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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1915
Page
7
Joaquin Oytaben, director of the aviation school tied to the marine arsenal at La Plata, died during a flight when his aeroplane crashed. The accident occurred upon takeoff or during flight, with authorities investigating the machine's failure.
An ad suggests asking a druggist for five ounces of Rheumasalts to take two teaspoons in water before breakfast. It claims the drink supports kidney and liver function, cleans toxins from the stomach, acts as a uric acid solvent and saline laxative, and works quickly without griping or nausea. Rheumabath Co. St. Paul.
An advertisement proclaims overnight creation of soft curvy waves using Hauld silmerine brushed through hair before bed. Morning results promise lustre and control without grease, with liquid silmerine available at drug stores and lasting months for many uses.
Delegates from about 80 suffrage supporting organizations gathered at Faneuil Hall to create the Greater Boston Equal Suffrage Federation. The combined Boston voting membership is around 30,000 with state totals in the thousands, reflecting large networks across Foresters unions Labor groups and fraternal orders.
Mme Melba gave a afternoon concert assisted by Bea trice Harrison cellist Robert Parker baritone and Frank St Legere pianist in Symphony Hall. The program included Mad Scene from Hamlet Air from Louise Ad Die from La Boheme Chanson Triste Duparc Chant Venezien Le Saran Rose and numerous encores. Harrison earned praise for her Valentine sonata while Parker drew mixed reaction for intonation and phrasing as the audience packed the hall and recalled the artists.
The federation unites 80 organizations to coordinate voter outreach and speaker deployment for the final two weeks of the suffrage drive. Hon. Joseph Walker is elected permanent chairman with William P. Everts secretary and a diverse slate of vice chairs. A resolution urging political freedom for women passes unanimously, and a committee is named to coordinate among groups. Meanwhile Melba’s performance is praised for mastery, tonal beauty, and dramatic interpretation with Miss Harrison as accompanist.
P W Collins urged Catholic men to prove themselves true exponents of faith and worthy citizens as 700 assembled at Franklin Union Hall under the Laymen's Retreat Guild of Blessed Gabriel Monastery Brighton. Speakers included David Goldstein Henry Clay Peters and Rev Father George O P Edward A Gruber presided and the committee on by laws reported and was ratified.
Poslam claims rapid improvement for eczema acne tetter psoriasis barber's itch and other skin troubles with small amounts. Poslam Soap medicated with Poslam also aids tender skin and samples are available by sending 4 cents to Emergency Laboratories New York City. sold by all druggists.
A mass meeting in Newport Rhode Island passes a resolution for reorganizing the city police. Naval officials and citizens seek to remove liquor and gambling temptations from naval apprentices. Speakers include Rear Admiral Austin M. Knight Captain Roger Welles and ex congressman William P Sheffeld. Affidavits accuse 147 illegal liquor sellers and 18 gambling resorts.
Santa Maria Council of the Knights of Columbus marks 21 years since its 1894 formation. About 400 members attend a mass at Sacred Heart Church, with a birthday banquet planned for Wednesday night.
Emil Rhud 80 of 764 Western avenue Lynn suffers a fractured skull after a collision between a motorcycle he rode and a car driven by Miss Mildred Felt 156 Ocean street. The crash occurred near Chestnut street and Western avenue yesterday afternoon with Rhud near death at Union Hospital.
National Theosophical Society lecturer L W Rogers told a Huntington Avenue audience that death is a misnomer and we only die in the physical body. He described three living bodies the spiritual mental and astral and illustrated reincarnation with ordinary life examples before about 200 listeners at Gainsboro Hall.
Lieutenant Governor Cushing returns to his alma mater to address Harvard students in the Harvard Union living room. He will speak on politics with no definite title announced. Harvard Republican Club assists in organizing the event.
A newly formed undergrad body aims to advance party interests across all university departments and plans to attend the Harvard Union address.
A visitor at the Charlestown navy yard had her camera films seized by the guard last afternoon. Under navy regulations the sergeant destroyed the roll while the woman watched, leaving her perturbed but unable to recover the pictures.
A playful note extols Deerfoot Farm sausage as a tasty treat to try. It suggests trying the product for breakfast the next day and invites dealers to understand the appeal and to stock the items.
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