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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
4
Dr. Greene's treatment for nervous and chronic diseases bears the stamp of absolute and genuine worth. It is imperishable as truth and as accurate in curative results as a fixed science. Dr. Greene offers a surer and more positive means of cure for the low in spirits and chronically ill.
At Ford Hall the journalist argued vice and graft flourish in congested cities like Boston and across the country. He blamed privileges granted by railroads and public service firms, noting corruption grows from surroundings and urging strong publicity to curb evils.
A city commission report urges trimming day labor in the sewer department and reallocating older workers to lighter tasks. It cites that 31 percent were over 40 at appointment, with many over 60 and 70, arguing discipline and efficiency require reorganization and careful certification of capable workers.
Former mayor John F Fitzgerald visits City Hall to press Louis M Clark Dorchester alderman chairman on cleaning streets He notes Commonwealth Avenue is cleaned daily while Codman Yard district with over 50 miles of streets uses six men and dirt may blow away before carting.
George D. Coleman, 42, of 620 Beacon Street, fractured the small bones of his left ankle when his foot was caught between an elevator and the floor in the Paddock building yesterday. He was taken to City Hospital. William Wilson of Somerville received a two year sentence for stealing leather valued at 3200 from the New Haven railroad. The funeral of John M. Field, a retired Boston police officer of 30 years service, was held in Norfolk Downs. The Norfolk Superior Court April divorce session will meet in Dedham next week with 38 libels listed, 20 uncontested and 13 contested.
In a Massachusetts divorce action, Mrs Arabella Cooke fainted on the witness stand as she was about to give her address. The case was postponed until May due to her collapse and the session ending today. Her husband John R Cooke testified to a strained marriage with allegations of cruelty and infidelity.
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