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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1913
Page
10
In Berne on April 23 the American minister Henry Boutelle said he has no official information on Joseph W. Martin a Memphis cotton broker who disappeared from London three weeks ago.
A vintage advertisement touts GETS-IT as a fast painless corn cure claim two seconds application with no bandages or knives. It targets corns warts callouses and bunions claiming safe use and no damage to healthy flesh priced 35 cents per bottle sold by Lawrence & Co. in Chicago and by Riker-Jaynes drug stores in Boston.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as the top remedy for kidney liver and bladder diseases. It claims swift mild effects and physician endorsement, notes a certificate of purity, and offers sample bottles by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets present a plant based remedy without calomel to ease liver and bowel complaints. Take one nightly to prevent constipation bad breath headaches and pimples. Available in 10c and 25c boxes from the Olive Tablet Company Columbus.
In an interview with the Post the mayor admitted he might be a candidate for mayor next fall. He spoke while explaining his reasons for traveling south with the Chamber of Commerce group today.
The Boston mayor says he may seek another term if it best serves the city. He plans to decide next fall after considering whether to pursue continued office or return to private life. He emphasizes a commitment to expanding Boston's commerce and industries and to development in exports and imports.
Medford High School defeated High School of Commerce 5 to 1 at Fulton street grounds. Noyes, Medford’s pitcher, pitched a season debut holding Commerce to one run and fanning ten. Crowe led Medford with four hits, Leipzig and Day stole multiple bases, and McDonald worked hard for Commerce. Attendance 150, time 2h15m.
Browne Nichols defeated Milton Academy 15 to 9 at Milton yesterday in a low quality contest marked by many errors and late scoring. Lombard led the home team with a slashing effort while Whittemore and Trainer contributed multiple hits for Browne Nichols.
Dr. Sargent of Harvard reports in an upcoming Post article that athletic activity yields broad benefits for health and education, highlighting improved fitness, discipline, and social engagement among students.
Harvard aims to topple Maine at Soldiers Field this afternoon after a Tuesday win over Bowdoin. The Crimson practice session refines form as pitchers and hitters focus on eliminating defects before game time.
S H Dudley, America's foremost colored comedian, brings The Smart Set to Boston next week at the Grand Opera House. The troupe presents Dr Beans of Boston, a musical comedy by a 40‑piece cast with singing and dancing specialty numbers for local flavor and entertainment.
Arlington High cruised past Lasalle High 13 to 1 yesterday afternoon. Pitcher Kelley worked seven innings allowing three hits and striking out 10.
Democratic leaders defend Underwood tariff as Progressive ideas gain traction. Gardner accuses Republicans of resisting reform and praises the rise of the Progressive path while warning Democrats to keep promises or face a voter shift. Debate highlights calls for nonpartisan tariff commissions and consumer-focused policy.
President telegrams California officials to have in person talks with Secretary of State. Senate and Assembly resolutions express agreement to host the secretary in Sacramento. Governor Johnson welcomes the visit and Bryan accepts an invitation to stay with the Johnsons. John Bassett Moore will act secretary of state during Bryan's absence.
In Sacramento on April 23, lawmakers argued over the alien land bill as President Wilson weighs Bryan’s arrival. Senate and Assembly texts assert California’s right to legislate land ownership, while no firm promise to defer action is given. The Thompson-Birdsall bill may be amended and a new alien-restriction measure could be proposed if Bryan’s plans alter the timetable.
Viscount Chinda appeals to Theodore Roosevelt to curb anti Japanese land ownership legislation in California. Roosevelt complies by sending a telegram to Governor Hiram Johnson urging Sacramento legislators to desist from discriminatory measures that could embarrass the federal government.
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