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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1913
Page
11
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap claim rapid relief from eczema rash and dandruff. The ad offers free samples with directions and notes physicians have prescribed Resinol for eighteen years. Available nationwide through druggists with prices 50 cents to 1 dollar.
Strikers led by Joseph M. Coldwell muster over 200 workers outside the Draper Company plants in Milford seeking higher wages. Police and state officers deploy at roadways and carbarns to阻止 gatherings as dawn clashes unfold near Hopedale, Milford, and Uxbridge.
Eugene M. Pullen of Manasquan New Jersey once suffered a severe inguinal hernia. After failed trusses and multiple doctors he followed a simple home remedy learned by his mother. He was cured without surgery and remains active as a carpenter years later. Readers may request details by mail.
The Rev. George B. Heath, recently resigning from Barham Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church, was presented a silver tea set by the Andrew Square Improvement Association. The ceremony occurred at the Andrew school with remarks by Charles S. O Connor and leaders like Daniel V. McIsaac Councillor Attridge and several state representatives.
President Wilson stated the Democratic pledge to grant independence for the Philippines will be fulfilled, but the date is debatable and depends on a thorough nonpartisan investigation of conditions. He plans to carefully consider appointing a governor general and the Philippine Commission.
Next Sunday's Post Magazine features a vivid piece on months or years of effort by men to design a 10 cent puzzle that amuses a broad public. It highlights the patience, ingenuity, and commercial appeal behind a simple brain teaser.
Fifteen hundred people attended Goldsmith Hall meeting on Terrace street last night to condemn Boston Elevated Railway Roxbury car service. Dr Charles F Sullivan praised for saying diverting Tremont street lines left Roxbury Crossing a deserted village once a busy New England hub.
The doctor decried the Elevated car system as a disgrace and said passengers are crowded like sheep with pickpockets flourishing on trolleys. Councillor Ernest Smith lamented traffic, noting long waits and delays from Charles and Mount Vernon to Roxbury Crossing. Ward 19 meeting called by James H. McInerney discussed Parker Hill fire dangers and demand for a new firehouse and better access in severe weather.
Striking workers in men's garments schedule a public mass meeting at Faneuil Hall this afternoon at 1 30 to protest city officials for allowing strikebreakers to work and share rooms with workers in some employers shops.
Frank H. McCarthy New England AFL organizer, James T. Moriarty Boston C L A president, and George Roewer Jr attorney for strikers are listed as speakers. Samuel Zorn, strike committee chair, reports little change in the strike. Officer John Anderson detains Louis Regina of Roxbury for alleged disturbance near Chauncey Street.
Regina is said to have shouted scab during a street confrontation. Agent Frank Diluca reports ongoing strike effort, union funds received from international headquarters, and weekly benefits of seven dollars. About 60 tailors and 200 helpers remain out of 500 tailors and 2000 workers. IWW Boston Local 190 claims a settlement for about 450 dress workers in nearby cities with a ten percent wage increase and other concessions.
Augusta April 3 The Maine House voting 99 to 28overrode the Governor's veto to enact a railway fare measure requiring mileage books of 500 miles to be sold at the same rate as 1000 mile books The Senate had passed the bill earlier and the measure faces potential death if the House does not reconsider.
Inrico Caruso calls For mamint Tablets pleasant and throat friendly and says he has found them beneficial for the throat. Dr. Kuhn, physician to the Austrian court, reports Formament Tablets effective for Tonsillitis and bad breath and a reliable preventive, especially with Tonsillitis.
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