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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1913
Page
10
In New York on April 3, Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 50 to 32 in eight innings of the opening game of a three night National Billiard League intercity three-cushion tournament. Charles Otis starred for Brooklyn with a high run of four while James Blair led Philadelphia with a three.
Governor Foss submits a 15 000 word message to the Legislature on the tariff situation in Washington. The message is referred to the committee on federal relations which is drafting a memorial to Congress on the tariff. Foss asserts the national election centered on tariffs and claims he influenced Massachusetts Democrats to adopt his tariff policy, noting four victories.
A newspaper notice markets ethine double strength from Riker Jaynes Drug Stores and Houghton Dutton Drug Dept as a freckle-removal solution. It guarantees money back if freckles remain, claims a small amount cures the worst cases, and targets readers with pale complexion concerns.
A Massachusetts message to Congress argues for protective downward tariff revision via reciprocity. It cites a 3 year political shift, supports immediate tariff reduction to aid American industry and markets, and warns against non-reciprocal tariff plans. It notes presidents Jefferson Blaine McKinley and calls for a state memorial to press for permanent, development-focused tariff policy. It ends by mentioning a 10 cent puzzle in next Sunday's Post Magazine.
Musterole advertised as a clean white ointment using oil of mustard offers quick relief for neuralgia and other ailments. It claims to soothe without blistering and is sold in 25 and 50 cent jars with a hospital size option, with mail order available from the Musterole Company in Cleveland Ohio. A user testimonial from Leo S. Hoag of Athens Michigan praises its effectiveness for weak lungs.
Gardiner M. Lane treasurer of the Massachusetts Branch of the Red Cross reports receipts for flood relief reaching 166 410 97 with many local congregations individuals and firms contributing including First Church of Christ Montreal Whittemore Co Boston Transcript employees and multiple city and town groups from Greenfield to Worcester and Dorchester.
The Post reports forwarding five dollars to the Red Cross State Board for Massachusetts and other flood relief contributions. Treasurer Gardiner M. Lane records amounts received, including a dollar from Clifford Melrose, with a total tally noted.
A brisk pitch for Tona Vita tonic claims it restores happiness to the despondent and those with nervous debility. It asserts the product sends nature’s elements through the body, improving appetite and energy, and likens its effect to a sanitarium stay. Sold by all druggists in Boston.
Advertises Croxone as a universal cure for rheumatism and kidney disorders. Claims toxins and uric acid are removed, kidneys are cleaned, and relief comes after a few doses. Persuasive language promises rapid results and a money back guarantee.
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