public Health Service standard. It claims thirty years of use by New England women and affirms the product is entirely safe.
The Bay State Fishing Company unveils a $60,000 East Boston plant at New Street. The 60 by 70 foot facility uses factory construction with sheet iron exterior and concrete smoking floors. Fleet boats dock directly to unload into the freezer or main plant as huge sawdust smok ing processes yield golden brown fish. The project marks a major real estate development in the area.
Miss Alice Allan Seabury, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Seabury of 845 Boylston, married Joseph Blackley Hoyt Jr of New York at noon yesterday. Rev Elwood Worcester officiated. Attendants wore apricot taffeta gowns. A reception followed at the Tuileries. They will reside in New York.
Mrs Paul Gram of 916 Fourth Street Milwaukee recounts long epilepsy struggle and credit to a medicine she says cured her. She urges others to contact R P N Lepso at 22 Island Avenue Milwaukee for a free postpaid bottle, claiming over ten years seizure-free.
To the Editor the writer argues about married women working for a livelihood. The letter discusses whether women should engage in business versus staying at home and notes a perceived neglect of one side of the debate.
A reader argues against laws barring married women from business, noting many rely on work due to circumstances. The writer cites statistics showing independent married women are a minority and questions fairness in forcing a choice between marriage and employment.
A lighted match used during a gas leak search at Barker System Bakery, 164 Merrimac Street, Haverhill, caused a blast this morning damaging the store and prompting emergency response. No injuries detailed in readable text.
A terrific blast in the business district hurled four bakers about 25 feet within the bakery. It blew out the front windows and triggered burglar alarms in two stores 500 yards away. The four men suffered nervous upset and minor cuts but were not seriously hurt. Damage estimates run about 1600 dollars.
Oct 8 reports Ernest Tremblay and Arthur Poisson of New Bedford survived the wreck of the vessel, returning to the city after the disaster with unspecified injuries and details yet to be revealed.
The Arctic exploring vessel the Finland, which struck a submerged reef near Cape Fullerton on August 23, went down and returned here yesterday.
One of the era’s largest weddings unfolded at St Mary Star of the Sea Church in New London as Nellie E Foran daughter of Thomas F Foran of Huntington Street married Joseph Philip Regan son of Mr and Mrs Patrick H Regan of Worcester.
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