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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1918
Page
3
Henri Ra aud, newly arrived conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, vows to present great German masters in Boston programs. He says true artists seek their place in the sun and that music, not critics, guides the ensemble toward German repertoire.
The interview profiles Raband as he travels by rail contemplating German dominance and the misbelief in German musical supremacy. He stresses faithful interpretation over propaganda, praises American composers with openness, and notes the rise of a distinct national school alongside French leaders like Debussy, Messager, Cortot, and Monteux.
The speaker lauds Mr. Messager as a remarkably skilled musician with vast versatility and broad taste. He expresses happiness to follow Monteux and notes the unity between French and American artists, symbolizing a shared spirit between nations.
The Jumble Shop will open at 355 Boylston street Thursday at 10 a.m. in Boston. Goods include old silver jewelry and household furnishings from Back Bay and nearby areas. Proceeds go to relieve suffering in France with minimal overhead. An extra attraction features Halloween favors jack o lanterns and real pumpkins.
Public health notice urges sensible precautions and good nourishment to avoid influenza. An advertisement promotes Imperial Granum hot feedings, described as invigorating tired body and nerves, available from any druggist for 25 cents.
Former Mayor John F. Fitzgerald launches a campaign for Congress in the 10th district with rallies in East Boston and Charlestown and accuses Congressman Tague of being supported by interests seeking to hand the district to Republicans and crack Democratic unity.
Mr. Fitzgerald condemns Mr. Tague for abusive speeches after the Ballot Law Commission decision. He accuses supporters of tolerating a costly campaign funded by Republican leaders who used Tague as a tool to attack Democratic leadership in the city. Fitzgerald says Tague should be above such tactics.
A brief note suggests Boston’s political stance could threaten Democratic gains beyond the city, signaling concern about party strength in upcoming elections.
Mrs. Josephine B. Hulbert about 60, of 8 Revere Street Malden, was killed when an inward-bound electric car struck her on Beacon Street near Jordan Steps in Brookline. Motorman Segar was arrested on manslaughter charges and later bailed. conductor was Herbert M. Hart.
The Federal Food Board rules that hotel menus must drop mixed meat dishes such as chicken and bacon and Welsh rarebits. Ham and eggs remain allowed with reduced portions priced accordingly. Bread and toast garnish rules tighten to curb waste. New York also plans two all electric interlocking train plants at the station ends, a Liberty street yard switching lead, and yard track reconstructions for 125 and 247 cars.
Thirty seven Harvard men in the S A T C were recommended for the Field Artillery Officers Training School at Camp Zachary Taylor. Major Williams visited Cambridge to examine the candidates whom the college praised for efficiency and good records.
The French Senate began its sittings in Paris for the trial of ex-Premier Caillaux Deputy Louis Loustalot and Paul Comby. The high court convened to hear the case against the three men.
Central Wharf Boston ad reports Jas J Rovall suffered three years from constipation dizziness and headaches. After using Fruit-a-tives or Fruit Liver Tablets he bought twenty four boxes and achieved perfect health. 50c a box six for 2 50 trial 25c from Fruit-a Limited Ogdensburg or dealers.
An inventory list shows jacket plates compotes coffee urns chop trays meat platters vegetable dishes trivets vases sandwich trays hot milk pitchers bread boards coffee percolators fruit baskets bread trays baskets candlesticks candelabra gravy boat and tray teacups gold pocket knives tie clasps and cuff links with price ranges from a few dollars to over twenty seven dollars.
Demand for fine writing paper rises as shop showcases boxed sets including 24 sheets with envelopes and 24 gold edged correspondence cards. The selection features lavender bordered panelled paper and quire paper with gold edge cards, along with desk utilities.
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