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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1915

Page

5

Laphams Plan Beacon Street Library Refresh

Silas Lapham the Vermont born magnate plans a Beacon Street residence with a back room library. Irene and Pen discuss books from Gibbon to Whittier as Thomas Corey helps arrange bindings while the elder Laphams debate civilization and reading habits.

Silas Lapham Vermont Boston Irene Penelope Nankeen Square South End Lapham Beacon Street Thomas Corey Beacon Hill Quebec Young Corey Middlemarch Pen Seaside Corey Daniel Deronda Rosamond Papa Gibbon Rene Mrs. Lapham Tom Stanton Lapham Cottage

Women Will Be Pawns Rally Sparks Suffrage Debate

Amherst Oct 29 Hon Charles L Underhill of Somerville urged that if Massachusetts grants woman suffrage on Nov 2 women would be lined up by ward bosses within 24 hours. He defended Col John P Irish of California and spoke for an hour at Amherst College Hall.

Amherst Massachusetts Charles L. Underhill Somerville Amherst College Hall Underhill Frank A. Hosmer Walter D. Cowles John P. Irish California

Suffragist Vote Threats Draw Fire in State Debate

A speaker argues that 10 percent of women favoring suffrage would create an indifferent and dangerous vote. He cites state figures claiming 622,008 eligible women and 58,000 pledged by suffragists, plus a dubious 100,000 men and women. He condemns the doctrine as unmoral.

Underhill

Doctors raise funds for American College of Surgeons

Nearly $100,000 was raised at Copley Plaza toward establishing an American College of Surgeons modeled on London’s Royal College. Total subscriptions reach about $500,000, aiming to build a medical library, museum, and standards while guarding the public from surgical quackery.

American College of Surgeons Royal College of Surgeons London Copley Plaza John G. Bowman Chicago Massachusetts Margaret L. Noyes Boston Wilfred T. Grenfell Labrador Stephen Smith New York State Board of Health Lewis McLane Tiffany Baltimore David G. Cheever Harvard Symphony Hall Edmund J. James University of Illinois College of Surgeons J. M. T. Finney John Hopkins University Franklin H. Martin Albert J. Ochsner

School in Every Factory Said by Dean at Vendome

Dean Sarah Louise Arnold of Simmons College urged linking schools and colleges by placing professors in public schools for a year. She spoke at the New England Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools on Higher Education and New England’s future, citing needs for better preparatory teachers and access to college from town schools.

Sarah Louise Arnold Simmons College New England Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools Hotel Vendome New England Edward A. Filene

Factories as Schools: Filene Urges Corporate Classrooms Nationwide

Edward A. Filene argues for using workspaces as schoolrooms to prep youth. He cites U S factories and shops already teaching skills, with one city store offering paid courses for employees and even rival firms. He envisions a hundred million dollar Massachusetts educational plant built through private enterprise.

America Massachusetts

Harvard Men Earn Croix de Guerre for Ambulance Service

Henry Reginald Carey of Cambridge Harvard 1913 and Herbert D Hale of New York Harvard 1914 received the Croix de Guerre for bravery. Members of the American Ambulance Corps they drove ambulances under heavy shellfire to aid wounded soldiers during a bombardment near their quarters.

Henry Reginald Carey Cambridge Harvard Herbert D. Hale New York Carey Harvard Advocate Hale

Burrill's Tooth Works Promotes Clean Mouth

The advertisement touts Burrill's Tooth Works for thorough enamel cleaning and a fresh mouth. It claims a change generally benefits and urges customers to switch to Burrill's in powder or paste form with patent tops or indestructible tubes.

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