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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1911

Page

4

Harvard to Build 72.5 Million Library to Replace Gore Hall

A Harvard library committee proposes a new 72.5 million dollar facility on Gore Hall site facing Appleton Chapel. The plan calls for a 2.4 million volume capacity with modern protection and delivery systems. A near 2.5 million gift is expected, with 2 million for construction and 500 thousand as a permanent fund to support operations.

Gore Hall Harvard Board of Overeers University College Corporation

Fortune Teller Offers Life Guidance via Astrology

An advertisement promises to reveal success in love health wealth and marriage through astrology. It claims to predict profession changes future missteps and whether friends are true. Readers are urged to mail birth dates with six pence for a test of luck and guidance.

Three Khoury Brothers Wounded in Grocery Store Shootout

Nicholas Khoury, pursued amid Syrian immigrant tensions, shot his brothers at a Lawrence grocery store. All three were gravely wounded and expected to die within the night. Police and militia had previously hunted Philip Khoury after a 1908 killings spree in Elm Street and Kim Street houses.

Nicholas Lawrence General Hospital Frederick D. McAllister McAllister Nicholas Khoury Philip Lawrence Philip Khoury Elm Street Caron Pahmdowney Kim Street Rilip Nicheie

Debate on Cambridge Charter Between Harvard Professor and Contractor

Harvard civil engineer Lewis J. Johnson accepts a debate challenge from James T. Barrett over Cambridge's proposed new city charter. The discussion, set for the Democratic Hendricks Club in East Cambridge, centers on the charter Johnson helped design and its potential impact on local government.

Harvard Lewis J. Johnson James T. Barrett Tomght Cambridge Hendricks Club

Halcyon Messaline Petticoats Debut by Hydegrade Fabric

The Halcyon Messaline petticoats use the Hydegrade fabric and carry the Halcyon label. Sold through preferred retail stores, these latest fashions promise premium quality and style.

Halcyon Hydegrade

Health Board Plans War on Ash Heap Milk Bottles

Boston's Board of Health plans action against residents who steal milk bottles and discard them in ash heaps. Investigations show junk men buy bottles found on dumps, often filled with ashes and filth, and resell to unscrupulous dealers.

Health Board Boston Board of Health

Adamson's Cough Balsam Ends Cold or Cough

An advertisement asserts Adamson's Cough Balsam clears a cold or cough when applied, claiming quick relief and disappearance of symptoms through its remedy.

Adamson

The Breadwinner Faces Kidney Ailments Promoted Cure

An old editorial promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and kidney weakness linked to hard work. It cites Home Proof from P. T. Linnehan of South Boston who credits the remedy with relief and notes prior praise from 1905.

Dean Boston P. T. Linnehan Third St South Mass Doat

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