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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1911
Page
9
Joe Mandot of New Orleans kayoed Young Saylor of Indianapolis in the 15th round at the West Side Athletic Club before a large crowd. Mandot floored Saylor seven times in the scheduled 20 round bout.
An ad-style description touts Cascarets as a remedy for sour stomach and indigestion. It claims immediate stomach cleansing, removal of fermenting food and foul gases, and relief from liver bile and waste buildup. The pitch urges 10-cent boxes for families and even children.
Colonel Henry Watterson and Melville I. Stone will headline the Boston Press Club event on November 21 as it marks the 24th anniversary. General Charles H. Taylor of the Boston Globe will be toastmaster with all Boston editors as guests.
A sympathetic reader signs as Dolly from the Mildred Champagne column in the Boston Post. She describes herself, offers a cheerful, nonbeauty profile, and advises meeting young men first before their sisters to ease loneliness. The letter ends with hopeful intent to connect.
A 21 year old seeks guidance on loving a girl who calls him only a friend. The adviser urges patience, notes women’s moods, and counsels waiting if no rival exists, suggesting adjust tactics if she seems uncertain, and to accept waiting as best at his age.
Mayor Fitzgerald recommends a $20 000 appropriation to create a Jamaica Plain playground and seeks the Citizens Association’s help in selecting a site. He favors acquiring the lot beside Neighborhood House on Carolina Avenue for the fee and asks the committee on improvements to consider the matter for City Council submission.
The guide explains broiling over a hot gridiron with greased bars, turning meat often until juices dry. It notes thickness limits and signs of doneness, and claims broiling is wholesome but best for tender cuts. Then it lists Hamburg and Vegetable Soup recipes and several individual recommendations with names and addresses.
Mrs. Mason M. Clements of 49 Cliff Street captured a strange insect at her Maplewood home. She photographed it outside and kept a bottle as a curio. The sighting occurred while she stood in front of her house.
Owen Gray aged years died at his Dunston home after being run over by Charles Stockman a Biddeford furniture dealer. The accident occurred on the Portland road while Gray lay on the ground after being thrown from a carriage near Frank Deering's residence during the trip from Saco to his home last night.
The Student Volunteer League of Greater Boston closed its fourth annual conference in Andover with 180 delegates from Harvard Tufts Wellesley Radcliffe Boston University Brown and Phillips Andover Academy. J Campbell White urged American resources for missions noting over 3 million dollars in gifts in four years and comparing U S donations to England.
The First Baptist Church of Dorchester marked its 75th anniversary with morning and evening services led by Rev. Arthur V. Dimock and TV. Guy C. Lamson. A music program accompanied the observance. An at home day reception is planned, with a Halloween social for youth in the vestry tomorrow.
Over 50 residents of Hough's Neck in Quincy met at Hotel Pandora to petition the Legislature for separation from the city. Another meeting circulated a petition to block the move, warning the area could become a separate township and later resemble a second Coney Island.
Separatists argued for two hours to form a township from Houghs Neck areas including Adams shore Germantown Pret Telend Rock Island and Houghs Nek lower Adams farm to Nut Island. Henry W. French Thomas Phillips and Charles W. Hall opposed. motion passed excluding their votes. Petitions from both sides will be sent to the Legislature seeking or blocking separation.
Rome reports Stradelli shows Catholics rose across continents from England 120000 in 1300 to 2000000 in 1900 and Germany from six to over 20 million. U S Catholics climbed from 40000 to about 22500000 while Africa Australia also show gains.
The schooner George B. Cluett laden with clothing and a 50 horsepower motor will probably sail tomorrow to Labrador missions of Dr. Grenfell and to the far North. Returning from a voyage north she was drydocked and overhauled after leaking and a disabled auxiliary.
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