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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1916

Page

10

Opera Singer Wins for the Red Cross in Boston Drive

Five language groups and a crowd at Greater Boston joined the American Red Cross yesterday as Lydia Lindgren of the Chicago Grand Opera Company recruited at the Park Street tent. The event coincided with Columbus Day and drew new members to the push.

Columbus American Red Cross Greater Boston Lydia Lindgren Swedish Red Cross Mezzosoprano Chicago Grand Opera Company Red Cross Park Street Lindgren Tremont Street Mall

Red Cross recruits surge at Thomont Street campaign

Miss Lindgren drives a multi language push for 20 000 new Red Cross members at a busy Thomont Street tent assisted by Miss Frances R Shapiro and local volunteers. William Tracey and military aides aid the effort as Swedish Glee Club hosts luncheon and organizers plan further recruiting today.

Thomont Street American Red Cross Lindgren Red Cross Frances R. Shapiro Franklin Square House William Tracey East Milton Robert Seeley Ninth Machine Gun Company Eighth Infantry Lynn Walter Co. Fish Wave Street H. J. Hill Campaign Committee Water Street

Enemies Sought After Church Bombing Framingham

Police seek a man who may hold a grudge against Framingham priest Rev. Thomas G Garrahan after St. Stephen's Church was dynamited Tuesday night. Investigators focus on a note found on a tree to trace the plotter as scrap iron and shrapnel cleared the blast area.

Framingham Thomas G. Garrahan St. Stephen’s Church Father Garrahan

Must Get Men for a Long War

London, Oct 12. War minister Lloyd George replies to Sir Edward Carson on man-power and Ireland's contribution. He says there is ample available manpower and reserves but urges targeting exemptions, which have run into millions.

London Edward Carson Ireland Lloyd George

Mrs Isham Leads Vermont Daughters of 1812

Mrs Arthur Isham of Burlington was elected president of the Vermont chapter of the Daughters of 1812 at the group’s meeting in Montpelier on October 12.

Montpelier, Vt Arthur Isham Burlington Vermont Daughters of 1812

Women’s City Club Observes Columbus Day Holiday

The Women's City Club of Boston held an open house at their club rooms yesterday afternoon in observance of Columbus Day. A musical recital accompanied the reception with vocal selections performed by Mrs. Carlton Slack.

Women's City Club of Boston Carlton Slack

War Speechs and Romanian Aid Stir Debate in House

Minister asserts government power to grant exemptions if needed and urges laying foundations for a prolonged war. Lloyd George pledges allied effort to aid Romania while Dillon presses for firm assurances of maximum resources and a strong Macedonian counteroffensive to deter German aims in the Balkans.

Lloyd-George John Dillon Asquith Rumania Belgium Serbia Dillon Germany Saloniki Balkans Macedonia Dilon

Churchill credited for tank development in wartime praise

In the Dominions debate the war secretary lauds Colonel Winston Spencer Churchill for initiating tank ideas while head of the admiralty. He cites experiments and a committee, naming H W Tennyson d'Maynecourt and Sir Maurice Hankey, and credits Churchill's enthusiasm as essential to practical progress.

Romania Dominions Winston Spencer Churchil Admiralty lord-George Toustace H. W. Tennyson Da’l Mayncourt Maurive Hankey War Committee Swinton and Ster Churchill

Goodnight Corns We Use Gets It

A quirky ad tone describes corn removal with Gets-It. The narrator mocks painful home remedies and jokes about wrapping feet and bandages to ease pressure from corns.

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