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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
5
The Pictorial Section of the next Sunday Post features new war photographs from the Italian front. Readers see men at work tunnelling under mountains and the harsh conditions of frontline combat.
Detroit beauty physician Miss Alice Whitney shares a low cost home remedy to darken gray hair, promote growth, and add gloss. Mix half a pint water with 1 oz bay rum a small box Barbo Compound and a half oz glycerine apply twice weekly for a younger look and relief from itching and dandruff.
In Nashua on October 11, Mrs. Bessie M. Mitchell testified in a $50,000 alienation case that Mr. Hazelton kissed her in his wife’s presence and that she hosted the Hazeltons at a riverbank bungalow. She described trips to Washington and New York, financial arrangements, and denied criminal acts. The trial before Chief Justice Pike drew a wary crowd of Manchester society.
William C. Brewer Jr of Newton Centre was elected president of the Williams College junior class. Ralph W. Lester of Saratoga Springs N Y became vice president, with Harry L. Pierson of Detroit Mich as secretary and Henry W. Dwight of Brookline as treasurer. Edwin Powers of Glen Ridge New Jersey won a place on the honor system committee, and Henry M. Halstead of Brooklyn and Albert H. Heden of Newark were chosen for the Student Council.
Premier Asquith declares in the House of Commons that the war must not end in a patched up peace. He cites allied expenditures and advances on multiple fronts, noting German losses and Allied mastery of the air as British and French forces press toward victory.
The premier praised allied aims and urged equal reparations and security for the future while securing a vote of credit for 300 million pounds. He cited coordinated general staffs among the four powers, praised Serbia Belgium and Romania, and urged Greece’s potential contribution. He noted war expenses equaling twenty years prewar spending and projected 5 million pounds daily expenditure with 100.5 million pounds remaining to October 27.
Wellesley seniors held their first meeting of the term and elected Ruth Buck recording secretary Eleanor Russell corresponding secretary and Kara Stanley treasurer. The class also decided that at all formal functions members should wear caps and gowns with high white collars.
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