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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1917

Page

2

Germans Planned to Start an Epidemic

The Romanian government disclosed a German legation plot involving explosives and microbes hidden in garden boxes and a consulate shipment. Investigations traced 51 boxes containing nitro compounds and anthrax cultivations, with warnings the plan targeted Romania during peace and war, violating neutrality and international law.

Romania Legation Bucharest Vopicka Andrews Andrew Dr. Bernhardt Kron Kostoff Porumbaru Austria- Hungary German Empire Rumania the Hague

War Woes for Vassar Girls Cancel Butter at Dinners

Poughkeepsie N Y Sept 3 The announcement at Vassar College that no more butter would be served at dinners sparked discussion but the girls vow to try the plan The measure aims to curb living costs and gravies jellies and jams will replace butter The college will lift the ban when complaints arise

Poughkeepsie N. Y Vassar College

Exhumation of Mrs. Bingham Stirs Rumors in Wilmington

A late 19th century report details the secret disinterment of Mrs. Robert Worth Bingham in Wilmington North Carolina on Sept 18 and an autopsy performed by several physicians. The body parts were sent to New York, while her will allocates assets exceeding 70 million dollars with a 5 million bequest to Judge Bingham.

Robert Worth Bingham Wilmington N. C Bingham William J. Burns New York M. L. Ravitch W. F. Boggess S. A. Steinberg Louisville

War savings certificates to be issued nationwide

Secretary McAdoo announced that Congress authorized two billion dollars in war savings certificates. Denominations start at five dollars with four percent interest and five year maturity. Certificates will be issued in blocks as plans are completed across towns and cities.

Washington Congress McAdoo

Treasury Announces Sale of War Bonds via All Agencies

A campaign to promote the value of this form of investment will be run by a special committee appointed by Secretary McAdoo. The group includes Frank A. Vanderlip as chairman, Frederic A. Delano, Henry Ford, Eugene Meyer Jr., Mrs. George Bass, and Charles L. Paine. The treasury and various federal offices will be designated to make sales.

Treasury Sub-Treasuries Internal Revenue Customs and Post Offices McAdoo Frank A. Vanderlip New York Frederic A. Delano Chicago Federal Reserve Board Henry Ford Detroit Eugene Meyer, Jr George Bass Charles L. Paine Boston

Norwegian player defeated by Fred Alexander in St Louis exhibition

Miss Molla Bjurstedt of Norway lost to Fred Alexander of New York in a Red Cross exhibition tennis match in St Louis with a 6 3 6 4 score.

ST. Louis Molla Bjurstedt Norway the Red Cross Fred Alexander New York

Catholic Federation Leader Denounces Sectarian Amendment

Joseph T. Brennan, secretary of Suffolk county Catholic Federation, denounces the constitutional convention proposed sectarian amendment as an insult to Catholic people. He cites past state aid disparities, pledges Catholic support to charitable institutions, and urges the convention to discard the amendment as unwarranted.

Suffolk County The Catholic Federation Joseph T. Brennan Commonwealth Mer. Splaine Brennan Pilot Supreme Court

Cahill Ferguson Wedding in Watertown

Miss Rita Ferguson daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Ferguson of Orchard Street Watertown married Saturday night to John Leslie Cahill of Waltham at the bride’s home Rev Francis E Webster of Christ Church Waltham performed the ceremony The couple are to reside in Watertown

John Leslie Cahill Rita Ferguson Watertown W. J. Ferguson Orchard Street Waltham Francis E. Webster Christ Church, Waltham

Dean Pleads For Soldiers Comfort At Cathedral

Dean Rousmaniere urged St Pauls parishioners to aid soldiers at the front and said cathedral collections on Sunday would go to Massachusetts soldiers library fund. The drive aligns with Governor McCall’s proclamation for a state share of a national $1,000,000 appeal.

Dean Rousmaniere St. Paul’s McCall Soldiers’ Library Fund Massachusetts

Internal Bathing Promise From Dr Tyrrell Ad

Mrs. L. M. Wadlin reports relief from long standing inflammation after using the 3 B L Cascade method of internal bathing promoted by Dr. Charles A Tyrrell of New York. The ad claims 95 percent of ailments stem from lower intestinal waste and invites readers to request a booklet detailing the technique and its benefits.

Chas. A. Tyrrell, M. D New York Liggett Riker Jaynes Drug Stores Boston Tyrrell

Obituaries for Better Brady Daly in Boston Area

Death notices from Sept. 22 to 23 list Charles A Better James F Brady and Catherine T Daly. Funeral arrangements include dates at Immaculate Conception Church and residences in Revere Roxbury Dorchester with relatives invited.

Better Revere Charles A Mary Better Fitzgerald Better St Immaculate Conception Church A. Brady Roxbury James F Lydia F. Brady Fandel Washintge Dorchester Catherine T Patrick J. Daly Washington St

Vatican Objects To Teutonic Replies Published Early

Rome reports the Osservatore Romano says the Vatican has not received the central powers replies cited by Zurich date. The paper warns the Vatican was treated worse than when President Wilson replied to the papal note via Secretary Lansing, noting Austro Hungarian and German replies appeared before reception.

New War Time Recipes Featured For American Households

The U S Food Administration presents twenty five new dishes to aid the war effort. Each dish was prepared tested photographed and colored to show how it will appear on the table. The colorful pamphlet highlights appealing meals for women serving at home with an October publication date.

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