These New Serge Dresses for Young Women
A description of new young women serge dresses featuring straight-line silhouettes, pockets, belt with colored bead embroidery, and a fresh collar treatment. Other new fashions at the same price are noted.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1916
Page
5
Banquet of Elevator Manufacturers Hears Tunneling War Pictures
The United Association of Elevator Manufacturers of America held its fifth annual banquet at the Copley-Flaza. Toastmaster C H M Atkins introduced John Kendrick with remarks on tunneling mountains and previewed war pictures from the Italian front in the Pictorial Section of the next Sunday Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Association of Elevator Manufacturers of America
Copley- Flaza
C. H. M. Atkins
John Kendrick
Next Sunday Post
Marblehead crash injures boy and others at Gilbert's Corner
In a morning collision at Gilbert's Corner Marblehead Charles Hague a boy of 1 ___ 129 Maverick street Chelsea fractured left leg. Two women and both drivers were bruised. Hague was treated on scene by Dr Franks Irson then transported to Frost Hospital. Louis Anacone of 21 Murdock street Somerville faces reckless driving arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert's Corner
Marblehead
Charles Hague
Maverick Street
Chelsea
Frost Hospital
Frank R. Irson
Louis Anacone
Murdock Street
Somerville
Louis Grow
Boston
Thompson Studio
Campaign for Bible Students in Massachusetts
In preparation for Billy Sunday the Massachusetts Sunday School Association launched a statewide drive for 100000 men in Bible classes. Sidney R. Porter of Newton Centre chairs the adult division driving the effort at a First Presbyterian Church meeting. Pleigen and contributions reached 8169 last night, with W. C. Pearce prompting the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Slattery
People’s Temple
H. H. Horne
New York University
Massachusetts Sunday School Association
First Presbyterian Church
Sidney R. Porter
Newton Centre
W. C. Pearce
Lodge Talks At City Club on Mexico and Government
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge attacked the Wilson administration for failing to protect Americans in Mexico at a Boston City Club event. He warned that if the government does not defend citizens, they may stop defending the government and endorsed Hughes for that reason. Other speakers included Winslow, Coolidge, Carter, and Kincaide with Pearson presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cabot Lodge
Wilson
Mexico
Norfolk County Republican Club
Boston City Club
Hughes
Charles W. Eliot
Eliot
Samuel Kh. Winslow
Worcester
Gress
Calvin Coolidge
William H. Carter
Henry JL. Kincaide
Quincy
Congress
Charles H. Pearson
Child Fatally Struck? None Noted in Text
A minor girl Mary E. Gowers aged 1 from Dorchester was struck by a car driven by Ralph W. Martin of Dorchester. She was taken to City Hospital with a fractured skull and internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Gowers
Norfolk Street
Dorchester
Ralph W. Martin
Train Street
City Hospital
What Mr Hughes is Like at Home
Bruce Barton recounts a recent visit as told in the magazine of the next Sunday Post. He sketches Mr Hughes in domestic scenes, revealing personal traits and family life beyond his public persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hughes
Bruce Barton
The
Next Sunday Post
Death of Mad King Otto of Bavaria Reported
Copenhagen despatch says former Bavarian king Otto, long insane, died suddenly at his Bavarian confinement near Munich. Official notice from Berlin cites a mysterious end after years of confinement in Munich area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto OF
Bavaria
London
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Beilin
Germans Drop Cholera Infected Garlic in Dobrudja
An official Petrograd report cites an enemy air raid in Dobrudja with bombs dropped on Constanta and claims the attackers poisoned sweets and garlic with cholera bacilli. The statement attributes the act to German forces and dates to October 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
London
Dobrudja
Constanta
Black Sea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bangs
New Post Toasties
Norfolk
Winter Street
Corn
Serge
Justin
Campaign For Bible Students
Ass’n Seeks
Dee
T. D. Baker Co
Oxford
Washington Street
Boylston
Pilis Sts
Lodge
Norfolk County Club
Schloss Bros. & CO
Baltimore and
New York
Schloss
Baltimore
Schloss Bros, & CO
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