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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1919

Page

10

Maine Legion Holds First State Convention in Bangor

The Maine branch of the American Legion opened its first annual state convention in Bangor with 31 of 54 posts represented. Mayor Woodman welcomed attendees, Governor Milliken spoke, and Albert Greenlaw of Eastport was elected first state commander. Portland was chosen as the 1920 convention site.

Bangor Maine The American Legion Woodman Carl E. Milliken Albert Greenlaw Eastport American Legion of Maine George G. WicLean Portland James I. Boyd Waterville Walter H. Butler Rockland D. S. Dexter Lewiston John G. Towne James H. Yates

Home remedy promising relief for catarrh deafness

A home treatment using Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar promises relief from catarrh symptoms including deafness head noises and mucus problems. People may notice improvement after the first day with breathing easier and hearing function restoring in many cases.

Prayers Efficacy Debate Draws Reader Letters

In a Boston Post appeal from Aug 22, 1919, readers are asked to share brief, single-sided letters about whether prayers are answered. The editor invites experiences on prayer efficacy from diverse faiths, asking for concise, specific submissions. Doubter signs off.

Boston Post New England Post

Presbyterian Pastor Explains Prayer in Sermon

The Rev. Daniel Nicholson of Scotch Presbyterian Church Warrenton Street South End discusses prayer as humanity’s communication with a personal God. He cites Elijah Pentcost Edwards and teaches that God hears and answers prayers, though sometimes withholding what we ask for reflects divine love.

Daniel Nicholson Scotch Presbyterian Church Warrenton Street South End Elijah Pentcast Jonathan Edwards Jesus Christ

Worcester Man Prays to Save Boston From Devil’s Grip

A Worcester resident writes to the Post prayer editor claiming divine deliverance for Boston from the devilish influence. The letter asserts spiritual intervention can restore city welfare and moral order amid urban troubles.

Worcester City

Does God Answer Prayer Debate Stir in New Hampshire

A letter from John M. Fitts of West Rumney New Hampshire argues that prayer is largely imaginary and questions the value of work if prayers were answered, citing James 4 3 and challenging the paper’s discussion on prayer. The writer urges a clear conclusion on prayer and its consequences.

James Sir John M. Fitts West Rumney, N. H

Prayer to Save Boston From Devastating Judgment

Herman F. Johnson of Worcester calls for a citywide revival urging Boston churches to open their doors and unite in prayer. He warns the nation faces divine judgment unless sinners seek God and confess transgressions, citing Matthew and the need to restore holy houses of worship.

Boston State House Jesus House of Prayer Matthew Sodom Boston Common Herman F. Johnson

Prayer Power and Faith in Posture of Prayer

A school teacher from Peabody reflects on prayer as vital, citing Jesus teachings and scriptures. She stresses praying in secret, believing God hears, and claiming answers with thanks. She endorses the Unity prayer movement and notes personal healings, urging turning desires to God's will.

Jesus God Paul Lazarus Father United States Unity Peabody

Prayer Faith Uplifts Readers in Are Prayers Answered Debate

A reader praises a newspaper discussion on whether prayers are answered. The letter extols faith as essential to prayer, cites scripture from Hebrews and Mark, and claims faith pleases God and unlocks heavenly resources. The writer signs as One Who Loves to Pray.

Post Paul Jesus God

Prayers for Universal Good Herald New Era of Unity

A brief sermon argues prayers should serve all creation not personal gain. It criticizes narrow self centered views and predicts a coming era where creeds fade and all follow Jesus Christ. Tamworth New Hampshire IDAM Hatch Adamson cough balsam ad appears.

Lord Jesus Christ

Brown Opens 156th Year at Brown University

Providence Sept 24 Brown University opened its 156th college year with a large student body including a freshman class near 300. Undergraduates exceed 825 with post graduates still registering. President Faunce noted many returning from service. Alumni speaker Daniel H Kulp and serving student Hugh H McNair addressed the assemblage. An army style psychological test for all freshmen was introduced to aid career choice.

Providence Brown University Faunce Daniel H. Kulp Shanghai China Hugh H. McNair Houghton, Mich

House Opposes Any U S Interference in Fiume

A Republican measure by Representative Husted of New York urges the House to record opposition to any interference by American forces in the Fiume situation. Husted will testify before the foreign affairs committee to push immediate action.

Washington Representative Husted Republican New York House Fiume Mn Husted Foreign Affairs Committee

Yale Prepares for Fall Registration Near Prewar Normal

New Haven Sept 24 preliminary enrolment figures at Yale University indicate a total student registration around 3000, about the same level as the prewar normal. The eve of opening shows a stable intake as lectures begin.

New Haven Yale University

Dr Williams Pink Pills advertised as blood builder tonic

An advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a non alcoholic blood building tonic that increases appetite digestion strength and energy. It cites testimonials from users in Hartford Lebanon and Augusta claiming relief from indigestion rheumatism and fatigue. The copy notes no opiates and offers free booklets with dietary guidance. Pills available from druggists or by mail at 50 cents a box six for three dollars.

K. W. Bowen Albany Avenue Hartford Conn D. J. Babbitt Bank Street Lebanon N. H Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N.Y

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