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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
12
An Ohio physician promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel to energize the body by toning the liver and cleansing the bowels. The ad notes olive color tablets priced 10c and 25c, available at all druggists.
Dr. Arthur Gordon Webster of Clark University, a noted student of traffic law, will appear in Central District Court tomorrow for the third time in six months. Traffic Officer Albin Olson cites Webster for leaving his car in front of the Slater Building for 60 minutes, exceeding the 56 minute hour. Webster was fined $3 on Oct 20, 1918 and again on Dec 6, 1918 for traffic violations.
London reports a revolution against the Soviet government in Petrograd with a serious railway strike in the Petrograd region. The wireless dispatch says transport and bread are halted, with Mensheviki and social revolutionaries leading the call, accused of serving Denekin Kolchak and allied imperialists.
Edward M. Woodward Jr of Worcester planned to wed Ruth Allan of Oak Park Chicago but learned from her mother that she had married another unexpectedly just before final wedding arrangements.
Miss Allan abandoned plans for an April 22 church wedding and wed Harold Samson, a U S Aviation Corps veteran, after a sudden change of heart. E M Woodward, the groom’s father, said the couple had seemed deeply attached and the disruption surprised both families.
Dana Scott Silvester of the Boston YMCA School of Commerce and Finance told a Boston business audience that returning soldiers harbor higher ambitions. He cited 100 veterans entering the YMCA commercial department since January and noted CPA certificates earned by eight former students. He said wartime study sparked interest in finance and science over former trades.
Sightseers gather at the docks drawn by sacks of wheat and flour likely to spill while the American Commission in Charge of food Distribution imposes limits to curb curiosity and control access as grain becomes a sought after commodity.
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