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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1914
Page
5
The article reviews Governor Walsh's forthcoming veto message in the House over appointing the Chelsea Licensing Board by the Governor rather than the Mayor. It notes expected veto support, a two thirds vote needed to overturn, and broader taxation and home rule debates tied to state finances.
Advertisement touts Hyomei as a fast acting remedy for catarrh and nasal congestion. It claims relief within five minutes by inhaling antiseptic oils delivered to inflamed mucous membranes, and offers a complete outfit for one dollar with a money back guarantee.
Advert show claims thousands wear glasses needlessly and offers a two ounce bottle of water with an Optona tablet to bathe eyes two to four times daily. It promises curing astigmatism and other eye disorders, suggesting many could forego glasses and strengthen eyes.
Brigadier General E Leroy Sweetser and a 10 officer staff finished a 9 mile cross country ride in a 90 mile annual event required by federal law. They left Allston for Lowell then Salem and Nashua before reaching Lawrence and returning to Allston.
Boy military companies from across the state assembled in Norwood for the 14th annual United Boys of Greater America Massachusetts Division maneuvers. More than 1500 uniformed youths marched on Buttermilk Plain while Congregational Church Sunday school girls supplied lunches. Two regiments were dressed for review by General W. G. Bolloss and staff. An emergency relief drill by local scouts demonstrated first aid, treating five minor injuries at Frederick W. Robinson’s house, converted to a temporary hospital.
Surgeon General William C. Gorgas will receive a gold medal from the American Museum of Safety on April 28 for his work in the Panama Canal Zone. The medal, donated by Dr Louis Livingston Seaman, will be presented by Professor Frederick R Hutton of Columbia University.
Rear Admiral Robert E Peary retired Arctic explorer was awarded the Grand Gold Medal by the Geographic Society of France. The honor will be presented at a Paris meeting Friday next.
The Gompers-Mitchell-Morrison contempt case was re argued before the Supreme Court. Allen B. Parker served as leading counsel for the labor leader, with the proceedings held in Washington.
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