Tommy Jones Boys Suit Ad Tailored Like Dad’s
A sale notice advertises the Tommy Jones suit for boys aged 8 to 18. It claims the ensemble uses fine materials and is tailored to resemble adult men's attire. Priced at $10.00 available at a local shop.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1915
Page
3
A sale notice advertises the Tommy Jones suit for boys aged 8 to 18. It claims the ensemble uses fine materials and is tailored to resemble adult men's attire. Priced at $10.00 available at a local shop.
The first Cutter foundation lecture was held at Harvard Medical School with Dr. Joseph Goldberger of the U S Public Health Service speaking on Diet and Pellagra.
Frederick A. Hyde, noted Oakland financier and clubman, has been released after 16 months for land frauds and will depart for his California home tomorrow. Officials said he left the Federal penitentiary late yesterday.
States District Attorney James A Hat ton. Eli Weinstein was arrested in Peabody on a charge of passing a counterfeit half dollar and was discharged yesterday by order of Judge Aldrich. The dialogue includes a remark about Jonah and heaven.
Thirty members of Harvard Phi Beta Kappa discussed raising Harvard tuition from 150 to 200 dollars at a Memorial Hall dinner. Five members were chosen to speak against the proposal.
Arthur F. Stevenson resigns from the Watertown Board of Health criticizing the board for lack of cooperation and alleging antagonism from the Finance Commission toward Health Board members. Diners later join in discussing the issue.
Walter K. Finson longtime customs inspector at Vanceboro shot himself at his brother Jerome C. Finson's home on Fissex street. Despondency from ill health given as cause.
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