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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
16
London reports on naval actions as destroyers engage German battleships on June first. A flotilla uses bold maneuvers, one ship lone against five battleships, scoring a hit amidships and surviving despite heavy damage to others.
Remove poison from liver and bowels to relieve dizziness coated tongue and bad breath. Take one or two Cascarets at night for gentle cleansing without griping, so you wake feeling fit. Mothers may give Cascarets to sick children as a safe, thorough remedy.
Last night the Aborn English Grand Opera Company performed Donizetti Lucia di Lammermoor at the Boston Opera House. The cast included G. Agostini Edgar Millo Pico Ashton Edith Helena Lucy Louis Derman Arthur George Shields Ride the Beat Joseph Interante Norman Grace Baum Alice, with Ignacio del Castillo conducting.
Pianists Mater and Pattison with Josephine Durrell Anna Golden and Mildred Ripley presented an unusual recital at Jordan Hall Boston featuring Debussy two piano works for the first time here The ensemble earned high praise for precision rhythm and musical feeling The performance included a tribute to Lieutenant Jacques Charlot and closed with an encore by Maier and Pattison requiring strong audience enthusiasm and solid playing.
The Second Battalion of the Massachusetts Field Artillery Regiment began their voyage home after two days of loading and unloading. Their route heads through Fort Worth, St. Louis, Toledo and Albany, concluding their return to Massachusetts.
The lead Georgia units, seven sections with two regiments totaling about 2000 men, are arriving. Eighth Massachusetts to depart soon and Ninth to follow. The force will use New Orleans route, Ninth via Kansas City, with General Sweetser’s staff to Massachusetts. Villainy in Chihuahua and Villa’s advance may delay militia redeployment.
The Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange declared firm opposition to a uniform building law at a Hotel Bellevue dinner. Mayor Curley warned the measure could invite widespread abuses by the sprinkler trust. President George F. Washburn urged opposing the proposal citing excessive powers for a state building commissioner and the potential for vast profits by unscrupulous bidders.
Mrs. FR. S. Spyvee of 1599 Massachusetts avenue Cambridge reports her granddaughter Emily Behr’s greyhound Tyke missing since last Friday afternoon. A boy said Tyke was killed in front of the house but he did not know if a wagon or automobile struck it. No body found. Mrs. Spyvee seeks witnesses or sightings of the accident.
Miss Josephine E January of St Louis Missouri was elected president of the Wellesley College sophomore class yesterday. At 19 she is a niece of Howard Elliott president of the New Haven railroad and is well known in Cambridge and Boston. She is active in athletics and takes a special interest in the college crew.
Mrs Minnie Weinstein of 279 River Street Cambridge confronted a burglar in her parlor early yesterday. The suspect Edward B Barcelo 21 of 134 Austin Street Cambridge was arrested last night in an alley off Pearl Street Cambridge on a break ing and entering charge after Mrs Weinstein located him twice.
A vintage ad describes mixing a hair darkening solution from water Barbo Compound and EW Cerne ingredients. It instructs daily scalp application for two weeks then biweekly until used, claiming it darkens gray hair relieves dandruff does not stain or feel sticky and promotes growth and gloss.
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