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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1914
Page
15
Mayor Curley and Police Commissioner O Meara met at Pemberton Square after a tense legislative fight over fire laws. Building Commissioner Patrick O Hearn accompanied the mayor. The visit described as a social call by Curley, amid reported clashes with O Meara.
London reports actor James K. Hackett now wealthy from an inheritance of 1.5 million dollars seeks to be recognized as Baron Hackett of Hackettstown and Sheldon Abbey Ireland. He claims descent from Henri de Heket and cites extinct Irish titles from Revolution era losses and hopes to revive a peerage for the American stage.
Researchers report that an overwhelming majority of people show acid mouth effects from fermenting food particles. Authorities note about 95 percent of individuals display this condition, suggesting widespread impact on dental health.
Pebeco combats acid mouth and counters attacks on thin enamel. It helps preserve the tooth structure and keeps inner tooth substance safe from decay bacteria.
A resolution reported to the House by the elections committee states it is not a federal crime for a Senator or Representative to solicit or receive political contributions from colleagues and to solicit such funds by letters inside Senate or House office buildings.
Providence April 16 The Chamber of Commerce announced a steamship line serving iron ore from Sydney C B will make Providence its principal terminus for distribution in the Eastern States The steamers will use the pier recently built by the State and the service is expected to begin July 1.
At the New Hampshire Socialist party convention in Manchester John P. Burke of Franklin was nominated for governor and William H. Wilkins of Claremont for U S senator. A protest against armed intervention in Mexico was adopted.
An advertisement touts Resinol Ointment as instant relief for itching and a fast path to healed skin. It claims the product also handles pimples dandruff and minor burns with a gentle, non harmful formula sold in 50c and 1.00 sizes and accompanying soap.
George E Learnard testified in the James M Hall vs Paine Webb er Co case describing motives behind charges he made to protect his stock interests He said Lawson Arnold Co influenced him and that he expected to carry his Copper Range shares He asserted a heated atmosphere followed dissolution notices and discussed market manipulation planning for Copper Range shares The trial resumes tomorrow in this matter.
In testimony, he said he knew T. W. Lawson and A. C. Burrage were backing Copper Range in the market when he sold Hall's stock. The claim links key figures to the investment move during that period.
A guaranteed freckle treatment offers a free trial with no cost if it fails to remove freckles. Buy an ounce of ethine double strength from Riker Jaynes Stores or Houghton Duton Co and see a clearer complexion after a few applications. Rarely more than one ounce is needed for stubborn freckles.
A preview note touts an upcoming Sunday Post issue with a mix of features for all readers. It promises something for everyone and invites the public to not miss the edition.
A promotional health claim urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults. It touts quick relief from constipation, sour stomach, and general illness, noting a 50 cent bottle with plain directions and warnings about counterfeits.
Paris reports a new motorless aircraft by Dr A Magnan shown at the Society of Savants Congress. The device imitates birds using wind as motive power with a spreading tail and two tapering wings allowing motionless hovering. Control requires practice similar to riding a bicycle, with noted danger.
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