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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1921
Page
5
The Rev. Father Anselm, C. P., lectured on We Preach Christ Cruci fied last night at the Brighton Monastery. He urged a focus on the crucified savior and the meaning of atonement in Christian teaching.
The notice states no lecture tonight and the series ends Sunday at 8 p.m. with a talk on Christian Marriage and Divorce. It argues Calvary underpins Catholic sacraments, priesthood, and altar, and emphasizes the enduring need for Christ’s passion to reveal immortality and divine justice.
James Feather son of Roxbury lauds Tanlac for transforming seven years of stomach distress and nervous exhaustion into renewed health. He reports improved appetite, reduced bloating, and steadier heart function after four bottles, with a Columbus Day feast that finally felt normal. Tanlac is distributed by International Proprietaries, Inc., in Boston via Liggett Drug Stores.
Evelyn Nesbit, once a Broadway icon tied to the era of the Madison Square roof garden, is reported broke and facing eviction of her tea room. She swallowed morphine after the marshal arrived to seize furniture over a $300 rent bill. a hospital救救 saved her.
With a new combination ho e and pumping engine installed at the Dorchester fire house on Harvard street yesterday afternoon the iron-gray three-horse hitch of Engine 18 of the Boston fire department was retired after years of service.
Charles A. French former superintendent of the Inquiry Department at the Central Post Office died at his home 3% Tennyson Street Somerville yesterday morning from heart failure. He had been ill and confined to his home for some time. He was 74 years old.
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