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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1916
Page
5
The Hospital Company 1, back from the border Tuesday, remains quartered at the Commonwealth Armory in Allston. Soldiers answered roll call with their families at home last night, and officials have not announced when they will be mustered out.
An advertisement from Houghton and Dutton's Drug Department promotes Plant Juice as a herbal remedy for stomach liver and kidney issues. Alfred J. Nuttall of 26 Catawba Street testifies after taking three bottles about rapid relief with improved sleep energy and digestion.
Dr J W Ray of Blockton Alabama explains headache treatment and urges identifying causes. He promotes anti kamnia tablets with dosing every one to three hours and recommends two AK tablets at onset of an attack. Patients should keep bowels regular with Actoids and carry AK tablets for instant use.
Richard Olney of Boston former Cleveland cabinet member signs a World article endorsing President Wilson's domestic and foreign policies and criticizing Hughes campaign methods. The piece highlights Olney's strong support and critique of the rivals.
The piece reviews President Wilsons acceptance speech as a high literary work and a record of four years of administration. It contrasts domestic focus with foreign policy criticism and notes the transformation of a Supreme Court nominee into a political figure, while praising wartime neutrality and prudence amid European conflict.
Chicago September 27 The United States commissioner on Indian affairs Cato Sells said on return from Western reservations that the Indian race is no longer dying and that there are more Indians now than since the bureau began. He credits a three year health campaign with turning the redman into a producer of wealth rather than a consumer.
Morris Gray of Boston was elected director of the Boston and Albany Railroad at a stockholders meeting where 105.92 shares were voted. The lease to the New York Central system produced quarterly payments totaling 2 million dollars, paid as dividends. An additional 3 12 percent bond income was distributed to stockholders, yielding a 8 34 percent annual dividend.
The fourth talk in a series for non Catholics was delivered at Blessed Gabriel Monastery Brighton. Father George argued for an authoritative court of appeal for divine law suggesting the church teaching authority as final and supreme.
Japan plans to renew its bid for emigration and land ownership rights in the United States after the European war. Baron Yoshiro Sakatani, former finance minister, proposed the aim at New York, and the Japanese embassy confirmed the discussions are postponed not concluded, amid earlier deadlock over alien land laws and talks with Baron Chinda and ex-Secretary Bryan.
Two-year-old Benny and 14 month old Marie, children of Mr and Mrs John Marine of 92 Bolton Street South Boston, recovered after swallowing a dash of potash crystal powder from an old trunk. Benny shared the powder with his infant sister before a doctor treated them.
Brockton barber shops announce price increases due to hardship from the H Co Li. Hair cuts go to 85 cents, pompadour cuts 50 cents, beard trims 25 cents, and dry shampoos 25 cents. shaves stay at 15 cents.
Miss Grace L Keleher of 7 Corey street Charlestown longtime member of the original Boston Opera Company married John D Kelley of Charlestown in St Catharine s Church Hayes square The ceremony was performed by Rev John D Tierney pastor.
Johann Hoff, creator of Malt Extract in 1847, was honored by Emperor William I and received the Gold Cross of Merit from Emperor Joseph in Austria. Hoff's Malt Extract is praised as a century‑long restorative for anaemia and dyspepsia, improving nourishment when taken with meals.
Fitchburg Railroad Company stockholders will receive their October dividends following an assurance given by company President Moses Williams. The pledge comes as the firm confirms its dividend plan for the month.
City Councillor Henry E. Hagan hosts a private luncheon at the Boston City Club at noon to discuss who may succeed the late John A. Coulthurst. Alexander McGregor and Geoffrey B. Lehy are named as strong possibilities. Five votes needed for the council to elect the successor.
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