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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1918
Page
3
President Wilson returned to Washington from Princeton where he cast his ballot in the New Jersey primary. Secretary Tumulty accompanied the party to Trenton and then went on to Jersey City to vote.
The Boston Post Magazine next Sunday will feature a page showing the humorous angle on Liberty bonds. The piece promises light entertainment and a playful look at a serious war saving program.
An Augusta Maine woman credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with easing neurasthenia after months of nerves worried by overwork. The ad promotes the non alcoholic tonic, offers a free booklet on nervous disorders, and notes 50 cents a box or six for $2.50.
John A Nelson of McKinney and Nelson & Co. leather merchants Boston died of pneumonia at home 30 Crescent Hill Avenue Arlington Heights. Funeral set for Thursday at 3 PM at Methodist Church Westminster Avenue Arlington Heights.
Le Baron B. Colt was unanimously renominated for the United States Senate at the Republican State convention in Providence. Other unanimous noms included Governor R Livingston Beeckman Lieutenant Governor Emery J San Souci Attorney General Herbert A Rice Treasurer Walter A Read Secretary J Fred Parker Congress First district Clark Burdick Second district Walter R Stiness Third district Ambrose Kennedy. All but Burdick were in office and were renominated.
Massachusetts Committee on Public Safety to establish Liberty Chorus singing in all cities and towns. Experienced leaders will direct songs chosen by the Council of National Defence as desirable for wartime morale.
Chester I. Campbell, director of military and naval exhibitions, has served the United States government for three months and returns to Boston for a visit. The Boston Automobile Dealers' Association plans a complimentary dinner at the Lenox Hotel at 8 o’clock tomorrow night to honor his wartime service. Campbell has provided his services without salary.
An evening program features an display of captured German trophies and readings by distinguished Allied officers recounting their real experiences on various fighting fronts.
Funeral services were held at New Boston New Hampshire yesterday for George E. Todd an old time printer and former editor of the Dorchester Beacon. He died September 19 at Springfield after health declined following a year at the Masonic Home Chariton and a later move to Springfield Hospital. He was 69 years old.
Medical examiners from the War Department are prepared at the Institute of Technology to inspect all students planning to join the 8 A T C as student soldiers. Although the institute opens next Monday, officers urge eligible men to report for physicals this week.
William Hathaway of Clifford Street Roxbury faced a $5 fine for failing tooting a horn but the Central Court accepted his apology. Judge Duff noted no discrimination in court and that an apology can settle the matter. Hathaway pressed with humor but settled the fine with small change.
From the dock he protested aloud then acknowledged his error. The court revokes the contempt fine and orders payment of the original five dollars in the automobile case.
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