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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1913
Page
11
Crescents defeated the All Stars 8 to 1 in the first game and 10 to 1 in the second at Somerville. The pair of wins extended Crescents' dominance in the series.
Home made cough syrup plan combines granulated sugar with warm water and Pinex to create a pint of remedy. It claims instant relief from ordinary coughs and suitability for whooping cough spasmodic croup and bronchial asthma with a money back guarantee. Available via The Pinex Co Fort Wayne Ind or from local druggists.
Ralph M. Armstrong of New Haven undergoes a pioneering operation grafting shin bone into his spine after two injuries from a bathtub fall and a later baseball incident. Surgeon Dr. F. H. Arnold reports partial recovery allowing him to walk around the hospital grounds.
The Boston Board of Fire Insurance Underwriters led by president Augustus S. Lovett expressed willingness to meet with the Chamber of Commerce and other authorized groups to discuss Boston fire rates. The city continues to maintain higher rates after the San Francisco fire compared with other large centers.
President Lovett states the Board supports cooperation with major Boston interests and weighs rate relief against recent San Francisco fire impacts. Boston saw a 15 percent increase with some reductions in certain cases, while other cities reduced excess rates within one to three years. Fire losses in Boston were about 2.53 million in 1912 with premiums near 4.72 million, and 1913 losses expected similar.
St Luke s Episcopal Linden men with aid from Malden Methodist and Congregational clubs shingled the parish house roof. A luncheon was served by the Women s Guild.
Revolutionists at Samana in the Dominican Republic have laid down their arms. Peace is largely restored through the efforts of American Minister van.
Harvard economics students plan to form an organization tonight in the Harvard Union trophy room. The Economics Club aims to discuss current economic questions outside class and focus on topics debated in ongoing political campaigns.
Lieutenant General Sir Alfred Edward Codrington of the Royal Norse Guards visited the United States Military Academy at West Point on October 13. A 15 gun salute and a cadet battalion review honored the British commander of the London district.
Harvard undergraduates will serve as probationers for juveniles in Boston courts and assist in juvenile court work. They plan to run entertainments in settlement houses, form boys clubs, distribute books, and collect old clothes from dormitories to aid needy Bostonians.
Several hundred undergraduates at Cambridge affiliate with the Phillips Brooks House at Harvard as the hub of social service work. W B Pirnie of Springfield, a Harvard varsity crew member, leads the program and explains a plan to have students serve as probationers to juveniles.
London October 13 confirmation of the resignation of Baron Alvedstone from the lord chief justiceship was given today. The successor appears to be between Sir Rufus Isaacs and Sir Samuel Evans with official circles favored toward Isaacs for the post.
Monsignor Edward Kozlowski of Saint Stanislaus Church Bay City Michigan was appointed auxiliary bishop of Milwaukee by the Pope on Cardinal de Wai's recommendation. The current Milwaukee auxiliary bishop Joseph M Koudelka becomes bishop of the diocese of Superior.
An ad touts Cascarets for cleansing and regulating the stomach and liver, removing sour food and foul gases, and expelling constipated waste. It claims quick benefits by morning, no irritation, 10 cents a box, and popular adoption by men, women, and children.
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