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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1912
Page
7
An advertisement cites Mrs Mae Martyn praising Canthrox shampoo mixed with hot water for cleansing the scalp removing dandruff and dirt and preventing baldness. It warns against soap and powder shampoos claiming they ruin hair and promote irritation. The copy asserts quick drying hair with a lasting lustre and fluffiness.
The 31st annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen ended in Ford Hall. Elected officers include Grand Master Workman John A. Clark Boston and Grand Foreman Thomas B. Jamieson Everett.
Edwin E. Kemp of Cambridge and brother of Major Horace G. Kemp appeared in the Cambridge District Court on a statutory charge, waived examination, and was held for the grand jury in bonds of 3000, which were furnished.
Wellesley College officials sanction a seven game series between the Athletics seniors and Giants juniors to crown the college champion. Edith Sackett leads the Athletics with Walter Johnson nickname in sight, while Florence MacCreadie captains the Giants with a line of players from across the Northeast.
Concord NH April 24 Delegate tallies favor Taft 497 to 260 with about 50 undecided. First district Taft 297 Roosevelt 160. Second district Taft 224 Roosevelt 162. Pref ballots show Taft 15328 Roosevelt 11925 in tonight’s returns with district votes 7985 7330 and 7343 6595 respectively. The piece includes political commentary on Morgan interests and Roosevelt administration and a coal strike note related to Senator Crane.
Congressman Gardner spoke in Salem and rallies spread across Essex County as Roosevelt sentiment appears strong. He teased Roosevelt backing and warned of political developments to come, asserting his past statements and awaiting next steps.
President Taft arrived in New York from Washington at eight tonight and attended a theatre. He then visited his brother Henry W. Taft's home for the night and will depart at 9 15 tomorrow morning for Springfield to continue his Massachusetts speechmaking tour.
An old medical ad warns that catarrh leads to consumption and promotes HYOMEI as a cure. It claims the antiseptic spray reaches the lungs to destroy germs, criticizing sprays and pills. It advertises HYOMEI inhalers for one dollar and refills for fifty cents.
Gardner F. Parmenter 19 or 31 contested the marriage to Elizabeth Shult in Yarmouth March 16 claiming a false statement on the license and seeking annulment. He said she revealed debts after returning to Brockton, while she questioned the legality and noted family resistance.
The Industrial Development Company of the Boston Chamber of Commerce announced financial aid measures for eleven industries. The program targets growth sectors and aims to stimulate investment and job creation through targeted loans and grants.
Genuine La Touraine Coffee is sold with an insistence that it be delivered only in a yellow La Touraine Bag, a distinctive packaging rule highlighted by the vendor.
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